NoJimForHome wrote:Botty, what faffing are you talking about with the 390?
Brett wrote:The 230 SHOULD be best Scooba of all! It's compact design is great for getting into tight spaces (think around the back of the toilet) and one of the ways they could get the small size is the very clever idea of using only one tank, with a bladder inside. Solution as it empties from the tank is pumped back into the bladder in the same space in the robot. Cunning!
Sadly that same bladder means that your Scooba will land in the bin after about 2 years (tops - apparently?) as the bladder fails and cannot be replaced/repaired...
It's a great pity!
NoJimForHome wrote:... Brett, is the bladder readily accessable? Could you patch it with FlexSeal or FlexTape? There is a 230 with a bad bladder on eBay for $25 right now.
NoJimForHome wrote:Worst-case scenario I have a 230 I can slowly dismantle for educational purposes and document heavily in case anyone else wants to try a repair.
NoJimForHome wrote:Question: when Roomba traps himself in the bathroom, after a few minutes he turns himself off because he recognizes he's just done a small space repeatedly. Will either of these Scoobas do that?
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