All time low. Cheapest cordless hard floor cleaner available from a local store. $299 on clearance at The Good Guys.
ONEPWR 4.0Ah Battery, ONEPWR Charger, 250ml Hard Floor Solution and Rinse Storage Tray included.
Dock the Hard Floor Cleaner into the Rinse Storage Tray - a self-cleaning system - and activate cleaning mode to remove dirt and other debris from the brush rolls.
Definitely available, saw it earlier today at box hill, $141.55 with PowerPass
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Any ideas on the battery life for cleaning the floor tiles throughout the house?
Bunnings Review said it was flat out doing a living room
This or tenico or shark.thanks
any first hand use experience.
Youtube review doesn't seem promising.
Not many out there. The reviews on Bunnings and TGG suggest it leaves quite a bit of water behind
Just picked up one yesterday, Seems good for a compact house as otherwise you will run out on battery. Is pretty easy to use and self cleans.
Same, for $150 I thought I'd try it out. Initial thoughts first time using:
- The roller head is comprised of 2 smaller rollers with a gap in the middle, about 25-30mm. There is also about a 7mm gap between the roller head and edge of the cleaning head so you cannot clean hard up against walls and baseboards. Not true edge-to-edge cleaning but for this price I can't complain.
- Despite having a 4ah battery, it's got quite a short run time, about 20mins. I got to the end and didn't have enough battery to perform the self cleaning cycle, so removed the rollers and cleaned them in the sink. The battery is removable however, which is a plus. A replacement battery alone is $150 from Hoover's website.
- The dirty water tank has a simple float valve system that will prevent water from being sucked into the motor once the tank is full. I think it's a lot more reliable than the more expensive vacs which use sensors to detect water level.
- The roller heads are saturated with cleaning solution by pulling the trigger, so you can control how much solution you use over a given area.
- Only supplied with 1 filter and 1 set of rollers. This model will be discontinued so parts availability may be a problem in the future.
Sounds like you get what you pay for. My Roborock lasts ages but was $100 more
I have the Roborock Flexi Lite and fairly happy with it. Didn't want to spend too much. Dries the floor well enough. If I hadn't already bought the Roborock I'd try this one out for sure.
Can you just use this as a normal vacuum? The other features are a bonus for me. I am still using my trouver from years ago but the battery is on the way out and need something cheap to replace it
Answered my own question you can
better than a Dyson?
Better for your wallet for sure
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