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FatherTed
- Senior Member - 3K
posted: Dec. 18, 2006 @ 7:06p 
Argh! Now I don't see a logout button...this is frustrating *L* |
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Flagg
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Dec. 18, 2006 @ 7:08p
Raptor said:Flagg said:It doesn't come with a charging station, but it will work with one if you already have one.
So can you still charge it without the charging station?
You plug it in manually if you don't have the homebase.
A good source of information is the Roomba and Scooba message boards if you have any other questions about how they work:
Roomba and Scooba Message Boards
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Flagg
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Dec. 18, 2006 @ 7:09p
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FatherTed
- Senior Member - 3K
posted: Dec. 18, 2006 @ 7:11p
Flagg said:FatherTed said:Argh! Now I don't see a logout button...this is frustrating *L*
It's under "My Account".
Here is the link to logout:
https://store.irobot.com/coreg/index.jsp?step=logout
Flagg\\
Tried that..google checkout button still does not appear for me..strange. |
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schloop
- Senior Member
posted: Dec. 18, 2006 @ 7:13p
Thanks OP! I've been waiting for a deal on Scooby Juice and I picked up the replenish kit too, and filters for my roombas. |
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Gizzle
- Senior Member
posted: Dec. 18, 2006 @ 7:14p
I'm really more interested in the Roomba than the Scooba but this seems like such a good deal. Can anyone with a little experience with these tell me if this Roomba is any good? I've heard some Roombas are MUCH better than others. Thanks |
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toprammin
- Senior Member
posted: Dec. 18, 2006 @ 7:22p
Gizzle said:I'm really more interested in the Roomba than the Scooba but this seems like such a good deal. Can anyone with a little experience with these tell me if this Roomba is any good? I've heard some Roombas are MUCH better than others. Thanks
Everything is on sale with that coupon code. You dont have to get a scooba. And all Roombas from the Discovery and up are supposed to be the good ones. Im sure the others are good as well, they just lack the neat features like the self charging base station. |
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NTAmuro
- Cranky Member
posted: Dec. 18, 2006 @ 7:49p
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GuP
- Shopaholic Member
posted: Dec. 18, 2006 @ 7:59p
toprammin said:Gizzle said:I'm really more interested in the Roomba than the Scooba but this seems like such a good deal. Can anyone with a little experience with these tell me if this Roomba is any good? I've heard some Roombas are MUCH better than others. Thanks
Everything is on sale with that coupon code. You dont have to get a scooba. And all Roombas from the Discovery and up are supposed to be the good ones. Im sure the others are good as well, they just lack the neat features like the self charging base station.
same here...i ordered this package deal and now i am wondering whether to cancel and just get the one roomba with all the bells and whistles...thoughts?
btw, how do you cancel once you have ordered with google checkout? |
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toprammin
- Senior Member
posted: Dec. 18, 2006 @ 8:07p
GuP said:toprammin said:Gizzle said:I'm really more interested in the Roomba than the Scooba but this seems like such a good deal. Can anyone with a little experience with these tell me if this Roomba is any good? I've heard some Roombas are MUCH better than others. Thanks
Everything is on sale with that coupon code. You dont have to get a scooba. And all Roombas from the Discovery and up are supposed to be the good ones. Im sure the others are good as well, they just lack the neat features like the self charging base station.
same here...i ordered this package deal and now i am wondering whether to cancel and just get the one roomba with all the bells and whistles...thoughts?
btw, how do you cancel once you have ordered with google checkout?
I know that the self charging station is a huge deal. It drives back and charges itself when the battery is low. Really neat. IMO, the only real decision is between the Discovery or the Scheduler. Same unit, one has a scheduler built in though. With a huge savings like this, its worth it to pay a bit more and get the one you actually want. |
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GuP
- Shopaholic Member
posted: Dec. 18, 2006 @ 8:10p
toprammin said:GuP said:toprammin said:Gizzle said:I'm really more interested in the Roomba than the Scooba but this seems like such a good deal. Can anyone with a little experience with these tell me if this Roomba is any good? I've heard some Roombas are MUCH better than others. Thanks
Everything is on sale with that coupon code. You dont have to get a scooba. And all Roombas from the Discovery and up are supposed to be the good ones. Im sure the others are good as well, they just lack the neat features like the self charging base station.
same here...i ordered this package deal and now i am wondering whether to cancel and just get the one roomba with all the bells and whistles...thoughts?
btw, how do you cancel once you have ordered with google checkout?
I know that the self charging station is a huge deal. It drives back and charges itself when the battery is low. Really neat. IMO, the only real decision is between the Discovery or the Scheduler. Same unit, one has a scheduler built in though. With a huge savings like this, its worth it to pay a bit more and get the one you actually want.
Thanks. I also have a dog and most of my house is hardwood with rugs. Which one would suit me the best?
Also, I am a bit worried about the durability - are these lasting devices? Or would it better to get one from Costco with their awesome warranty? |
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cyfan
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Dec. 18, 2006 @ 8:17p
I saw the Scooba demonstrated on the Home Shopping Network. They had a dirty floor smeared with a 1 foot wide streak of dirt. The Scooba just managed to smear the dirt across the ENTIRE floor rather than clean the small dirt path. They actually cut away from the demo once they realized it wasn't working as planned. |
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Flagg
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Dec. 18, 2006 @ 8:20p
cyfan said:I saw the Scooba demonstrated on the Home Shopping Network. They had a dirty floor smeared with a 1 foot wide streak of dirt. The Scooba just managed to smear the dirt across the ENTIRE floor rather than clean the small dirt path. They actually cut away from the demo once they realized it wasn't working as planned.
It's just the way the Scooba works. It doesn't really do anything but break up stains on the first couple of passes, but if you let it complete it's entire cleaning cycle, it is quite impressive in how well it removes dirt.
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teebone
- Member
posted: Dec. 18, 2006 @ 8:21p
Doot! Got a intell-bin, scooba, extra roomba, and $100 accessory kit for about $400 even. Nice! |
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teebone
- Member
posted: Dec. 18, 2006 @ 8:22p
Flagg said:cyfan said:I saw the Scooba demonstrated on the Home Shopping Network. They had a dirty floor smeared with a 1 foot wide streak of dirt. The Scooba just managed to smear the dirt across the ENTIRE floor rather than clean the small dirt path. They actually cut away from the demo once they realized it wasn't working as planned.
It's just the way the Scooba works. It doesn't really do anything but break up stains on the first couple of passes, but if you let it complete it's entire cleaning cycle, it is quite impressive in how well it removes dirt.
Flagg
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't you Roomba the dirt off first anyways? Then Scooba it? |
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GuP
- Shopaholic Member
posted: Dec. 18, 2006 @ 8:22p
well I cancelled!! 
Should I get the one for 349, 329, or 299?!! |
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hippychick11
- Member
posted: Dec. 18, 2006 @ 8:30p
I am confused as well....... I need a floor washer and a vacuum but I'm just not sure about the 401. Should I get the Scooba and the Discovery and the 401 will still be free....decisions, decisions...... |
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Flagg
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Dec. 18, 2006 @ 8:32p
teebone said:Flagg said:cyfan said:I saw the Scooba demonstrated on the Home Shopping Network. They had a dirty floor smeared with a 1 foot wide streak of dirt. The Scooba just managed to smear the dirt across the ENTIRE floor rather than clean the small dirt path. They actually cut away from the demo once they realized it wasn't working as planned.
It's just the way the Scooba works. It doesn't really do anything but break up stains on the first couple of passes, but if you let it complete it's entire cleaning cycle, it is quite impressive in how well it removes dirt.
Flagg
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't you Roomba the dirt off first anyways? Then Scooba it?
Yes, that's correct, but if you have stains on the floor, the Scooba takes several passes before it completely breaks up the stains and cleans it away entirely.
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viper673
- Senior Member
posted: Dec. 18, 2006 @ 8:42p
From their demo video of scooba, it looked like you don't need the roomba on non-carpet floors. It should take care of dirt and cleanup. |
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teebone
- Member
posted: Dec. 18, 2006 @ 8:49p
I suppose, but I was thinking the Roomba was like a 'broom' and a Scooba is like a mop. So use the 'broom' to pick up dirt and big pieces then the 'mop' to actually clean the floor. I plan on putting tile in my house soon, so these two guys would go great together. Glad I saw this deal, just spent an hour or two driving around today trying to find the 5900 at Target and Sams Club (they both discontinued them for like $150). This is a much better deal since you get a free Roomba. |
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