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SAVE $150: The mlf sex with teenie videoiRobot Braava is on sale for 30% off at Amazon as of Oct. 27. This brings the robot mop's price down from $499.99 to $349.99.

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Nobody likes mopping the floors. Except for iRobot Braava owners, that is.

The iRobot Braava is on sale for only $349.99 as of the time of this writing — that's $150 off the regular list price of $499.99. While its lowest price on record is $314.99, we haven't seen that price since mid-July. At only a $35 jump up from the record low, we recommend scoring this deal while you can.

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If you've been thinking about investing in a robot mop, this is a good opportunity. The iRobot Braava takes the chore of mopping quite literally out of your hands and brings the same level of attention to detail to the job that you would. You can tell it exactly where to clean, and it works on tile, hardwood, or stone floors. Its standout precision jet works to tackle stubborn messes. With 150 minutes of runtime and voice control connectivity, mopping the whole house has never required less work from you.

Save 30% off the iRobot Braava when you shop at Amazon, or keep browsing and peep our picks of the best robot vacuum and mop combos.

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