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this post was submitted on 12 Mar 2025
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Slightly off topic but how are y'all at replacing the parts that get worn out?
I'm still on the 2nd filter it came with and I haven't replaced any of the brushes, etc.,
I kind of wish I had a maintenance schedule where I just had the parts delivered and replaced them at set intervals rather than having to guess when it's worn out.
But I also don't want to overspend.
There are a million third party vendors that sell replacements on amazon, just take a look. Though - and I don't know for sure having not actually read the article - it seems as though you may also need to change out the firmware so you can keep operating it if iRobot's servers go down, since all the roombas i'm aware of need internet connectivity to operate.
If you're at the point where you need to start replacing parts, it might be worth starting to look into other brands
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I rarely use mine, but can I block them from using the Internet and they'll still work?