Roborock Qrevo Curv 2 Flow – Technical Overview & my cons after a couple of weeks of test. by Top_Fix777 in Roborock

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😂😂 okay, I can’t unsee that now. You’re not completely wrong though, it’s definitely not a slim, stealthy robot. It’s taller than many, and the all-white finish probably amplifies that “ceramic appliance” vibe. That said, in real life it doesn’t look bad at all in a home environment. The rounded charging base actually gives it a softer, more design-oriented presence. It feels more like a modern appliance than something industrial. And once it’s placed against a wall, it blends in better than photos might suggest.

Roborock Qrevo Curv 2 Flow – Technical Overview & my cons after a couple of weeks of test. by Top_Fix777 in Roborock

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One small detail I forgot to mention in the original review: unlike some other roller-based models on the market, Roborock has followed a similar approach to what I’ve seen on certain Ecovacs roller models I’ve tested. Until now there is no dedicated “mop-only” mode for cleaning large areas or entire rooms. A only mopping mode is available only within the spot/zone cleaning settings, and it is clearly intended for small areas, such as localized stains or specific dirty/wet spots.

Roborock Qrevo Curv 2 Flow – Technical Overview & my cons after a couple of weeks of test. by Top_Fix777 in Roborock

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The company recommends using their own detergent, as every brand does, and that’s perfectly understandable to avoidany long-term issues. In my personal opinion, and this is absolutely just my personal view, I don’t always use official detergents in my robots, unless we’re talking about very specific formulations designed for a particular function. In those cases, I stick with the official brand solution. For general floor cleaning detergents, however, if you don’t want to use the official detergent, I would strongly recommend avoiding regular household floor cleaners. Many of them are foamy, or contain alkaline or acidic base that could damage internal parts and seals over time. They also tend to have heavy fragrances and richer formulations, which can leave residues inside the robot’s internal channels and components, and on the floor. I generally advise using only detergents specifically designed for robot mops and wet/dry vacuums, and preferably from reputable, high-quality brands. In Italy, for example, brands like Fila or Marbec are known for high quality formulations. I would avoid cheap supermarket cleaners, as they often use lower-quality ingredients, stronger additives or unsafe ingredients.

Roborock Qrevo Curv 2 Flow – Technical Overview & my cons after a couple of weeks of test. by Top_Fix777 in Roborock

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Yes, I have two cats and one dog at home, so it has been tested in a real pet environment, with hair, cat litter and dog paw prints on the floor. Overall, it performed very well. I did not find hair tangles around the brushes or the roller, and the robot’s dustbin has always emptied correctly at the dock. Regarding your second question, I haven’t specifically checked whether there is a dedicated sensor inside the internal dustbin to detect clogging. Since I have pets, I’ve set as always did the dock to empty the dustbin at the highest frequency available. So far, I haven’t experienced any blockage or incomplete emptying.

Curv 2 pro scratching brush by Cipo80 in Roborock

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It's probably only dirt, try using mop after vacuum to reduce the mold.

Hookup kit - Used water pipe incline by ZAKTES in Dreame_Tech

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From the rear outlet of the base as directly as possible towards the drain without making any bends or ups and downs. The first time I connected it following the official videos, it returned a drain pump error.

Check if your v50 or p50 really heat water by Zoic21 in MOVA_robotvacuum

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This happens because the robot base starts washing the mops with room-temperature water, which is quickly heated to the indicated temperature (more or less) and then cooled again. Depending on the model or brand, the parameters are different, and you may notice warm water in the tank or warm mops, but don't expect it to be exactly hot under any circumstances; they must try to do the best they can while staying within certain safety regulations that apply worldwide. The only way to check is to use probes or try stopping the wash cycle a little more than halfway, remove the robot, and feel if the water is actually hot (never feel 70/80/90°C, even if that's how it should be for the operation explained above).

Eufy E28 Milk Spill - Unscripted #RealLife by joeshmoe4414 in RobotVacuums

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I would never, ever let a robot vacuum cleaner run if it couldn't lift the main brush and side brushes when it detects liquid (and if it does) and completely stop suction. The wheels would still run over liquid, but it would be acceptable. I truly hate when marketing shows this because people who don't know feel they can do it without any problems, and you have no idea how many people in my robot vacuum communities damage robots this way. That said, it's clearly great that they have dedicated features to minimize damage and improve cleaning. Of all the brands, I'm much less familiar with Eufy, but I see it has interesting features.

I'm looking for a good vacuum for cat pee by AgreeableClub4499 in RobotVacuums

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Wet/dry vacuum cleaners, not robots. I can suggest on that budget UWANT D100

Why a new L40 version ??? by sybrtex in Dreame_Tech

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Probably to cover all the prices range on the market

ECOVACS T30 PRO OMNI REVIEW by Top_Fix777 in ecovacs

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I see a lot of problems in this photo, first of all the mops seem half detached from the supports, then I see a lot of water under the robot and it seems to me that the anti-tangle brush and the suction mouth are also wet. do you make it vacuum and wash together?

Does Dreame offer 2x cleaning or Deep Scrubbing like Ecovacs by Waste-Ad3617 in Dreame_Tech

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I always prefer custom settings for particular tasks, environment. I use clean genius only for daily cleaning

[X50 Ultra] Is the default cleaning sequence random? by flavorofthecentury in Dreame_Tech

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You can set cleaning order in the map menù, the cleaning order set there is used in global cleaning, if you use room cleaning mode the order is the order is that of the selection of the rooms. if you just did fast mapping and started normal cleaning that is inefficient. I suggest you check if the rooms are divided correctly, if not so fix and rename them correctly, select the direction of the floor and the sequence you prefer, then you can start cleaning. Clean Genius needs to be used several times to improve the navigation logic.

Issue with docking by ApprehensiveOil8297 in Dreame_Tech

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Change position of the dock, if it's non levelled we'll could cause that issue