iRobot Scooba Floor Washing Robotic Hard Surface Cleaner
from: iRobot
Product Description:
Box Includes: Scooba, 8 oz. of cleaning solution (about four tanks full), built-in rechargeable battery, charging station
The iRobot Scooba Hard Surface Cleaner 5900 makes housecleaning so easy, it's almost a pleasure. This incredible little robot was designed to clean almost any floor surface, whether it's tile, linoleum, marble or even sealed hardwood. It's about the size of a dinner plate, but don't let that fool you -- this little guy can handle the big floor-cleaning jobs. It prepares, washes, scrubs, and dries tile, linoleum, or sealed hardwood floors, without human intervention. Using a specially formulated bleach-free solution, Scooba can clean a floor in about 45 minutes. It navigates around chair legs, ledges, and other potential roadblocks easily, thanks to the AWARE sensor technology that redirects it around obstacles. It's the high-tech replacement for your bucket and mop! Safe to use on most hard floors, including sealed hardwood, linoleum, tile and marble Cleans under furniture, tables and hard to reach placesNOTE -Not suitable for unsealed wood floors or laminate wood flooring (e.g., Pergo®) Dimensions(HxD) -3 1/2 x 14 3/4 Weight -12.5 lbs.
Box Includes: Scooba, 8 oz. of cleaning solution (about four tanks full), built-in rechargeable battery, charging station
The iRobot Scooba Hard Surface Cleaner 5900 makes housecleaning so easy, it's almost a pleasure. This incredible little robot was designed to clean almost any floor surface, whether it's tile, linoleum, marble or even sealed hardwood. It's about the size of a dinner plate, but don't let that fool you -- this little guy can handle the big floor-cleaning jobs. It prepares, washes, scrubs, and dries tile, linoleum, or sealed hardwood floors, without human intervention. Using a specially formulated bleach-free solution, Scooba can clean a floor in about 45 minutes. It navigates around chair legs, ledges, and other potential roadblocks easily, thanks to the AWARE sensor technology that redirects it around obstacles. It's the high-tech replacement for your bucket and mop! Safe to use on most hard floors, including sealed hardwood, linoleum, tile and marble Cleans under furniture, tables and hard to reach placesNOTE -Not suitable for unsealed wood floors or laminate wood flooring (e.g., Pergo®) Dimensions(HxD) -3 1/2 x 14 3/4 Weight -12.5 lbs.
Features:
- Floor-washing robot that preps, washes, scrubs, and dries in one pass
- Cleans under furniture, tables, and hard-to-reach places
- Safe to use on most hard floors, including sealed hardwood, linoleum, tile, and marble
- Simple to operate--fill tank, press "Clean," and empty tank when finished
- Includes one 8-oz. bottle of cleaning solution; 1-year warranty
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Customer Reviews
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Rating: 
- Don't do it
I purchased my scooba last year.In the past year I have not been able to use my scooba at least half of the time.I have had to update software when the battery died, I've called customer support repeatedly and get "push this button, push that button".Sometimes it works, sometimes I have to let it sit and keep coming back to try again.Now the battery is dead, again.Customer support says "sorry, you're out of warranty.You have to buy a new battery."Save your money.This product is bad, ... Read More
Rating: - lemon--big waste of money
Before you even hear my story, consider this: there are tons of negative reviews and there are tons of refurbished models--that should be enough proof the product is a failure.
In my case, the thing has always had trouble completing the cycle without going to the death march and stopping.The company sent us a new battery and changed the instructions to let it run out or not... now the thing just can't go for more than 10 minutes without quitting.It cleans alright--but consider it lays down ... Read More
Rating: 
- Works like a champ
I purchased the newest version of the Scooba and the newest version of the Roomba.
I was kind of skeptical when I saw the Scooba demonstrated on TV,so I thought I would do a test myself.
I have 4 dogs,who traipse through the kitchen many times daily,bringing with them leaves,sand,shedded hair...you name it.So...I swept the floor first.I then ran the new Roomba over the same area,kitchen floor.I let it run for about 15 minutes,turned it off,and inspected the brushes and dirt-catching chamber.I ... Read More
Rating: - Poor Purchase
Bought this as a gift 6 months ago and it worked without issue MAYBE 4 times....all the other times we had to deal with some type of error code.After writing to iRobot customer service and trying their 2 different solutions(without success); they suggested we buy a new battery.Okay...we spent another $60 to replace the battery, NOW there is a DIFFERENT error.Tech Supports next suggestion was to replace the machine!NO way, no how!!Can't invest any more money in such a poor product.I totally agree ... Read More
Rating: 
- Scooba is a neat product, but expensive
I liked the idea of the Scooba, but having to use the Clorox cleaning product (it doesn't contain bleach--actually it doesn't list the ingredients on the label) was a deal breaker. Then I read in other reviews that you could use white vinegar instead, which we use for cleaning anyway. That sold me and we've had the Scooba for over ayear and a half with no problems (note: this is the 5900 model, which Amazon doesn't seem to carry anymore, though there is the 5800--would that be a newer model?). I have to admit ... Read More
- Don't do itI purchased my scooba last year.In the past year I have not been able to use my scooba at least half of the time.I have had to update software when the battery died, I've called customer support repeatedly and get "push this button, push that button".Sometimes it works, sometimes I have to let it sit and keep coming back to try again.Now the battery is dead, again.Customer support says "sorry, you're out of warranty.You have to buy a new battery."Save your money.This product is bad, ... Read More
- lemon--big waste of moneyBefore you even hear my story, consider this: there are tons of negative reviews and there are tons of refurbished models--that should be enough proof the product is a failure.
In my case, the thing has always had trouble completing the cycle without going to the death march and stopping.The company sent us a new battery and changed the instructions to let it run out or not... now the thing just can't go for more than 10 minutes without quitting.It cleans alright--but consider it lays down ... Read More
- Works like a champI purchased the newest version of the Scooba and the newest version of the Roomba.
I was kind of skeptical when I saw the Scooba demonstrated on TV,so I thought I would do a test myself.
I have 4 dogs,who traipse through the kitchen many times daily,bringing with them leaves,sand,shedded hair...you name it.So...I swept the floor first.I then ran the new Roomba over the same area,kitchen floor.I let it run for about 15 minutes,turned it off,and inspected the brushes and dirt-catching chamber.I ... Read More
- Poor PurchaseBought this as a gift 6 months ago and it worked without issue MAYBE 4 times....all the other times we had to deal with some type of error code.After writing to iRobot customer service and trying their 2 different solutions(without success); they suggested we buy a new battery.Okay...we spent another $60 to replace the battery, NOW there is a DIFFERENT error.Tech Supports next suggestion was to replace the machine!NO way, no how!!Can't invest any more money in such a poor product.I totally agree ... Read More
- Scooba is a neat product, but expensiveI liked the idea of the Scooba, but having to use the Clorox cleaning product (it doesn't contain bleach--actually it doesn't list the ingredients on the label) was a deal breaker. Then I read in other reviews that you could use white vinegar instead, which we use for cleaning anyway. That sold me and we've had the Scooba for over ayear and a half with no problems (note: this is the 5900 model, which Amazon doesn't seem to carry anymore, though there is the 5800--would that be a newer model?). I have to admit ... Read More
