🧹 iRobot Authentic Replacement Parts - Clean Base Automatic Dirt Disposal Bags, 3-Pack, White - Compatible with All Clean Base models (4640235) Review

I don't like that we have to keep buying them instead of just throwing them in the trash we can throw away but I think it's nice to have it without the mess to have. These worked great. A bit pricey but they do their job.

I have ordered a brand name. So if something goes wrong with my iRobot, I can say I've only used the iRobot brand. They don't need to be changed often, I like to have them on hand when needed. They arrived very quickly and there were no problems with them at all /

On time, as described, original parts. My wife loves her iRobot Roomba i7+ (and so do I), the floors in the house have never been cleaner (and cleaned less often). I probably should have bought more bags (laughs).

There was no reason to keep the vacuum base the way it is. Dirt and dust could have just been sent to a secure bin to be thrown away, but iRobot decided to create a new revenue stream, so we have to buy these bags from time to time. On the other hand, they are durable, fit easily in the base and you don't have to buy them too often.

These are genuine bags at a higher price. They work as expected, no complaints other than the cost. They are easy to install on the base station and typically last at least 10 cycles before needing to be swapped out for an empty pocket. The device seals itself when you take it off, so dirt and dust don't get everywhere. This is a convenient, albeit expensive, solution. court

To say that other people also bought this product is just plain wrong unless they have two completely different products. Thus, an unnecessary purchase is deceived and the effort of returning the product outweighs the costs, which is a money scam at best. Refrain, improve your algorithms and don't make random suggestions. The problem with AI is that if you're trying to create an AI, you have to have a certain level of intelligence first. According to the law of averages, this is unlikely.

They work great and are easy to install on the i7 base. I don't like how I have to replace it when it's full but I get it. I bought a $2 sew-on zipper and will update after using it for a while. This type of stuff can be washed, dried and reused if I can get all that crap out of the bag. By cutting the back and sewing the zipper on (a jeans sipper to seal the air) I think I can just empty and wash it and then use it a few more times. Someone has already come up with this idea and is selling it…