Scooba Blog

We got a scooba lucke dout actually a Target near us couldn’t sell theirs they marked both units down three times. So we got ours for $150.00 (300 to 250 to 200 to 150) I’m thinking about buying the other one and selling it on ebay for $50 more just to have that 50 pay for the solution.

The solutions not bad but people will have issues. the vinegar trick is in teh manual. I knwo many peple don’t want ot read that far but they offer you that choice they don’t force you to use clorox solution if they did they’d not print the vinegar water solution in the manual. So come on lets be rational educated people here before ya go blasting something cause ya didn’t want to read the owners manual. Don’t get me wrong vinegars not ideal smelling but it’s still a choice.

As for hardwood we have a 3000 sq foot house the floors rarely if ever get cleaned.

So the wife picked up the clearanced scooba now nick named scooby and figured if it sucked we’d take it back.

She’s done the kitchen which is lame lino.. And all but one room of the first floor which all rooms are hardwood. And I have to say I haven’t seen the floors this clean since we moved in it did an amazing job you could tell the floors were clean. The only caveat to hardwood flooors look around after it’s used to see if you have any water that soaked into the wood if so dry it and reseal it if you plan to keep using your scooba cause ward in teh wood too much is bad.

But our floors look great and wife is quite happy as is everyone else in the house.

On to another robot. The Scrubbing bubbles shower cleaner not a full bot but does the same and I was skeptical but it works I’m seeing grout coming white finally and the shower curtain has stopped sticking to istelf from the mold that grows.
All in all i’m happy to say we’ve moved on to using some of the labor saving clean devices of the new age and they work quite well. I only wish everyone else the same good fortunes.