Braava will do the mopping while you do the cooking!
iRobot is really eager to make your life easier with the new Braava Jet Mopping Robot. Intended for cleaning hard floors in high-movement regions like kitchens and bathrooms, the Jet is a more progressed and conservative rendition of iRobot's creations.
While the Braava 300 is intended to handle bigger territories of up to 1,000 ft2 (93 m2), the more minimized Braava Jet is intended to handle littler spaces of 150 to 200 ft2 (14 to 18 m2), contingent upon cleaning mode. The Mopping Jet uses a mapping calculation to find out about its surroundings and clean the floor proficiently without harming furniture. It also has cliff sensors to hold it from moving down the stairs and Virtual Wall Mode to keep it far from floor coverings and different rooms.
Measuring 6.7 in over, 7 in wide and 3.3 in high (17 x 17.8 x 8.4 cm), iRobot says the Jet can fit into tight spaces and corners, around and under furniture and installations, and – maybe in particular – under and around toilets. It has an accurate splash and a vibrating cleaning head to wet and extricate earth and will check for impediments in its way before letting free with the shower to abstain from harming furniture, mats and dividers.
The cleaning head works with the different Braava Jet cleaning cushions, including wet wiping and soggy clearing cushions that contain a water-enacted cleaning operators, and a dry-clearing cushion, and will consequently conform its cleaning mode taking into account which cushion is introduced. With the wet-wiping cushion, the Jet makes a triple cleaning pass, while the sodden clearing cushion sees the robot do a twofold pass, and the clearing cushion sets it away for a sole pass. At the point when the job is done, the filthy cushions are launched out by catch into the container with no threat of getting your fingers messy.
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