Save $200 on an iRobot Roomba i7+ with Automatic Dirt Disposal

Still nearly breaking your back vacuuming your floors? Why not let a robot take care of it! Sure, Roombas have been around for years, but they just get better and do even more for you. For instance, the iRobot Roomba i7+ with Automatic Dirt Disposal is Wi-Fi connected, with Alexa and smart mapping, and even self empties. It seems this robot vacuum does it all, and it’s also $200 off.

You can forget about it completely for two months. It will run on its own and empty the dirt on its own with the Clean Base Automatic Dirt Disposal. It will empty dirt on its own for 60 days, with AllergenLock Bags holding and trapping 99 percent of the pollen andpasi mold.

SLAM navigation allows the iRobot Roomba i7+ with Automatic Dirt Disposal to learn the layout of your home. It uses that to create smart maps that allow the vacuum to clean efficiently.

The vacuum sucks up dirt with the premium three-stage cleaning system and 10 times the power-lifting suction. The dual multi-surface rubber brushes won’t get tangled with pet hair, and the brushes adjust and bend to keep in contact with your floors. A high-efficiency filter traps 99 percent of dog and cat allergens.

Smart mapping allows the Roomba to differentiate between the rooms in your home. You can also designate zones for it to stay away from, such as stairs. With Alexa built in, you can issue the direction, “Roomba, clean under the table in the living room,” and it will clean up the dirt your dog brought inside with him. It will learn where you want it to clean and when and will suggest personalized cleaning schedules.

Save 25% on this Roomba, and pay just $600.

iRobot Roomba i7+ with Automatic Dirt Disposal

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Laura Tucker

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