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Question: Can I use the virtual walls from my Roomba?
Document: It comes with one automatic virtual wall; if you will scrub an area with more than one doorway, buy extra virtual walls. If you already have a Roomba, you can use the ones that came with it for the Scooba.The Scooba works in three stages:  presoak, when it spends its time distributing liquid; scrub and vacuum; and squeegee/dry. Like the Roomba, you can't predict where it will go next, although it seems much more methodical.
I say "almost" because, in addition to leaving any oil based dirt, it left visible streaks everywhere. The floor looked worse than before I ran the thing, and I got the impression that it just pushed the dirt around more than anything. * The laser for the virtual wall isn't strong enough and so it has major spread in any opening greater than a door frame. So, the scooba will often clean at an angle away from the edge. It also can't use my roomba's lighthouses as virtual walls.
Scooba can&#8217;t reach edges as well as Roomba&#8217;s protruding spinning brush, and as a result, crumbs, hair, and dirt tends stay at the edges.2. Being taller than Roomba also obstructs; namely, Scooba can&#8217;t reach the flooring underneath my kitchen cabinets doors, where crumbs accumulate.3. On mixed hard floors and carpet or rug environments, Scooba will need more virtual walls ($20 each).
Not to mention that it will get your carpet soaking wet. Depending on the floor plan of your house this may be easy or quite difficult. We have a two story home and the bottom floor is mostly open so I have to use multiple virtual wall barriers to keep it on the hard floor. The good thing is that the newer Roomba barriers are the same as the Scooba barriers so you can use them for both.
It'll clean a pretty good sized room all by itself, with no interference.Cons:- I find myself needing several of the invisible walls to really make it work. Thankfully we have a Roomba that came with 2 of them, and I can set up rooms in the size I need for the Scooba to work.- It doesn't come with the drying dock.
After charging the battery (8 hours before first use), you pour in either a solution of Scooba juice and water, or just plain water. Set up a virtual wall to keep it inside the room. Select small or large area. Hit clean. The Scooba stops automatically when it's done, about 20 minutes for a small area and 45 minutes for a larger one.
I think that doing your job, but he battery life is too short. 4 years ago I'm using a Roomba 650 and I am very pleased with it, good pairing will be a large, tiled apartment. Everyday use, dust and sand disposal of spillages perfect. (I use in Qatar)
I have to use the solution provided and it leaves streaks on my floors. And it does leave a little water standing in spots and if I don't dry it up or notice it right away, it will leave a white puddle mark on my floor when it dries. For as expensive as this is, I expected it to be a lot better. I didn't pay as much for the roomba I have and it works a lot better....
We already had the Roomba 770 and were very satisfied so I ordered the Scooba. My wife used it today for the first time on the kitchen and bathroom floors. It did a great job right out of the box. (We charged it overnight.) Simple to setup and use, especially after watching the videos on the website. The sound reminds me of a miniature jet, but not overly loud. It cleaned and dried the floor.
Overall, the Scooba is a good device. It does most of what you ask of it, and does it fairly well. However, it's not a game changer for our household cleaning like the Roomba - it's just not automatic enough, and takes too much maintenance to be a daily use item. Further, its limited footprint and sometimes awkward handling of area rugs, thresholds, and the like, take it down to a 2 star item.We use it to do occasional maintenance of rooms.
Answer: The ones from my 800 series did not work, but they are lighthouses that you can set as virtual walls.