Only two decades ago, the only vacuuming robot most people could name was Rosie from the Jetsons. Of course, the release of the original Roomba in 2002 changed all of that. Now it’s commonplace to see robotic vacuums in homes across the country.

It’s easy to see why robotic vacuums have caught on so quickly. With no codes and hoses to tussle with, they only require a little effort from you. These vacuum bots will easily clean grime, pick up dust, pet dander, dirt, and particles. There’s a wide range of vacuum bots that are available today that come with built-in sensors to find their way around the furniture and other intuitive features like mapping, smart navigation and powerful suction.

Thankfully for those of us who hate to vacuum, these robots have become very affordable in the past few years,