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Roomba versus scooba?
So I've been thinking about getting a roomba, but when I was on their website I realized that they had more than just the vacuum one. So now I need recomendations.
Our entire downstairs except the master bedroom is hand scraped wood. So it is textured a bit, and I'm wondering how the scrubber one works on a textured surface. Any experience? Which one of the 3 so you like? Vacuum, scrubber or wet/dry mop?
I hate cleaning my floors and I'm thinking something like this could be a god send with 2 little ones and all the crumbs. We got some money from the in laws for Christmas that we haven't decided what to do with, so this may be a good opportunity to buy one.
Thanks!
Our entire downstairs except the master bedroom is hand scraped wood. So it is textured a bit, and I'm wondering how the scrubber one works on a textured surface. Any experience? Which one of the 3 so you like? Vacuum, scrubber or wet/dry mop?
I hate cleaning my floors and I'm thinking something like this could be a god send with 2 little ones and all the crumbs. We got some money from the in laws for Christmas that we haven't decided what to do with, so this may be a good opportunity to buy one.
Thanks!
Re: Roomba versus scooba?
I recommend a Roomba over a Scooba. I have both, but I usually have to Roomba and/or manually vacuum the floors before I run Scooba, so it can do a better job.
My Scooba actually died a couple years ago and I've been too lazy to get it repaired. However, I cannot live without my Roomba, if that tells you anything!
If you do decide to get a Roomba or a Scooba, do a quick search for discount codes. That's what H did when he first bought mine, and he got a great deal on both.
This is one you have to do yourself, but we love ours & works great
http://hoover.com/products/details/fh40030pc/floormate-spinscrub-with-tools/