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Fax: +1 978 744 0760High on the list of most-dreaded household tasks has to be washing floors. That’s why we invented Scooba. A little robot that preps, washes, scrubs and squeegees your sealed hardwood, tile and linoleum floors to remove up to 98%* of common household bacteria. Sound too good to be true? Thankfully, it isn’t. Scooba is the real deal.
Over three million iRobot cleaning robots have been put to work in homes to help keep floors clean. So, does Scooba really work? Yes, yes, yes and this page will show you how.
*When used as directed, laboratory testing results indicate removal of Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus bacteria after two passes of the Scooba Floor Washing Robot. Individual results may vary.
“As necessary as a dishwasher.”
—Ville Platte, Louisiana
“I never realized how filthy the floors still were after mopping until I got the Scooba. My place looks like a million bucks!”
—Chicago, IL
With a traditional mop and bucket, each dunk of the mop ends up putting dirty water back onto the floor. Not with Scooba! Scooba uses only clean solution – either tap water, water and vinegar or Clorox® Scooba Cleaning Solution to wash your floors.
Our award-winning robot navigates your sealed hardwood, tile and linoleum floors, using our four-step cleaning system. It’s amazing to watch! Scooba’s cleaning patterns cover each area at least four times!
