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xLean
xLean TR1 Dual-Form Floor Washing Robot
$849.00
xLean TR1 is a dual-form floor washing robot that switches between autonomous robot mode and handheld cleaning mode. It focuses on hard-floor washing, wet/dry messes, spills, and targeted spot cleaning.
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Specifications
product typedual-form floor washing robot
cleaning modesautonomous robot mode and handheld floor washer mode
transformationone-second switch between robot and handheld mode
suction17,000 Pa
roller systemdual counter-rotating roller mops
roller speeddual 400 RPM rollers / up to 800 cleans per minute
water system2 x 16-way fresh-water spray system
hot washing167°F automated hot-water washing
Before you buy
Where to buy the xLean TR1
xLean runs the TR1 as a Kickstarter campaign, and MetaOriental links to that campaign rather than selling it. The xLean TR1 costs $849.00. Backing a campaign is a commitment rather than a purchase, so treat the ship date as an estimate.
Who the xLean TR1 is for
The TR1 answers a specific complaint about robot mops: they cannot deal with the spill you need cleaned now. It switches between autonomous robot and handheld floor washer in about a second, pulls 17,000 Pa, and runs dual counter-rotating rollers at 400 RPM. The TR1 is built for hard floors and wet messes rather than for carpet.
Is the xLean TR1 worth $849.00?
Buying a robot mop and a separate wet vacuum costs more than $849.00 and takes twice the storage, which is the argument for one machine that does both. The trade is that a transformable device is heavier in the hand than a dedicated washer and less refined as a robot than a dedicated robot. Households with mostly carpet should skip it entirely.
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