Floors & surfaces
Vacuuming, mopping, wiping counters and windows.
Realistic outcome: Fewer full cleaning sessions; quicker touch-ups between them.
Your choices
- SimplifyReduce what collects dirt
Entry mats, a shoes-off spot and fewer floor-level items cut how often floors need doing.
- AutomateRobot vacuum or vacuum-mop
Works best on open, clutter-free floors. Expect to pre-tidy, empty bins or docks and clear tangles.
- DelegatePeriodic deep clean
A cleaner every few weeks for deep work, with quick daily touch-ups yourself.
- No purchase neededTwo-minute daily reset
A short routine on high-traffic areas can replace a long weekly session.
Work that stays with you
- Pre-tidying cords, toys and socks
- Emptying bins or docks and replacing bags/pads
- Stairs, edges and furniture tops
- Spills and stuck-on messes
Check before buying anything
- Thresholds and rug heights
- Dark carpets or mirrored floors (some sensors struggle)
- Pet accidents (choose obstacle avoidance or keep floors clear)
Products
Rubbermaid Reveal Power Scrubber
Kit with multi-purpose head and grout head (2057486)
A battery scrubber that does the elbow work on grout and tubs
A handheld, battery-powered scrub brush with a grout head and a multi-purpose head, so tile lines, tubs and sinks need less hand scrubbing.
- Type:
- Simplifies a manual task
- Best for:
- Tiled bathrooms and kitchen backsplashes
- Still on you:
- Applying cleaner and rinsing
A robot vacuum-mop that leaves its mops at the dock before it vacuums rugs
Runs scheduled vacuum-and-mop passes on hard floors and low-pile rugs, drops its mops at the dock before carpet, then empties dust and hot-washes and dries the mops.
- Type:
- Automates part of the job
- Best for:
- Homes with mostly hard floors and low-pile rugs
- Still on you:
- Pre-tidying before runs
We don’t estimate time saved per product — use the time assessment with your own numbers.