🧼 Efficient Cleaning with KEEPOW Washable Mopping IRobot Braava: Janitorial & Sanitation Supplies Review

I've only used a blue and orange pad with my new Braava but they work GREAT! They collect so much dust and dirt on my vinyl floors. I read that they are approved for up to 50 washes each! I love love love her! This picture is after my Braava went UNDER all my dressers and bed. He was constantly cleaning the living room and I had to pick up 1 or 2 "balls of dust".

Too thick. This deprives small bots of the ability to clean in a straight line as the water pickup area is different between each cleaning stroke. When swiping to the left, the right side picks up more water, then when moving forward, backward, it's a bit heavy on one side, and then to the right, it doesn't fully make it like disposable cleaning pads. If they were thinner, the water would be forced to spread more evenly, as is the case with disposable pads. Does not stay clean and misses large…

This is a good reusable alternative to the ones you always buy from iRobot. They snap easily into place and are easy to clean. The pads do not have built-in soap like iRobot disposables, and only water can be poured into the iRobot. I end up spraying the floor with a natural cleaner first and not using water at all in the iRobot and that seems to help. The main problem with these pads is that they only get really wet from the water sprayed out of the iRobot and end up leaving streaks on the…

Price is good, drinking was quick and the mopping pads fit my iRobot Braava Jet 240. I fell once (the velcro wouldn't come off, the pad fell out of the machine's intended slot) in of medium usage but it only happened once so it might have been user error on my part. They stayed on throughout the cleaning cycle, the last 4-5 times I used them. My only real issue with the pads is that they aren't as thick, soft or durable as the manufacturer's disposable mop pads or washable mop pads, so they…

they don't work very well. The blue is not thick and absorbent enough. It also has no non-porous backing. What happens is that the pad quickly overflows with liquid from the Braava nozzle and the pad becomes thoroughly wet. This wet mass penetrates the pad completely so that the top of the lining soaks the bottom of the Irobot bra. This will result in a three beep error. The only way to fix the error is to remove the pad and wipe the bottom of the rumba. I also got an error message from either…

They appear to work just as well as disposables but can be reused! I've had my Braava for about a week now and already love it very much. It eliminates the dog tracks that are left in my kitchen every day. So far I've used the wet pads that came with Braava, the KEEPOW wet pads, and the KEEPOW dry pads. It was immediately clear to me that the plastic part that goes into the Braava contains a simple code that identifies the last type. Hook and loop fasteners on the plastic part that fit inside…

This is a great upgrade over regular BraavaJet disposable pads. They are fixed in the same way - by inserting the part that identifies the mode into the bracket. This piece is punched with small holes that BraavaJet reads to determine what type of cleaning to perform. For user convenience, the colors of the reusable pads are the same as the disposable pads (blue=wet, orange=wet, white dry). There is a piece of Velcro attached to the mode-identifying elements that easily attaches to the back of…