Is this product rechargeable or must you toss it when it "dies"?
506428
Not only is it recharable, it is fantastic!! I plug it up at night, put it to work in the morning. I have five cats and two dogs and they all shed. It really picks up the hair and helps a lot with keeping the floor clean of hair. It runs all over the house with no problem. It has gotten stuck but after a while, you learn how to keep things in such a position that it won't stop the ropomop. I would recommend it and really like mine!
506429
It's rechargeable. It's a great little product and works well on dust and pet hair. I run it once or twice every day (charge holds for 30-60 minutes).
506430
yes you recharge it works Great the only problem is you have to buy disposable pads that collect the lint and hair, and they are expensive and you can only order on line, other wise I have 4 dogs and it works Great
350849
Plug it in after use and that recharges the built in battery (or batteries). I have used this probably six months thus far on small messes and battery is still doing well. Not even certain that you have to "change them out" at any time.
1752130
It is rechargeable. It is charged by a 120 volt ac charger that comes with it. If not used the instructions say to recharge about 3-6 months to fully recharge it.
1529937
The one I purchased doesn't have a recharging option at all. It's battery powered. You simply replace the batteries when they run out. Obviously you could use rechargeable batteries. But it's not a rechargeable unit.
2386
I don't know because I have already thrown it in trash-batteries can't be charged
954357
No, it can be recharged whenever. We would usually just charge it overnight if we knew it would get a lot of use the next day even if it wasn't dead. I'm not exactly sure how long it needs to be fully charged.
1326061
If I recall the user's manual correctly it's chargeable, at the beginning of use, but not rechargeable, afterwards.
57883
Hmm - I don't know that I've ever really checked the amount of time it takes to go from completely dead to a full charge. I normally just plug it in to an outlet and leave it for an hour or two and then it's good to go. You can also use the USB to charge it on your computer - which is nice. It's really a nice little charger - I use it all the time on trips, or if I know I'm going to be away from the house all day I'll keep it in my pocket just as a safety measure in case my phone battery dies.
1225179
I believe you can plug in the cord and recharge the battery. I do plug mine in every so often and haven't had the problem of the battery running down yet. If you have already thrown it away and don't have a battery shop you can go to, I would search online. Info on the battery is: Capacity 750 mAh, Rated voltage 3.6V, Limited voltage 4.25V when charging. Hope this helps.
2065623
It is charged on a charging base, remove it and use it, just like a cell phone, let the charge die and re-charge.
958317
I used mine in an emergency light that is plugged in - and keeps the battery charged. so I would assume it is rechargeable.
2023196
Yes, it is rechargeable and the charge seems to last up to 5 hours of constant use or days of little use. I was really surprised at how long the charge lasted
376446
Completely dead? If it is broken (dead) no, ... otherwise if the battery is completely depleted it will work. This has happened to me a few times. It also recharges very rapidly, ... about 2 hours for a full charge.
1421636
Its not rechargeable. It runs about 12 hours before it dies. Very poor electronics and prone to rapid corrosion.
2120704
it is rechargeable. i don't know for sure how long it lasts because i just plug it in each night. i use it at my office at work.
1839141
Hello, It does not mean rechargeable, it means it's small enough that you can carry it places and use as long as you have access to an outlet. Hope this helps!
804304
True, Like any rechargeable item charging it once it is completely dead will prolong the battery life to its fullest.