FAQ's

That would really depend on the size of the room and the amount of cleaning the required.

Currently, Kraftbot and Braava can be bought from our Showroom on Queens Road and Phoenix Marketcity. We are also available for purchase on our Website, Amazon and Flipkart.

No, Kraftbot has a self-charging feature. Which means, it actually returns to its Home Station to dock and recharge between cleaning sessions.

Thankfully, Kraftbot needs no supervision. You can just press clean and let your Kraftbot get to work. In fact, select models of Kraftbot come with Virtual Wall Lighthouse which contains Kraftbot in one room until it is completely vacuumed, then directs it to clean the next room. You can also use this feature to block off-limit areas.

Kraftbot automatically senses stairs and turns away from them. However, if the room to be cleaned contains a balcony, a physical barrier should be used to prevent access to the balcony and ensure safe operation.

Kraftbot has a Spinning Side Brush that cleans next to walls, most corners and other tough to reach places.

No, Kraftbot should not be used to pick up any liquid including water.

You can schedule Kraftbot to clean once per day, up to seven times per week. For additional operation you can manually press clean at the desired time.

According to the manufacturer’s instructions, side brush should be replaced every two months and filters are recommended between two to four months depending on the number of plays and the amount of dirt in the house. Homes with animals are recommended to replace filters every two months.

Yes, indeed! Kraftbot can clean tiled floors as efficiently as wooden floors. What’s more, the self-adjusting cleaning head suspension system of the Kraftbot allows it to automatically adjust between floor types to clean carpets, tiles, hardwood and laminates floors as it moves through your home!

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