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Cordless Robotic Pool Cleaner - Wall Climbing Pool Vacuum For Large Inground Pools

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Cordless Robotic Pool Cleaner - Wall Climbing Pool Vacuum For Large Inground Pools

State-of-the-art cordless robotic pool cleaner provides smart, easy and hassle-free pool cleaning solution that help people everywhere reclaim summer and enjoy the pool.

With advanced navigation technology, it cleans your entire pool, climbing your pool wall effortlessly and scrubing the waterline effectively. Powerful filtration leaves nowhere for dirt and debris to hide.

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DO YOU HAVE A CATALOG?

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WHERE DO THE PRODUCTS WE SELL COME FROM?

The reason has been blamed on the retailer's business model. Many vendors from around the world choose to store their products in the online retail giant’s vast warehouses. But the longer the goods remain unsold, the more a company is charged to store them and it is eventually cheaper to dispose of the goods.

WHAT DO RETAILERS DO WITH UNSOLD INVENTORY?

Every year, retailers end up with billions of pounds of excess, unsold inventory that they’re sending straight to landfills, or incinerating. Returns in the U.S. create more than 5 billion pounds of waste in landfills each year, and more than 15 million metric tons of carbon dioxide. In one week in April, a leaked document from inside the Dunfermline warehouse had more than 124,000 items marked out for destroy.