Was there something sticky on your shoes? It sounds like you're walking on bubble wrap. Or, did the mops just spread the stickiness over the whole floor?
@@AdamsReviews long videos are fine because some people care to hear information on the products. I would recommend putting time stamps for different parts of the video in the description for those only looking for one part of the video. Keep up the good work!
@@AdamsReviews I am truly grateful for your videos and think they are very informative, however since you asked and because I like your videos after binging a handful of your videos, I would have to say that I agree somewhat. Just need to show some clips of it's various movements and points of the product reviewing, then show a time lapse, and then the points you feel work mentioning, but consolidated with the interim luls edited out. I think it's just those in between sections that maybe make it seem stretched out, I think a lot of review videos tend to stick to 10-15 minutes. Still, your videos are very helpful :). I hope that is a help and support to you.
@@AdamsReviews You're doing great I like the way you do the commentary with your videos....longer the better, I'm here to see these things truly tested.
I’ve never heard of this Samsung robot mop before & it only seems like it’s available on Samsung’s website right now. But it’s only $20 more than the Braava 240 atm so I’m tempted to try it. Would be great if they added better navigation and smart features.
Hi again. As i said in the last test. The Braava 240 They are dependent on that you always start them in the bottom left corner of the area you want to clean. And 30cm (12inches) from the walls in that corner. It also can max clean 25m2 (161sq feet) Thats how its cleaning algorithm works. Great test anyway. Didnt know about this new Samsung.
Hello, did you put straight up water in both machines? Does not make sense that one would give a duller floor if it's just a moping surface and water? Also, just so you know, the Braava has a spot clean feature in the app. Thanks for your video.
I use the spinning robot but the practicality is not so good, you have to detach 2 spinning disks (quite hard) and put water in it and then put it back.
Exactly! I was wondering if there is another spot to put the cleaning solution. I looked it up on Samsung's website. It states, "Note: Do not use any other liquids when filling the water supply kits." I was just about to purchase it, but that hanged my mind.
@@damianperez7736 In that case, we might as well just clean the floor. I'm looking for something to automatically clean the floor at my spa. At this point, I may go with a scrubber I have to use. It was recommended as quick and easy. Otherwise, I'll try another brand or hold it for an update that allows disinfectant cleaners.
You should think about getting some white PVC sheets to test with. They come as large as 4X8 sheets like plywood. If you can find one and build a 2x4 frame, then your tests would be easier to see if you use something dark like chocolate sauce. I think it would be better for comparison later on as well if you are consistent with the tests. Great channel!
I am so fascinated with the Samsung! What a neat crazy thing! I love the ability to drive it for spot cleaning and also to use it with the handle. Especially now with black friday weekend deals, it's only $200. I'm so tempted to get it for my brother for christmas for him, his 7 cats, and my sanity. However i'm torn because I have a squirt sprayer wide mop with washable pads that cost $20. Even with my obsession for futurism and technology, it's kind of hard to justify when I have a pretty cool hand mop already and it only takes 20minutes maybe to clean our downstairs with no significant cat spills. Any thoughts on this versus just using a regular mop? SELL ME!! lol.
@@AdamsReviews in all seriousness. I don’t care how long it takes to mop floors or a mess, but if filling it up and setting it to go takes just as much time as it does to spot clean with a mop, then it’s hard to justify.
@@AdamsReviews yeah, these cheap ones are neat but they don’t make any sense. You have to place it down to go to town for a half hour to clean a small room. The smart ones like iRobot are nice cause they get tagged in by the vacuum bots to go mop after they’re done. Just go check the pad and make sure it’s got water
I like the spinning one just cause it looks funny 😂 and cute. I think the Samsung won but you didn’t wait until it said it’s done like you did the other one I think to be fair you should have waited until it said it was done maybe it knew the spot was still there and was going to come back. 🤷🏻♀️
I paid about 67$ for a bravaa jet I like the Samsung but I rarely even use bravaa jet anyway I like its design tho that’s for sure but 300$ is on the steep side just for a mop robot lol
I keep thinking that I could mop this by hand gasp! In 5 minutes and do a much better job. Tech for tech sake is not always best. If you want tech consider a real mop as a device controlled by a human processor with super durable components! With no recharging station and very cheap cleaning fluid that you don’t have to buy from the manufacturer! These are joke products! Save your money and buy a mop.
