Robotic Vacuum Cleaner Problem

I attached a "sticker" tile to my robotic vacuum. It makes it so much easier to fine her when she runs out of charge and is on a different level of the house than I am. Lost keys and cell phone aren't an issue anymore. I am especially pleased with being able to replace batteries in the "mate". I love my tiles.

I use it to clean the sensor of any digital camera with removable lens. The vacuum cleaner device is an excellent way to remove lint and dust from the sensor surface. I find it better than using a brush or swab.

Essentially a powerful, reversed vacuum cleaner, this device almost eliminates the need for compressed air cans. No only that this device lacks the inconsistent output and landfill problems associated with of a can of air. I wish it was battery operated, but suspect I'd lose most of the power that makes this device so great. Wide range of accessories for cleaning seals the deal. A++

Gets the job done. Removed dust particles from our regular stand dams and vacuum cleaner in few minutes.

So far I am loving this sogen. Runs my microwave, and air fryer with no problems. Vacuum cleaner with full power. Tv,router, Roku, washing machine, all without a problem. Tomorrow will hookup pv 400 watts and see how that goes, but so far I am pleased.

Great box for robotic cameras!

Amazing little vacuum/blower!

makes dust and debris disappear. Can't vacuum.

Pec-12 is my problem solver that gets gunk off surfaces when nothing else will.  It is similar to 3-In-1 oil, in that it only takes one to three drops to do most spot cleaning jobs.  I found that Pec Pads sometimes only smear it around so I use Kimtech Kimwipes optical tissue.  I tried three different cleaners on my glasses that I wear every day and they all failed.  I do not think this is sold as a glass cleaner… but finally in desperation I tried three drops of Pec-12 and it totally cleaned the front surface of one of my glasses.   This might remove AR coatings but it did not on my glasses, yet, my glasses have the coatings built into the plastic itself so maybe coating loss is not a problem for me - still there is no broken surface on my glasses to indicate a loss of AR (anti reflective) coating.  Try at your own risk.  The cleanest lens exterior I have ever seen was cleaned with Pec-12.  Do NOT drip it inside the lens because as a grease dissolver it could hurt the greases that the lens uses as lubrication.  Probably putting a drop or two or three on a tissue then rubbing lightly on the item to be cleaned is the safest way. Pec has made a high priced product for years that lasts in the marketplace because it works.  I do not understand the complaints on this site about it.  I do not work for the company and they do not compensate me in any way. Yet maybe I do understand given the fact that cleaning gunk off surfaces can be really challenging and confusing since sometimes even great cleaning fluids will not work on the mysterious smudges that we find on lens glass and body surfaces.   On another website 87% of 289 users find this a great product so maybe only those upset with paying the price and not having it work, the 13% leftover, are the only ones writing about it on this site.  I think a 13% failure rate is reasonable for any cleaner since dirt types are so varied that you can not expect any cleaner to clean them all off.

Reliable cleaner.