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      24hr-mum
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      wats the diff btw spin n mopn the other brand (sweet home) sold at home fix? tje hm fix salesgal say theirs lighter

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        fifiyeo
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        dasalo:
        fifiyeo:

        [quote=\"dasalo\"]Leanne,


        Para can mop and vacuum. Scooba just mop only. Scooba owners can to commend?
        TIA


        Scooba vaccums too but it is made primarily to wash floors so it's vaccum abilities are far from the rhoomba's. But it's washing abilty is great. Only pity is you'll have to mop the edges if you are really particular.

        How much to they costs?[/quote]
        Got my Rhoomba for $600+ and Scooba for $700.

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          fifiyeo
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          24hr-mum:
          wats the diff btw spin n mopn the other brand (sweet home) sold at home fix? tje hm fix salesgal say theirs lighter


          The other brand with the orange bucket has stainless steel parts where you spin dry the mop. It's heavier but feels tougher.

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            dasalo
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            fifiyeo:



            Got my Rhoomba for $600+ and Scooba for $700.
            Thanks fifiyeo.

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              24hr-mum
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              i just bought the bona spray mop from selfix. so far quite happy wif it cos i dont hv to carry a pail around, nor fill water or throw water, and i hv a mop ready to use anytime for small oily spills. but i cant tell how durable it is till much later but i m v happy now as its light n my kids can help me mop.


              re washing, for mummies who wash dark colors, colored clothes and white clothes separately,

              is it u have three pails to accumulate each type of clothing?

              and is it u accumulate them till its a full load and hence wash each type of alternate days or do u wash each type separately as a half load daily?

              do u mix bath towels under colored or dark colors clothing?
              must hv enuf clothings to tide over days when there are no washing right?

              do u have a separate load for flr mats, cleaning cloths, dish cloths, flr mop pads??

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                YJL
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                Anyone bought spin and mop from HomeFix? Is it good? TIA!

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                  24hr-mum
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                  how to change quilt cover easily without tying wrong corners and the quit can become straight?

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                    24hr-mum:
                    how to change quilt cover easily without tying wrong corners and the quit can become straight?

                    :? What are you trying to say?

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                      24hr-mum
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                      when i change the quilt cover, i have to tie the 4 corners of the quilt to the loop of the quilt cover. but its difficult to make it straight. sometimes can match wrong corners to wrong loop, or the quilt tends to be a lump inside the cover

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                        Claudine Heng
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                        Hi Fifiyeo, so is the Spin and Mop from Homefix really good to use? Dont need to bring the pail around, and no drips?


                        Thanks

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