Memorial Day Deal: This Roomba Robot Vac and Mop Has Dropped to Its All-Time Low Price of $100
If you are tired of cleaning floors every day, a good robot vacuum can be a life (and time) saver. One of the best options in the market is the iRobot Roomba, which can both vacuum and mop your floors. This one usually retails for about $200, but right now, you can grab it for just $100 after a massive 50% discount if you are quick, thanks to Amazon's Memorial Day sale.
This is the lowest price we have ever seen on this Roomba, and the discount is a part of a limited-time deal by the retailer. You might not need to enter any codes or clip any coupons to secure your discount, but you do need to act before the offer expires.
The Roomba Y0110 will give your floors a thorough clean thanks to its three-stage cleaning system. It can clean up both hardwood and carpet floors to check both sweeping and vacuuming off your to-do list. The robot vacuum's edge sweeper brush helps it pull debris out of tight corners or narrow floor edges.
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This robot vacuum has three power levels, so you can adjust it to perform a quieter clean or pick the most powerful option when you need extra suction to clean up tough messes. The smart vacuum can run for up to 120 minutes on a single charge and automatically navigates its way back to the charging station when it runs out of steam.
Take advantage of this discount while you can if you want to enjoy clean floors without the hassle of daily vacuuming. Do you still prefer to do your cleaning yourself? Our list of the best Memorial Day vacuum deals should have something for every budget.
Why this deal matters
Cleaning your own home is nobody's idea of a good time, so why not let a robot do it for you instead? We haven't quite gotten to the point of having a robot come into your house and give it a thorough clean, but you can definitely let this little guy handle the floors. The iRobot brand is one of the biggest in the robot cleaner game and now, you can get that quality for less, if you act fast.
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