**Updated*** Scooba Update - Works Amazing. Yesterday Was User Error

Updated on September 21, 2012
J.S. asks from Columbia, SC
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yep, didn't have the lid snapped shut. Just did the bathroom and ALL the dirty water got sucked up.

Also - it has vacuum in front of it, so no need to pre-sweep or pre-vacuum. Then it mops, and then it sucks up the dirty water. All in one pass!

Everybody want one yet?

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So What Happened?

Just did the living room - still awesome.

Jo - yes, it has sensors that keep it one room. They call it a "virtual wall" and it's just a little box shooting out a beam that the scooba (or roomba) "sees" as a wall.

Hardwoods - Victoria and Fang - yes, it does all "flat surface floors". We have hardwood floors and tile that i'm using it on. Works on both great.

Soap - it does have a special soap, but you can also use plain water. I believe there are other soaps you can get - Just no bleach.

Pattern - random, but it "remembers" the floor so it all gets covered.

Dampness - when you put the lid down all the way, it's almost dry when it's done. It's mostly dry, but for a few small spots that dry in 10 min or so.

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V.T.

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Please update with info on hardwoods. When are they going to invent something to do my laundry? At this point, I'd take anything that folds it and puts it away.

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T.N.

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Well this just brings all your sucking up to a whole new level, doesn't it?

;)

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J.W.

answers from St. Louis on

Does the scooba have the little sensors that keep it in one room? If I could trap it in my kitchen all day I could see it being a useful device!

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Victoria, isn't that what we had kids for? Of course mine don't work, perhaps user error. :)

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J.M.

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so do you not need the roomba if you have this since it has a vaccum too? why wont they make one for carpets . most of my place is tile and wood though so you may have convinced M. to search craigslist=)

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J.B.

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Jealous! I'd get one but then what would my teenagers do with their spare time? Maybe when they all leave the house and it's my job to do floors again...

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F.B.

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Can it be used on hardwood? Does it leave floors wet/damp? Does it move in random patterns? Does it require a special cleaning solution?

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♥.O.

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Thanks for the update! It's on my wish list. :)

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C.Z.

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I could totally use both! maybe then I would have more time for laundry

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