Use a Roomba S9+ to clean the shop?

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Crosspost from r/Roomba in a search for some answers

I have an industrial shop (~2000 square feet) and would like to try out a Roomba S9+ as a cleaner. Any large metal chips or strings would be cleaned up, and I would hope the Roomba could be responsible for small chips of metal or plastic, dust, etc..... I can make sure any cords or hoses are out of its way. Also I can make sure any residues are cleaned up.

The question - do you think it would be up to the challenge?



Submitted July 31, 2019 at 01:35AM by TeignmouthElectron https://ift.tt/2Mt10N9

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