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Originally Posted by Polarlys
Curious about these robotic vacuums and have a couple of questions that apply to our home.
How do these robotic vacuums handle throw rugs with a fringe on them ???? Are they able to transit from hard flooring past the fringe onto the carpet without causing any damage to the rugs ??
ThanX,
Roger from a cold New Jersey
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It's likely that the fringes could get caught in the robo, just as they could with a real vacuum. That's why you get one with virtual boundaries. Caveat: when it's first running and mapping, you need to manually block off areas where you don't want her to go. Once you have the map, and create your boundaries, you needn't worry about fringes or other areas where she may get stuck or shouldn't go.