Hello,
by now there are quite a few different household appliances for cleaning floors, such as robotic mops, electric wet mops, and steam cleaners. Do you use any of these, or do you simply use a bucket with a mop?
Best regards,
Sabine
by now there are quite a few different household appliances for cleaning floors, such as robotic mops, electric wet mops, and steam cleaners. Do you use any of these, or do you simply use a bucket with a mop?
Best regards,
Sabine
Our place is looking worse and worse these days, thanks to the little one. Since child number two is arriving soon, it’s likely to get worse rather than better.
We have only tiles, except on the stairs.
For daily cleaning, we use the Dreame V9 Pro and a Xiaomi robot vacuum (though less often since we got the Dreame).
We probably should mop much more often than we actually do, so I’m considering a vacuum mop.
Some people seem disappointed with the Crosswave. But not with Tineco? Which model would you recommend? At a glance, I’d probably lean toward the S3, although the S5 gets closer to edges but costs about 200€ more.
How is cleaning and maintenance with the Tineco devices? Is it complicated? Does the self-cleaning function really work well, or is it mostly marketing?
Thanks! 🙂
We have only tiles, except on the stairs.
For daily cleaning, we use the Dreame V9 Pro and a Xiaomi robot vacuum (though less often since we got the Dreame).
We probably should mop much more often than we actually do, so I’m considering a vacuum mop.
Some people seem disappointed with the Crosswave. But not with Tineco? Which model would you recommend? At a glance, I’d probably lean toward the S3, although the S5 gets closer to edges but costs about 200€ more.
How is cleaning and maintenance with the Tineco devices? Is it complicated? Does the self-cleaning function really work well, or is it mostly marketing?
Thanks! 🙂
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barfly66612 Nov 2021 00:29I have the Tineco S3, which does a pretty good job mopping. I specifically got it for the parquet floors because the S3 doesn’t leave the floor too wet. The self-cleaning feature is decent, but I would still manually clean it afterward (at least occasionally). The dirt tank needs to be cleaned after every mopping session, otherwise it gets pretty gross.
Here’s how I do it: the vacuum robot (Neato, there’s nothing better – Vorwerk bought the company and integrated the technology into their robots) goes first, and the mop follows behind.
Here’s how I do it: the vacuum robot (Neato, there’s nothing better – Vorwerk bought the company and integrated the technology into their robots) goes first, and the mop follows behind.
barfly666 schrieb:
I have the Tineco S3, and it does a pretty good job mopping. I specifically got it for the parquet floors since the S3 doesn’t leave the floor too wet. The self-cleaning function is okay, but I would still manually clean it occasionally. The dirt tank definitely needs to be cleaned after each use; otherwise, it gets gross.
My routine is always: the vacuum robot (Neato, nothing better—Vorwerk acquired the company and integrated their technology into their robots) goes first, then the mop follows.We also need to decide which vacuum-mop robot to use. Has anyone had experience with this one:
ECOVACS DEEBOT N8 PRO+
Tolentino schrieb:
I used to vacuum every few days and mop about once a month.and then cleaned the windows only during leap years… 😀barfly666 schrieb:
I have the Tineco S3, and it cleans quite well. I got it specifically for the parquet floors because the S3 doesn’t leave the floor too wet. The self-cleaning function is pretty decent, but I would still manually clean it afterwards (at least occasionally). The dirt container needs to be cleaned after each use; otherwise, it gets nasty.
This is how I do it: the vacuum robot (Neato, nothing better out there — Vorwerk bought the company and integrated the technology into their robots) goes first, then the mop follows.Thanks for your feedback. How much cleaning effort would you estimate after using the device? How long does it take?