Pane relief! ALDI’s new gadget takes the pain out of window cleaning
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As we all know, keeping our homes spick and span can be quite a chore, especially when it comes to those hard-to-reach places like windows.
However, what if I told you that there's a gadget that could revolutionise the way you clean your windows, and it's currently available at a steal of a price?
That's right, members of the Seniors Discount Club, it's time to embrace the future of home maintenance with ALDI's latest Special Buys offer!
On September 14, 2024, ALDI is set to introduce the Ecovacs Winbot Neo, a robot window cleaner that promises to take the pain out of polishing your panes.
And the best part? It's being offered at half its regular price—for just $399, you can bring this cutting-edge technology into your home.
The Winbot Neo isn't just any old cleaning device; it's equipped with dual-direction auto-spray technology, ensuring that every inch of your window is given a thorough clean.
Its steady-climbing system and path planning ability mean it can navigate the best route across your windows, avoiding edges with its smart detection technology.
And with strong suction power, it clings securely to the glass, leaving no streaks or smears behind.
However, what truly sets the Winbot Neo apart is its hands-free cleaning experience.
By syncing with the Ecovacs app, you can set the robot to work and then go about your day—whether that's reading a book, enjoying a cuppa, or even heading out to meet friends. The Winbot Neo has got your windows covered.
Karen Powell, ANZ Regional Director for ECOVACS Robotics, expressed her excitement about the product's launch at ALDI: ‘Selling our products at ALDI for over five years has allowed us to lead the way in making home robotics more affordable and accessible. With the WINBOT NEO joining the fray, we're quite literally taking this to new heights and further levelling up our commitment to Aussie households.’
The robot window cleaner is just one of the many innovative products featured in ALDI’s finds, which also includes Oktoberfest and camping essentials Special Buys.
If you're on the lookout for other ‘ALDI finds’, you might be interested in the Reformer Pilates Machine ($299) or the Air Gazebo 3m x 3m ($249).
And for those who are more interested in keeping their floors pristine, ALDI has something for you, too.
On September 7, just a week before the Winbot Neo hits the shelves, the Ecovacs Deebot Neo 2.0 Robot Vacuum Cleaner will be on sale for $349.
This little wonder had garnered rave reviews from ALDI shoppers over the past year.
‘I bought one more than a year ago. Have named it “our favourite child,”’ one customer wrote on social media.
‘I am in love with mine, and it's the best purchase I ever made, in my opinion. It sucks everything up and it mops! It mops! And it can do it at the same time as it vacuums and it sucks up all my hair with no issues,’ another said in a review.
‘The reviews are pretty good. I think I'll be lining up and fighting those in front of me for one this year,’ a third shared.
We'd love to hear your thoughts on these robotic cleaning devices. Have you tried them before? Are you planning to get one during the ALDI sale? Share your experiences and tips with our community in the comments below.
However, what if I told you that there's a gadget that could revolutionise the way you clean your windows, and it's currently available at a steal of a price?
That's right, members of the Seniors Discount Club, it's time to embrace the future of home maintenance with ALDI's latest Special Buys offer!
On September 14, 2024, ALDI is set to introduce the Ecovacs Winbot Neo, a robot window cleaner that promises to take the pain out of polishing your panes.
And the best part? It's being offered at half its regular price—for just $399, you can bring this cutting-edge technology into your home.
ALDI will offer the Ecovacs Winbot Neo robot window cleaner at half price in a Special Buys event on September 14, 2024. Credit: ALDI Australia
The Winbot Neo isn't just any old cleaning device; it's equipped with dual-direction auto-spray technology, ensuring that every inch of your window is given a thorough clean.
Its steady-climbing system and path planning ability mean it can navigate the best route across your windows, avoiding edges with its smart detection technology.
And with strong suction power, it clings securely to the glass, leaving no streaks or smears behind.
However, what truly sets the Winbot Neo apart is its hands-free cleaning experience.
By syncing with the Ecovacs app, you can set the robot to work and then go about your day—whether that's reading a book, enjoying a cuppa, or even heading out to meet friends. The Winbot Neo has got your windows covered.
Karen Powell, ANZ Regional Director for ECOVACS Robotics, expressed her excitement about the product's launch at ALDI: ‘Selling our products at ALDI for over five years has allowed us to lead the way in making home robotics more affordable and accessible. With the WINBOT NEO joining the fray, we're quite literally taking this to new heights and further levelling up our commitment to Aussie households.’
The robot window cleaner is just one of the many innovative products featured in ALDI’s finds, which also includes Oktoberfest and camping essentials Special Buys.
If you're on the lookout for other ‘ALDI finds’, you might be interested in the Reformer Pilates Machine ($299) or the Air Gazebo 3m x 3m ($249).
And for those who are more interested in keeping their floors pristine, ALDI has something for you, too.
On September 7, just a week before the Winbot Neo hits the shelves, the Ecovacs Deebot Neo 2.0 Robot Vacuum Cleaner will be on sale for $349.
This little wonder had garnered rave reviews from ALDI shoppers over the past year.
‘I bought one more than a year ago. Have named it “our favourite child,”’ one customer wrote on social media.
‘I am in love with mine, and it's the best purchase I ever made, in my opinion. It sucks everything up and it mops! It mops! And it can do it at the same time as it vacuums and it sucks up all my hair with no issues,’ another said in a review.
‘The reviews are pretty good. I think I'll be lining up and fighting those in front of me for one this year,’ a third shared.
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