Air purifiers & dust. Worth it?

_Sam_

JustAnotherSaver said:

Kinda defeating the purpose.

The way I see it, whatever I need to do to hover the place manually, has to be done for the robot as well. EXCEPT the actual hovering, which is where the benefit lies 

We have a big ledge between conservatory and the diner which I don't think the robot would tackle, so I'll have to pop it over there once it finished the main house. Still a win as it still frees me from actual hovering.

I don't see it as a complete replacement for the manual hover however. But it should be of great help to keep the majority of the house clean daily, and then couple of times a week I would take out the manual hover out and do awkward places perhaps tight corners and similar, and obv if we had a staircase. Without the robot though, the manual would have to be out everyday for the whole house and it is here where to me the benefit lies....

JustAnotherSaver

Agreed in that if we lived in a bungalow, I would be more inclined to get one.

Not necessarily rushing down there top speed with my credit card in hand, but the chances of me buying one would be higher.

Murmansk

There's a programme called Sliced Bread on Radio 4 and they had an edition recently on air purifiers that might be of interest