Roomba Replacement Parts: What Fits Your Series

This is iRobot's replenishment kit for the letter-series robots. It includes three High-Efficiency Filters, three edge-sweeping brushes angled at 27 degrees, and one set of Dual Multi-Surface Rubber Brushes. The listing says the filters trap 99% of dog and cat dander allergens, and that the rubber brushes do not get tangled with pet hair.

The compatibility list is long and specific: Roomba e5, e6, e7, i1, i1+, i2, i3, i3+, i4, i4+, i6, i6+, i7, i7+, i8, i8+, j6+, j7, j7+ and j8+. The title also names the Combo i5 and j5. It then says the kit is not compatible with the Roomba Combo j7+, Combo j9+ or Combo 10 Max, so read your exact model name before you order.

iRobot sells this kit for the Roomba 105 Combo and Vac robots, and the listing calls it everything you need for regular maintenance. It contains three filters, three edge-sweeping brushes and one Multi-Surface Bristle Brush. Note the difference from the e, i and j kit above: the 105 brush is a bristle brush, not the dual rubber pair.

The listing repeats the point made across iRobot's parts: a dirty filter weakens suction, and a worn brush does not clean as effectively. It does not give a number of months. If you only need new side brushes for this robot, the edge brush pack further down also lists the 105.

The title names the Roomba Plus 400 and 500 Combo robot with the AutoWash dock, while the first feature line mentions the Plus 405 and 505 Combo. Both describe the same family, so look at your robot's printed name before you buy.

The box holds three filters, three edge-sweeping brushes and one Multi-Surface Rubber Brush. The listing says the rubber brush stays in contact with carpets and hard floors, and that a worn brush does not clean effectively. It says nothing about mop pads or about the AutoWash dock, so those are separate questions for the manual.

iRobot says these filters help Roomba robots capture particles and stop them re-entering the air as the robot cleans, and that the High-Efficiency Filter captures and traps 99% of dog and cat dander allergens. The listing names the e Series, the i Series, the j Series and the Combo i5 and j5 as compatible.

It also states that the filters are not compatible with the Roomba Combo j7+ or the Combo j9+. A three-pack is the same count as the filters inside the e, i and j replenishment kit, so you pay for the filters alone. The listing gives no replacement interval, so follow the manual.

This is the cheapest way to look after an 800 or 900 Series Roomba, because the filter is the part that most directly affects suction. The listing says a dirty filter weakens the robot's suction power, so it is important to replace the filter regularly, but it does not say how often.

The pack holds three AeroForce High-Efficiency Filters. iRobot lists them as compatible with Roomba 800 and 900 Series robots only, so they will not work in the letter-series robots above. The warranty on this part is stated as one year.

The listing says the brushes are for Roomba e, i and j Series robot vacuums, and the title adds the Roomba Combo and the Combo 10 Max. They are described as easy to install and remove with a coin or a similar household item, and as reaching along edges to remove dirt, dust and debris.

This is the one replacement brush that most owners will buy more than once. The pack holds three, so it can cover several swaps. As with every part on this page, the listing does not give a changing interval, and the manual is the place to look.

The compatibility list on this listing is the longest on the page. It names the Roomba Plus 405 Combo with AutoWash dock, the 205 DustCompactor Combo and Vac, the 105 Combo and Vac, the 105 Combo and Vac with AutoEmpty dock, the Combo 2 Essential and Vac 2 Essential with AutoEmpty dock, and the Combo Essential and Vac Essential.

The brushes are angled to sweep debris from edges and corners into the cleaning path. The box holds three, and the listing makes no claim about lifespan. It also says nothing about the kits for those models, so this pack is the way to buy side brushes alone.

iRobot says the Dual Multi-Surface Rubber Brushes do not get tangled with pet hair, and that they adjust and flex to keep constant contact with carpets and hard floors. The listing explains the design: one brush loosens and agitates dirt, the other turns the opposite way to extract and pull it in.

The compatible list is Roomba Combo and i Series, Combo and e Series, Combo, j Series and Combo 10 Max robots. The Combo Essential is excluded. The box holds one set, which is why the e, i and j kit above, which includes a set, is the better buy if you also need filters.

iRobot says the Dirt Disposal Bags hold dirt and dust so you do not have to think about vacuuming for weeks at a time. The listing names the Roomba i1+, i3+, i4+, i6+, i7+, i8+, j6+, j7+, Combo j7+, j8+ and s9+, the Clean Base Auto-Fill dock for the Combo j9+, and the AutoWash dock for the Combo 10 Max.

The box holds three bags, and the listing gives no capacity in liters or days. A used bag goes in the trash and a new one goes in the dock. For a wider look at what the dock stores and how long it runs, see the guide linked above.

The title says the three bags are compatible with all Clean Base models, while the first feature line says compatible with all Roomba i7+ Series robots. We read that as a looser listing rather than a different part, but it is a reason to check your own dock's model in the manual before ordering.

The feature list says the kit contains everything you need to help maintain the robot's cleaning performance in one convenient kit, and that the parts are authentic and manufactured by iRobot. It is sold by a marketplace seller rather than by iRobot, which is worth knowing if you care about who ships the box.

The listing names a wide set of mopping robots, including all Braava robot mops, the Scooba, the Roomba Combo vacuum and mops, the Plus 405 Combo, the 205 DustCompactor Combo, the 105 Combo, the Combo 2 Essential, the Combo Essential, the Combo 10 Max and all Roomba Combo i and j series.

The one warning that matters is in the listing: using unapproved cleaning solutions may cause corrosion and malfunction to mopping robots. The listing points to iRobot's website for the full list of approved solutions. Dilution instructions are not on the listing, so follow the bottle.

Tenergy states that the pack has up to 1000 recharge cycles and a low self-discharge rate, so the battery should degrade at a slower rate over time. Those are the seller's claims, not iRobot's, and we cannot compare them with iRobot's own batteries from the listing alone.

The listing also says the pack comes with a 12-month extended warranty for manufacturer defects and lifetime technical support, and includes bonus accessories: two brushes for the 500, 600 and 700 Series, two brushes for the 800 Series and one brush cleaning comb. Treat the extra brushes as a bonus, not as a reason to skip the kits above.