how big an area will it clean? I have a large, open space-2400 sq. ft.--and am considering getting this to help me keep it clean. Will it work in a big area? The video talks about a 12x12 foot room...mine is 16 x larger. Also, does the "virtual wall" stretch? So I could block off a portion of the space (rather than just a doorway)? how big an area will it clean? I have a large, open space-2400 sq. ft.--and am considering getting this to help me keep it clean. Will it work in a big area? The video talks about a 12x12 foot... » Read More how big an area will it clean? I have a large, open space-2400 sq. ft.--and am considering getting this to help me keep it clean. Will it work in a big area? The video talks about a 12x12 foot room...mine is 16 x larger. Also, does the "virtual wall" stretch? So I could block off a portion of the space (rather than just a doorway)? « Show Less
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My space is much like a large loft--open, over 2000 square feet and a pain to mop. Since it's a commercial kitchen, used by groups of people for cooking classes (also, see it on Top Chef on Bravo--the main kitchen), it always needs mopping--my back has had it so I am hoping this can work. But I fear I'd be wasting my money, if I can't section it into small enough parts. "8+ feet" needs to stretch a long, long way to work. Wish someone from the company would respond, but thank you so very much for yours. I know my query is pretty unusual, since this is definitely not a home use question. My space is much like a large loft--open, over 2000 square feet and a pain to mop. Since it's a commercial kitchen, used by groups of people for cooking classes (also, see it on Top Chef on Bravo--the main kitchen), it always needs mopping--my back has had it so I am hoping this can work. But I fear I'd be wasting my money, if I can't section it into small enough parts. "8+ feet" needs to stretch a long, long way to work. Wish someone from the company would respond, but thank you so very much for yours. I know my query is pretty unusual, since this is definitely not a home use... » Read More My space is much like a large loft--open, over 2000 square feet and a pain to mop. Since it's a commercial kitchen, used by groups of people for cooking classes (also, see it on Top Chef on Bravo--the main kitchen), it always needs mopping--my back has had it so I am hoping this can work. But I fear I'd be wasting my money, if I can't section it into small enough parts. "8+ feet" needs to stretch a long, long way to work. Wish someone from the company would respond, but thank you so very much for yours. I know my query is pretty unusual, since this is definitely not a home use question. « Show Less
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You could always partition the room into smaller sections using virtual walls. Then you could clean the sections separately. Perhaps a second battery or a second Scooba would be helpful. Remember that the Scooba runs until the tank is empty or the battery is drained. So the size of the room will affect how many times it can pass over the same spot.
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I am using it in a large indoor swimming pool room that's 16 x 34 excluding the pool. I just lay a couple of 2 x 4 on the floor to divide it in the middle when Scooba is running. Works good. Haven't tried the virtual wall or not sectioning it. If I want to leave a door open, I just throw a couple of phone books on the floor in the doorway to block scooba. I haven't had it long, but so far, it is looking like it will save me a lot of work and make this room a lot cleaner, because I will use it more often.
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The virtual wall has three settings, one for less than three feet, one for 4-6 and one for 8+. The scooba goes for a 45 minute cycle, which I have observed means that it does keep things cleaner in a smaller area, so I section off my kitchen from my foyer, neither of which I have measured, but they are large. I haven't ever run it and felt like it didn't coer every single area.
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Ronald, I've had this air conditioner for almost a year, It is difficult to assemble, also it throws out cool air but the air filter light comes on even if you have already cleaned the filter. As far as a 1000 sq. ft. room, all I know is that my room is about 12 by 12, and it can make my room freezing. I hope this answers your question. And if I'm asked the question "would I buy it?" my answer would be "YES".
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hi! sorry been away from my computer.. this covers a lot of area..i put it in my whole living room.. you spray it on.. you don't put it on heavy. sometimes it comes out a lot ,i just use my foot to spread it around.. i love this stuff..thanks!!~~
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I have to be somewhat critical here to the lack of information given by the amazon site listing and their website. I believe the question should be what VOLUME does it cover ... and the response should be given in cubic feet ... which it isn't. So the 155 sq.ft. as listed in the manual and NOT on their website - I guess is good for 100 ft tall ceilings as well as 1 ft tall ceilings (??). (I apologize for the sarcastic answer, but they really should be clear on something like this.)
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The bottle says it covers 650 sq. ft. and that sounds about right. The first time I used it, I did have to open another bottle, so be prepared. I agree with waiting 45 minutes before walking on it. I did my floors one room at a time, barricading entrances until dry. I use a Swiffer sweeper with the sweeper dry pad to apply, so I can toss the pad away. I reapply every three months in our house with three dogs.
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I really don't know how much square footage it will cover. We only have about 10 square feet we use it on. It lasts quite a while. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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It will cover a pretty good sized area, provided that you keep the filters clean. I have mine in a room that is about 15' x 20', and it works great.
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I just went and washed the dishes so I could measure the sink mat! -- it's 24" long x 12 5/8" wide x 1" high. I saw the previous answer so I went back and remeasured. It's definitely 12 5/8" wide, although if you only measured the inner area I suppose you could say it was 12" but you kinda need to measure it from edge to edge if you wanted to know if it would fit in your sink. The height is about an inch, which does keep the sink itself much cleaner than a conventional sink mat, and I would still pick this sink protector over a typical sink mat, but remember that any skinny-based glass or bottle will be bound to tip. I just went and washed the dishes so I could measure the sink mat! -- it's 24" long x 12 5/8" wide x 1" high. I saw the previous answer so I went back and remeasured. It's definitely 12 5/8" wide, although if you only measured the inner area I suppose you could say it was 12" but you kinda need to measure it from edge to edge if you wanted to know if it would fit in your sink. The height is about an inch, which does keep the sink itself much cleaner than a conventional sink mat, and I would still pick this sink protector over a typical sink mat, but remember that... » Read More I just went and washed the dishes so I could measure the sink mat! -- it's 24" long x 12 5/8" wide x 1" high. I saw the previous answer so I went back and remeasured. It's definitely 12 5/8" wide, although if you only measured the inner area I suppose you could say it was 12" but you kinda need to measure it from edge to edge if you wanted to know if it would fit in your sink. The height is about an inch, which does keep the sink itself much cleaner than a conventional sink mat, and I would still pick this sink protector over a typical sink mat, but remember that any skinny-based glass or bottle will be bound to tip. « Show Less
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Hi Matthew, Happy to help. This unit covers approximately 4000 sq ft. of space depending on the existing air quality of the space. I hope this helps and please let us know if we can possibly help with anything else :).
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It would still operate if you had it agains a wall, but imagine it would might be more effective pulled out a bit. I have mine not in the actual middle, but out from the wal. I would suggest that you consider the room's square footage and match that against the rating for the model. You can check their website for the different models. I have it in a large bedroom (I am guessing about 20' X 25') and it still makes a big difference and I keep my bedroom door open to the rest of the apartment during the day & early evening. At night I close my bedroom door and the room's air is very pure.
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Ok I will try. The bottle in this box is 16oz. I use this product for my LR and Hallway approx.350sq ft altogether. One coat applied with a microfiber cloth. Heavy traffic areas, I apply every 3 months (give or take). That bottle should last you for at least three coats. So I would guess Thewhole bottle would cover roughly 1200 sq ft. It is an excellent product and thr cabinet restorer isalso great. Don't bother with the floor cleaner unless you have a lot of old wax build , just cleanthe floor. I buy the larger bottle, it lasts longer and works out cheaper in the long run if you are going to continue using it. Hope this helped. I have been using this product for about 4 years. Good luck Ok I will try. The bottle in this box is 16oz. I use this product for my LR and Hallway approx.350sq ft altogether. One coat applied with a microfiber cloth. Heavy traffic areas, I apply every 3 months (give or take). That bottle should last you for at least three coats. So I would guess Thewhole bottle would cover roughly 1200 sq ft. It is an excellent product and thr cabinet restorer isalso great. Don't bother with the floor cleaner unless you have a lot of old wax build , just cleanthe floor. I buy the larger bottle, it lasts longer and works out cheaper in... » Read More Ok I will try. The bottle in this box is 16oz. I use this product for my LR and Hallway approx.350sq ft altogether. One coat applied with a microfiber cloth. Heavy traffic areas, I apply every 3 months (give or take). That bottle should last you for at least three coats. So I would guess Thewhole bottle would cover roughly 1200 sq ft. It is an excellent product and thr cabinet restorer isalso great. Don't bother with the floor cleaner unless you have a lot of old wax build , just cleanthe floor. I buy the larger bottle, it lasts longer and works out cheaper in the long run if you are going to continue using it. Hope this helped. I have been using this product for about 4 years. Good luck « Show Less
199421
You may wish to check the specifications, but the size of the room will also depend on the humidity the unit must remove. We have ours in a large unfinished basement area, and it is doing the job quite well. My assessement from a lay perspective is that it will handle a large room or small one-floor apartment nicely. It won't handle a house. I would be overkill for a typical sized-bedroom or bathroom alone.
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I have a 2000 sq. ft. house. It does all but the back two bedrooms (about 1700 sq. feet effectively), but that is more of a wall / air flow limitation. I would say about 1500 sq. feet is the ideal for the unit, but you can effectively get up to 2000+ sq. feet depending upon layout / air flow limitations. That is with ozone. I have tried similiar units, and for what it does, this is a great value for the money, regardless of size space.
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I have a 120 inch screen and I'm 10 12 feet back...it has a border of 8 inches all the way around doesn't fill my screen....whenever I move out I should have more space.....I bought the bigger screen for this.... the 3d rocks ...if you have any questions email me.....Google spencer clough and you can find me
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I have three of them placed throughout my home which is approximately 3 thousand sqft. The largest room that I use one of the units is 800sqft. and have no problem with purification of the air. The other two rooms are 500sqft. & 350sqft. I have two Cocker Spaniels with long hair and the purifiers work fabulously.
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Apologies for delayed response - another surgery. Per the product's description: "12in total lengthREQUIRES SMOOTH SURFACE: WALL TILES MUST BE 4" SQUARE OR LARGER". I don't know any product like this that will work when the suction cup covers the grouting. I've successfully used the larger 23" handle when the smaller 12" unit couldn't get a good line up on tiles. Also consider another surface: plastic or glass shower stall walls (excellent suction) or tops of bath. If no secure site can be found, I suggest having a professional install permanent handicap rails secured to the wall studs. I see no reason to take chances here. Best wishes to you. Apologies for delayed response - another surgery. Per the product's description: "12in total lengthREQUIRES SMOOTH SURFACE: WALL TILES MUST BE 4" SQUARE OR LARGER". I don't know any product like this that will work when the suction cup covers the grouting. I've successfully used the larger 23" handle when the smaller 12" unit couldn't get a good line up on tiles. Also consider another surface: plastic or glass shower stall walls (excellent suction) or tops of bath. If no secure site can be found, I suggest having a professional install permanent handicap rails... » Read More Apologies for delayed response - another surgery. Per the product's description: "12in total lengthREQUIRES SMOOTH SURFACE: WALL TILES MUST BE 4" SQUARE OR LARGER". I don't know any product like this that will work when the suction cup covers the grouting. I've successfully used the larger 23" handle when the smaller 12" unit couldn't get a good line up on tiles. Also consider another surface: plastic or glass shower stall walls (excellent suction) or tops of bath. If no secure site can be found, I suggest having a professional install permanent handicap rails secured to the wall studs. I see no reason to take chances here. Best wishes to you. « Show Less
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I don't know the square footage of the room but it is in the TV room. Not a large room. I have two other larger models and one is in the kitchen (large) and the other in the master bedroom. We live in the desert so there is much dust and we have two dogs. Allergies, yes, but these seem to help and it is amazing what they can pick up when you go to clean them. Hope this has helped you in making a decision.