Vacuum and mop your floors with the newly launched Dreame W10

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Vacuum and mop your floors with the newly launched Dreame W10

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Robot vacuums are nothing new, but the latest trend is to have ones that can both vacuum-clean and mop upward floors. Whether done at the same time or with separate attachments, the results can course change by brand. The up-to-the-minute to the market is the Dreame W10, which features 2-in-1 vacuuming and mopping functions.

The Dreame W10 is resourceful of vacuuming carpets and had floors, and can tackle wet messes, dirt, and dried-on stains. It as wel automatically returns to the charging base to clean the mops during a decent cycle, in front resuming to the pip where it last was.

The automaton's base send features two separate 4L water tanks – cardinal for clean water and another for dirty water, which ensures that dirty water ISN't being spread crosswise your floors. Later the spic Hz is completed, the mops are washed one and only final time and so dried with hot beam to keep them perfect and fresh for the next clean cycle.

We've seen this sort of mopping and cleaning carry out most recently from the Narwal T10, but the W10 using hot air to dry the mops is something red-hot.

The W10 features an upgraded LiDAR-founded Flap down piloting system for quicker mapping, and can create systematic cleaning paths for up to 3 different floor plans. IT is also able of automatically detecting carpeted areas during a mopping cycle so that the mops aren't dragged crosswise areas they're non supposed to be used.

The Dreame W10 self-cleaning robot is priced at $1,089 and wish be available along Amazon with a launch campaign running from November 22 to November 30, 2021. At the moment IT wish only cost available to customers in the USA, but plans are in place to expand to obstetrical delivery to Europe in the neighbouring future.

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