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iRobot Scooba 350

	Floor Washing Robot Item Number: 6000 Preps, washes, scrubs and squeegees sealed hardwood, tile and linoleum floors on its own. It cleans beneath cabinet edges, tables, chairs and other hard-to-reach places while automatically avoiding rugs, carpets and stairs. Intermediate floor washing model Covers 500 sq. feet (1-3 average size rooms) per battery charge 1 Virtual Wall
NEW iRobot Scooba 350 Full Specifications iRobot's award-winning floor washing robot removes up to 98%* of common household bacteria with the touch of a button. The Scooba 350 cleans up to 500 square feet on a single battery charge. It navigates throughout each room using a powerful 4-stage cleaning system to prep, wash, scrub and squeegee sealed hardwood, tile and linoleum floors. Scooba uses only clean solution (tap water, water and vinegar or deep cleaning, fresh scented Clorox Scooba Cleaning Solution) to wash floors. It even cleans beneath cabinet edges, tables, chairs and other hard-to-reach places. Scooba 350 includes 1 Virtual Wall to mark off-limit areas. To see how it works, click the Product Video link beneath Scooba's photograph.

 

Features of the iRobot Scooba 350 Floor Washing Robot
Standard Features	Advanced Features
4-stage cleaning process: 1. Preps - picks up dirt, sand and crumbs 2. Washes - uses only clean solution to wash floors (mops just spread around dirty water) 3. Scrubs - powerful brush removes dirt, grime and stuck-on messes 4. Dries - squeegee lifts dirty water from floors	A fully charged Advance Power Supply (APS) Battery powers Scooba to clean 500 square feet per charge One full tank washes up to 250 square feet before it requires refilling Autonomous cleaning pattern covers each area of floor an average of 5 times Cliff Sensing technology allows Scooba to avoid stairs and ledges A Virtual Wall creates an infrared beam that Scooba will not cross (includes 1). Use it to mark off-limit areas in your home. Uses clean tap water, water and vinegar mixture or Clorox Scooba Cleaning Solution One-year manufacturer's warranty

Specifications of the iRobot Scooba 350 Floor Washing Robot

Package Dimensions: 5"H x 21.25"L x 17"D Robot Weight: 15.5 lbs Package Weight: 15.84 lbs. * When used as directed, laboratory testing results indicate removal of Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus bacteria after two passes of the Scooba floor washing robot. Individual results may vary. What's in the Box: iRobot Scooba 350 Floor Washing Robot One 8-oz. bottle of Clorox Scooba cleaning solution Measuring cup Advance Power Supply (APS) Battery Scooba Power Supply One Virtual Wall (require 2 D batteries, not included) One-year manufacturer's warranty Documentation Owner's Guide Country of Origin: China

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