Aussie Cleaning Habits: What's Really Happening Behind Closed Doors

November 14, 2024 | 04:00
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Roborock, a global leader in ultra-intelligent home robotics engineered to simplify daily life, has today announced the results of its latest survey, revealing Australians' cleaning habits.

More than a quarter of Australians would love to skip cleaning their floors forever.

SYDNEY, Nov. 14, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Roborock, a global leader in ultra-intelligent home robotics engineered to simplify daily life, has today announced the results of its latest survey, revealing Australians' cleaning habits. In anticipation of the launch of Roborock's latest product range, including the Qrevo Master, Qrevo S, and H5, the survey highlights that while many take pride in maintaining clean homes, certain areas and chores continue to present challenges – resulting in a few guilty cleaning habits.

Roborock Qrevo Master
Roborock Qrevo Master

Australians take their floor cleaning seriously, with many dedicating substantial time each week to keeping their homes spotless. Despite the effort, floor cleaning ranks high among the chores they'd love to ditch forever, with a quarter confessing they'd happily avoid it completely if given the chance. This shows that while Aussies take pride in a clean home, they're eager for smarter, quicker ways to handle this time-consuming task.

The Dirtiest Places in Aussie Homes & Guilty Habits

Unsurprisingly, garages top the list as the dirtiest spot in the home, with 46% of Australians admitting this space needs more attention. Other hotspots for dirt include the bathroom (41%), the kitchen (38%), and even the kids' playroom (32%). With busy lifestyles, it's no wonder certain areas fall through the cracks when it comes to regular cleaning.

When asked about their worst cleaning habits, nearly half (47%) confessed to avoiding the oven, air fryer, or microwave – three common appliances that accumulate grime quickly. Other areas of neglect include vacuuming (44%), mopping (40%), and regularly changing bed sheets (32%).

The survey also found that Saturday is the most popular day for Aussies to tackle their household chores, with 29% of respondents selecting the start of the weekend to get things in order. However, a significant portion –28% opt to clean their homes every day to stay on top of household maintenance.

Tasks They Never Want to Do Again

Perhaps the most telling insights from the survey come from what Australians would skip cleaning entirely, if they could. 27% of respondents said they'd be happy never cleaning their floors or carpets again, while 23% said the bathroom is the room they most dread.

"Our survey shows that many Australians are looking for ways to make their cleaning routines easier." said Richard Chang, Founder & CEO of Roborock. "We're focused on creating innovative solutions that truly help people manage their homes more efficiently. We understand the challenges of balancing busy lives with household chores, and our goal is to develop technology that offers real support in keeping homes clean without adding extra stress."

The newly launched products, which include advanced features like powerful suction, dual spinning mops, and obstacle recognition, is now available across Australia in Roborock's Official Online Store, JB Hifi, Harvey Norman, The Good Guys, Bing Lee, and other Authorised Retailers. With the Qrevo Master, Qrevo S, and H5, Australians can enjoy a cleaner home with less effort.

For more information on the Qrevo Master, Qrevo S, H5 and other Roborock products, please visit http://au.roborock.com/

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