5 Reasons to Use No-Go Zones for Your Robot Vacuum

Protect fragile items No-go zones keep the robot away from rugs with fringe, pet bowls, or charging cables it might damage or get tangled in.

Avoid messes Block off areas where the robot might spread tracked-in dirt or water, like near a muddy entryway or a spilled plant.

Save battery life Restricting the robot to high-traffic rooms means it cleans where it matters most and doesn’t waste power exploring unused spaces.

Prevent stuck robots Keep the robot out of tight spots under furniture or behind doors where it could get trapped and need rescuing.

Simple to set up Every robot with mapping software lets you draw these boundaries on a digital map of your home, and once you do, you’ll wonder how you managed without them.