Hate vacuuming? Well, you’re not alone. We ran a questionnaire a while back asking readers if they A. Enjoyed vacuuming (less than 20% said yes), B. Didn’t mind vacuuming (about 40% said they didn’t mind) and when it came to the final question, C. Who hate vacuuming, another 40% said they would instead do almost anything else, so we understand why so many love the iRobot Roomba family of products; they are convenient, easy, and do all the vacuuming for you.
From vacuuming the floors to moping and even some that self-clean, Roomba has made keeping your home clean so darn easy, and the Roomba i3+ EVO is yet another innovative device in the collection. Here’s why:
Smart Mapping:
With Imprint Smart Maps, the iRobot Roomba® i3+ EVO learns your home and lets you clean the specific room you want when you want. It can also start cleaning automatically when you leave home and stop when you return with “Clean While I’m Away.
Self-Emptying:
With the Clean Base® Automatic Dirt Disposal, you can forget about vacuuming for months. The i3+ EVO automatically empties itself for up to two months, so dust stays out of sight, and your hands stay clean.
Clean on Command:
Thanks to iRobot OS home intelligence, Roomba can understand more than 600 voice commands via Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri. Simply tell Roomba to “clean the bedroom,” and it obeys instantly.
Stylish Design:
The Roomba i3+ EVO brings a new design that fits well into consumers’ homes, with a durable, woven texture that minimizes fingerprints and collects less dust.
Now that’s some pretty impressive specs for the Roomba i3+ EVO, and you know what else is fantastic? The good people at iRobot are giving the Roomba i3+ EVO to one of you.
Enter below for your chance to win the Roomba i3+ EVO. (Details in the post)
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Available for: $699.99
More info at: iRobot.ca
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