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Samsung BESPOKE Jet Spray Spinning Sweeper Brush Vacuum Mopping Attachment, Silver
Sweepers & Accessories
Sweepers & Accessories
Samsung BESPOKE Jet Spray Spinning Sweeper Brush Vacuum Mopping Attachment, Silver
Allen –
Works great
Mengpei Zhang –
Todo bien
Joe –
These are easy to install and work well with my sweeper.
MEC –
Fixed my problem of not spraying
PAOLA ARIAS –
super good for me
Honestreview –
If you own a Braava Jet M6, this is the way to go. They are OEM, so you know you are purchasing a part that will fit your machine. Yes, there are many other copies available, but there is nothing like an original manufacture’s part. The price is excellent, although you can purchase them for the same price, but why waste gas when Amazon Prime will deliver them to you for free. There is no need to discuss their quality because they are made by Roomba especially for this machine. It works out about a buck per cleaning and you can also use some Scotch tape and mount a Swifter Pad on a used one and get 3 o4 4 more cleanings out of one pad. Just make sure they are tightly secured with Scotch tape before you set your Braava jet loose on your floor.
SP –
Running a studio that encompasses the delicate work of jewelry design, 3D modeling, and various casting techniques means that cleanliness is not just a preference; it’s essential. Dust and debris can not only compromise the quality of my creations but also hinder the precision of my tools. That’s where the iRobot 4632821 Braava Jet M Series Dry Sweeping Pads have become an indispensable part of my daily routine, ensuring my workspace remains pristine.
Initially, I was skeptical about how effective these sweeping pads could be in a studio filled with the intricate byproducts of jewelry making and metalwork. However, from the first use, the Braava Jet M Series Dry Sweeping Pads proved to be a game-changer. Their ability to pick up and lock away dust, hair, and other particles from the studio floor has significantly reduced the time I need to spend cleaning, allowing me to focus more on my craft and less on maintenance.
The convenience of these pads is unmatched. Designed specifically for the iRobot Braava Jet M series, they attach effortlessly to my robotic mop, transforming it into a powerful dry sweeping tool. This seamless integration into my cleaning routine means that I can set the robot to clean while I’m working on delicate designs or even while I’m live streaming a session, confident in the knowledge that my studio floor will be dust-free without any effort on my part.
What impresses me most about these dry sweeping pads is their effectiveness on various studio surfaces. Whether it’s the hardwood areas where I consult with clients or the tiled spaces near my workbenches, the pads work uniformly well, leaving behind a clean that truly feels professional. This level of cleanliness is not just about aesthetics; it’s about creating a conducive environment where creativity and precision can flourish.
Moreover, the disposable nature of the pads adds a layer of hygiene to my studio maintenance. In a space where metal filings, wax remnants, and other residues are common, being able to dispose of the pad after a cleaning session ensures that I’m not just moving debris around but actually removing it from my workspace. This aspect is crucial for maintaining the high standards of cleanliness my studio requires.
In conclusion, the iRobot 4632821 Braava Jet M Series Dry Sweeping Pads have revolutionized how I maintain my studio. They offer a blend of convenience, effectiveness, and hygiene that supports my creative process, ensuring that my focus remains on my art rather than on cleaning. For fellow creators looking for a smart solution to keep their spaces clean and conducive to work, I highly recommend these sweeping pads. They’re not just cleaning tools; they’re partners in maintaining the integrity and beauty of your creative environment.
Stephen Terry –
Official replacement part so you know they work well. We tend to dry mop weekly and wet mop monthly and it’s amazing all the dirt these pads pick up. My only complaint is the cost. Now that I have a baseline with the official pads for comparisons, I play to try some of the less expensive alternatives.
Cliente Kindle –
que es original
Amazon Customer –
I originally ordered the re-usable pads thinking I would save some money and just wash them. We have two dogs (basset hound and Weimaraner) and run this thing every day with our M6 (after using our vacuuming Roomba), both dry and wet-mopping. It is sooo gross to have to wash the pads; you have to literally pick the hair and debris off the pads and it’s not the pad’s fault. So in the end, I am super happy to use the disposable pads and have the satisfaction of seeing the dirt and dropping it in the garbage! At approximately $1 each vs $12-13 each for the re-usable, it’s a no brainer to use the disposable (I doubt I could even get 12-15 or more uses out of the re-usable pads anyway.
Laurie –
Peças sao autenticas. a entrega chegou super rapida e sem custo de frete. Adorei e com certeza usarei novamente a lojinha da Irobt na Amazon! O frete no site da loja oficial irobot para o RJ é inviavel, amei descobrir que eles possuem uma lojinha dentro da Amazon.
MEC –
This pad picked up a considerable amount of dog hair and dust. The plastic portion is by design and plays a role in creating the “electrostatic force to capture dirt, dust, and pet hair”.
TheModestZinnia –
I wasn’t expecting much from the “dry” dusting portion, but was pleasantly surprised at how much hair, dust and dirt this dry pad picks up. It was alarming to see a white dusting pad turn dark. I do a link cleaning: vacuum and dry dust following- I am always surprised at what the dry duster picks up after the robot vacuum. I also notice the M6 follows the room borders tightly, in comparison to the round robot vacuum, which probably explains why additional dirt and debris is being picking up by the m6. This isn’t like the other dry sweeping pads on the market (robot or by hand). Also, that “plastic” strip is what causes the “electrostatic” pick up. Even though the dry pads are meant for 1 time use, I usually get 2-3 uses out of it. I base it on the square footage and the amount of debris after cleaning. For instance, it’s really silly to throw the dry pad away if you dry swept a master bed room (and the dust pad looks slightly dirty), and that is all you dry swept that day. I think most people would base it on common sense on when to throw each pad away- clearly if it looks dark and/or loaded then toss it (I am assuming it gets less effective as the pad becomes more loaded with debris).