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Koblenz P820 Carpet and Hard Floor Cleaner: Shampoos carpets, removes stains, scrubs, waxes and buffs Heavy duty 4.2 a motor/1100 rpm 120 oz. Tank capacity Features 3 speeds Full width Bronze Gears for Extra long Life
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SKU: ADE1C4Categories: Steam Cleaners, VacuumsRelated products
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This smart vacuum takes a systematic approach The eufy RoboVac G30 Verge can make your life easier. Charge it and let it work for an hour – you’ll find the evidence in its dustbox. The G30 uses smart navigation for accurate, complete cleaning patterns when it vacuums your floors. It maps its work as it goes, avoiding the random repetition and omission inherent in simpler bounce-navigation systems. Even with its impressive 2000Pa suction power, the G30’s average operating noise is only about as loud a microwave. So you may hardly notice it, even when you’re working in the same space. Taking care of you by taking care of itself Using the onboard BoostIQ(tm) technology, the G30 automatically increases its suction power when, for example, it moves from a tile floor to a rug. It senses edges and ledges, so it won’t fall down the steps. And if you block off an area with the included magnetic boundary strip, the G30 won’t cross that line. The G30 knows when it’s almost out of power, and automatically returns to the included charging station. If it gets into a bind, it automatically shuts off, rather than burning out its motors. And if it shuts off and you can’t find it, it will beep so you can rescue it. Control with app and voice The free EufyHome app lets you schedule the G30 and even see precisely where it has cleaned. You can choose between auto and spot cleaning modes. Auto mode works systematically until the G30 needs to charge. Spot mode works well for a specific mess by working in a tight spiral pattern for two minutes. And you can override the modes and control it manually using the four directional arrows within the app. You can also use Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa devices (sold separately) to control the G30. It definitely beats pushing a vacuum.
