Honestly, I prefer the Roborock Q Revo for Hands-Free Automatic mopping system for mopping purposes, (Auto-Washing, Drying, Refilling), and a Roomba Self-Empty for vacuuming purposes the Dirt Bin Full sensor, dual rollers, and dirt detect, Roombas are superior for Vacuuming, Roborock is superior for mopping, Both robots together are a completely hands free Automated cleaning experience, and it's very low maintenance! I'm planning on making the purchase of the Q Revo and the Roomba j7+
Julia, would you be able to test this theory for me in another video? J7+ for vacuuming and q revo for mopping daily? I love your channel and your the best! Keep up the good work! ❤😊
hi.. I've been in the household cleaning industry for almost 20 years, For a very dirty vinyl floor, you can try using a car engine degreaser, but you need to dilute it to 1:10 ratio, meguiars engine degreaser works perfect for the job, it will easily clean stubborn dirty vinyl, carpet, rugs and leather
If like me, you are mopping every single day, I suggest that you just spot clean your tiles with a spray bottle with diluted amonia (yes I know it smells but it quickly evaporates) or diluted alcohol, and then give the spot a quick wipe over to dislodge/soften up the spill to make it easier for your Roborock to mop. And then just using regular water. Before I bought my QRevo, I only ever mopped using hot water and ammonia (great for removing grease) and never any soap. I've done this for 30 years and my floors still look like brand new (because there is no residue build-up from cleaning products)
You might try cleaning with just water then you won't have a build-up on your floors. I've been using water in mine for years and the floors aren't really dirty enough to require a cleaning fluid, which causes problems. There's probably nothing on your floors that a cleaning solution can pickup or remove that plain water can't.
What a coincidence that you mentioned using only water! I actually made the switch to plain water for mopping just a few days ago. I was experimenting with a new cleaner on the Q Revo, and surprisingly, after just two runs, it left a noticeable build-up on my floors. Strangely, the other products I mentioned in this video didn't leave as much residue, but I decided to switch anyway. Living in a bustling area with open windows, my floors tend to get quite dirty. You're absolutely right - it appears to be a combination of product build-up and dirt. Water seems to be a safer and simpler option for me. I'll provide an update after a few weeks of testing Q Revo with just water! 🧹✨
@@JuliaCaban Good luck. I've never had any build-up with plain water, but then of course water can't build up because there's nothing in it. I have an RO (reverse osmosis) under the sink so I fill mine with the RO water faucet, which is like distilled water but a lot cheaper. But I doubt my well-water would cause any problems either. And I've never found anything so hard to remove on the floors that water can't remove. After all, we don't have grease on the floor like in a garage! Or at least we shouldn't have. And that's what soaps are for, removing grease. And all floor care products are a product of detergent (soap). However, I don't know how much build-up you have on your floors already and what you could use to strip the floors before using plain water, unless water will dissolve your build-up by itself.
Absolutely, your insights make a lot of sense! Certain cleaning products can leave a residue on the floor, creating a surface that attracts and holds onto dirt. I completely agree with your perspective. Given that I use the Q Revo for daily mopping to mainly tackle dust, water seems to be a suitable solution. I don't usually deal with greasy spills on the floor, so skipping the addition of any detergent and relying on water alone has been quite effective for maintaining cleanliness. I appreciate you!
@@JuliaCaban I notice your first name is Julia. My first wife's name was also. I'm glad I could help. My Roborock S7 MaxV got a power surge from a lightening strike and it just went crazy trying to clean the floor. I sent it to a factory repair station under warranty (it was less than a year old) and now it works good as new again. I started looking at iRobot Rhoomba vacs but they take forever to map a house and nearly twice as long to clean as the Roborock series, so I gave up on those.
I ordered Q Revo at 600 euros because it combines flagship quality and features on a mind range price ! Also its cons are not deal breakers ! Your review is amazing, cause you are giving so much informations and details about the product, that are not found in other reviews ! Your videos are high quality and very pleasant to watch ! Thank you very much ! You got a new subscriber :)
I would love the Dreame L20! I had Dreame D9 and it was better than I expected so I have a feeling I would enjoy the L20. I appreciate your interest in a comparison video between the Q Revo and Narwal! It's always helpful to have a side-by-side comparison when making a decision. Stay tuned for the video, and if you have any specific aspects you'd like me to focus on in the comparison, feel free to let me know. Thanks for your support! 😊
How do you like it? I got the T20 for my 2nd floor and have been impressed, but I'm thinking about ordering the Q revo for the first floor to see the difference.
Fantastic video…well done! I have now bought one and would like to know please, how to set up the map into different colours and room sequences. The home is mapped already, but how do I merge rooms etc please? Do you have a video for this or does Roborock have one? Thank you so much 😊
Q revo or Narwall Freo? I know the freo does not have self-bin empty and to me that’s not a deal breaker. I been looking online a lot and been seeing that the Q revo gets clogged often while self emptying it self due to hair pets etc have you experienced this? Thanks
@juliacaban hi there ! Great vide! I actually have the same wooden floor as you, what is the best way to clean it and what is this rotating brush you are cleaning it with. Thanks for your help
4:24 that is way too much cleaning solution. It takes roughly a cap full, to 1.5 caps full for that amount of water. More than that can clog the device.
