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SAVE $100:As of Feb. 28,Hairy | Adult Movies Online you can get an iRobot Roomba Q011 for $149.99 at Amazon. That's a $100 discount and just $10 from its all-time low.

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If you haven’t switched over to the convenience of a robot vacuum cleaner yet, now might be the best time to do it.

As of Feb. 28, you can get the iRobot Roomba Q011 robot vacuum for just $149.99, down from $249.99. That’s a total steal for a top-notch robot vacuum, even if it doesn’t come with a self-empty base. Plus, this price i just $10 from its all-time low.

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With a three-stage cleaning system, three levels of suction power, an edge-sweeping brush, and a 120-minute battery life, the iRobot Roomba Q011 is a great starter robot vacuum for most homes. The app also makes it easy to schedule cleanings, check the status, and see a Clean Map report (so you know where the vac has been).

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There’s also a spot-cleaning mode that’ll target a specific area for two minutes of intense cleaning.

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