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Relax with iRobot Roomba 780

  • August 15, 2013
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  • Atal Hakikat
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Cleaning the house is such a tedious job isn’t it? Especially when your vacuum cleaner decides to die and isn’t heavy duty enough to get all the debris like cat hair and dust inside your house. Fear no more with the Roomba 780 that takes the hard work out of it so you can focus on more important things in your life.

With extra expenses over Christmas time, it can be hard to afford a regular cleaner. Now you can cut the cost with your very own live in cleaner, the Roomba 780. It takes the time out of tiresome tasks so you can get on with other jobs. iApt Technology and Innovative Design have combined together to create this tech savvy product that has over 23 years of research built into it. It’s a worthwhile investment of $899 from Harvey Norman.

How can a tiny machine clean a thick carpet covered in cat hair and a tiled area of around 100 square metres, all in one go? Following on from the 630 and 760, the Roomba 780 includes an updated and improved three-part cleaning system along with an advanced cleaning head.

There’s a new AeroVac™ Series 2 bin with a powerful vacuum to maximise airflow and it gets more hair and debris off the brushes and into the bin. Two HEPA air filters keep fine household dust from re-circulating in your home.

There’s an acoustic sensor to detect small debris and an optical sensor to detect larger debris. It’s also got a full bin indicator light to tell you when to empty its contents.

Most vacuum cleaners don’t get in and get all the hair off the plain floor and bedroom carpet. The machine skirts along the walls and around the table legs. It gets rid of loose dust and hair off the plain floor and bedroom carpet. It works on both carpets and hard floors.

It has been designed with a soft-touch bumper with a new polymer coating to protect walls and furniture. It can knock your furniture around as it bumps along, so take anything delicate out of its way.

It’s great with pet hairs and works well by using the Persistent Pass Cleaning Method which does several thorough cleans on hard to clean surfaces and perform concentrated cleaning. The software in this machine allows you to program it to run on whatever days you desire while you’re at work. You can set it on a daily or weekly timer to clean.

More than 9 million robots have been sold worldwide and its fair to say its worth every penny.

 

 

 

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