Anonymous
07/09/2025 20:03
Subject: Roomba with mop function
I bought a Roborock a few years ago. I thought it was a mopping one but it's really just a vacuum with a pad you can put on, lol. That's probably why it was so cheap. But I do like the brand and feel it does a good job.
Anonymous
07/09/2025 19:50
Subject: Roomba with mop function
Try this review! It’s so thorough.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDJcY2ZrQDY
I just got a Eufy, will set it up this weekend and report back
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDJcY2ZrQDY
I just got a Eufy, will set it up this weekend and report back
Anonymous
07/09/2025 07:21
Subject: Roomba with mop function
Anonymous wrote:New poster here. We need (want) two new vacs. We have 3 levels in our house, and we’ve seen our first ever robovacs go to crap.. they are like 8 and 4 years old, they were used constantly. It’s ok.
Upper level is mostly carpet, so I for sure prefer a vacuum only.
Main level.. you tell me.. wood floors. One tile bathroom (somewhat large bathroom). One room is carpeted. And two rooms have rugs placed over the wood.
1. Does the mop do well to stop spraying on the carpet and rug areas?
2. Does the mop do well on wood floors? I don’t want damage. For me, now, I manually mop with the Libman Freedom mop, and I don’t do it that often.
3. What if there is only 1-foot space between couch and one rug? Just how the room layout has to go. I bet it never mops there? So I would have to use a slim mop or my Libman there anyway?
Oh and our lowest level.. this is where I love the mop idea even though I care the least. It’s mostly finished. It has LVP/really good “fake” wood. It is the best to mop, no damage, but it is huge.
One section is unfinished, concrete.
It gets so dirty from kids, connected to backyard, pet, and because I clean it least often.
I don’t want a 3rd robovac for it, but maybe with mapping, it would get confusing to move one there.
Anonymous
07/09/2025 07:18
Subject: Roomba with mop function
New poster here. We need (want) two new vacs. We have 3 levels in our house, and we’ve seen our first ever robovacs go to crap.. they are like 8 and 4 years old, they were used constantly. It’s ok.
Upper level is mostly carpet, so I for sure prefer a vacuum only.
Main level.. you tell me.. wood floors. One tile bathroom (somewhat large bathroom). One room is carpeted. And two rooms have rugs placed over the wood.
1. Does the mop do well to stop spraying on the carpet and rug areas?
2. Does the mop do well on wood floors? I don’t want damage. For me, now, I manually mop with the Libman Freedom mop, and I don’t do it that often.
3. What if there is only 1-foot space between couch and one rug? Just how the room layout has to go. I bet it never mops there? So I would have to use a slim mop or my Libman there anyway?
Upper level is mostly carpet, so I for sure prefer a vacuum only.
Main level.. you tell me.. wood floors. One tile bathroom (somewhat large bathroom). One room is carpeted. And two rooms have rugs placed over the wood.
1. Does the mop do well to stop spraying on the carpet and rug areas?
2. Does the mop do well on wood floors? I don’t want damage. For me, now, I manually mop with the Libman Freedom mop, and I don’t do it that often.
3. What if there is only 1-foot space between couch and one rug? Just how the room layout has to go. I bet it never mops there? So I would have to use a slim mop or my Libman there anyway?
Anonymous
07/08/2025 19:31
Subject: Roomba with mop function
I want to get one that mops too. Curious if anyone has any recommendations. I've heard that you need to empty the dirty water basin very often or it will begin to smell like sewage.
Anonymous
07/08/2025 16:18
Subject: Roomba with mop function
I have an older model roomba that I like. Debating on upgrading to one with the mop on prime day. If you have one, yay or nay?