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iRobot Braava jet m Series Washable Wet + Dry Pads

Robot vacuum mop cloth

iRobot Braava jet m Series Washable Wet + Dry Pads

4632812

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$62.00

The Good Guys · 6 Nov

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Lowest price · $62.00

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How long it lasts

Replace it when it is worn; it is reusable, and iRobot gives no interval.

How to change the 4632812 mop cloth

Watch the guide or follow the steps.

Installing and Removing a Cleaning Pad | Braava jet® m Series | iRobot® · iRobot (official)
  1. 1Press the pad eject button on the front of the robot to drop the old pad.
  2. 2Slide the new pad onto the underside of the robot until it clicks in.
  3. 3Rinse the pad after each use and reuse it until it is worn.
Every number this part goes by
Retail name:
4632811
Retail name:
4632812

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Washable wet and dry pads (one of each).

Common questions
What does the 4632812 fit?
The iRobot Braava jet m Series Washable Wet + Dry Pads (part 4632812) fits the iRobot Braava jet m6.
Where can I buy the 4632812 in Australia?
We track 2 Australian sellers for the 4632812; the lowest listed price when we last checked was A$62.00 at The Good Guys. Prices are re-checked daily and dated on this page.
How do I fit the 4632812?
No tools, a few minutes: 3 steps, listed on this page with the replacement video where the maker has one.
What happens if I don't change it?
A clogged filter loses suction, worn brushes miss edges, and a stale mop cloth smears rather than cleans.

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