@AdamsTechReviews, one of the key features of the W10 is the automatic mop head cleaning. What happens if you have a 2-level house and intend to mop both levels? I looked at the specs of the W10 and it states that it can save up to 3 levels, however it does not explain HOW to operate the mopping for the multi-levels. I have a 2-level house and I am contemplating buying the W10, however I am concerned that the W10 cannot realistically and automatically mop of both levels. So, on that note, would the following scenario of steps work? 1. Place the base station on the bottom level 2. Run the robot to build the map of the lower level. 3. Run the robot to build the map of the upper level. 4. Run the robot to vacuum and mop the lower level. Whilst mopping the lower level the robot will repeatedly return to the base to clean the mop heads. Once the job is complete the robot will return to the base station 5. Pick up the base station (and robot) and place in on the upper level 6. Run the robot to vacuum and mop the upper level. Whilst mopping the upper level the robot will repeatedly return to the base to clean the mop heads. Once the job is complete the robot will return to the base station Is this possible?
We have owned the W10 for 4 months and we run the mopping 5 days a week. It has held up and mops very well. The vacuum also does well. I would buy it again. Even with the Roborock I’m just not impressed with the mopping feature and the lack of the bin full sensor.
Hello there. Did you add any detergent to the water tank to make mopping more Effective? I bought dreame l10 ultra and i am curious if is it possible and it will not damage the robot. I cant see that info in the manual.
@@mroqqq7871 We actually bought some Narwall detergent sheets and have been using those a long time. We don’t use detergent much so the sheets have lasted us a long time. But dreame has detergent that they say is safe to use. I will buy that next after the sheets are done. We have had no issues with detergent.
I am using W10 for about 3 weeks now, I think it ran 5-6 times over the completely tiled 2000 sq ft house and I am completely satisfied with cleaning part. I came here to check for the update because last ran I noticed a squeaking sound, similar to emergency vehicle siren, enough loud to annoy me. Not sure why is that, will clean it thoroughly and try again. I have one week to return in case I do not find an answer and it continues to do that. I am concerned to say the least...
I was thinking of purchasing this Model but have one question. How is the volume in different Cleaning Modes?. Could it be run at night while asleep?...🤔
Hi, what is your experience with Dreame techs customer support and warranty return? If I look around it seems they don’t respond at all to emails and questions…big dealbreaker to me.
Does this vacuum avoid any obstacles and or crash into furniture? I have the Dreametech Z10 Pro and love that it’s not constantly crashing into my furniture and it tries to avoid most obstacles
is it possible to detach mops tissue from mops holders? I tried but for me they seems solid - mops and plastic holders, I just wanted to wash them with washing machine
Hey man! Are you gonna do a video on the Obode P8 soon? I almost pledged today on Kickstarter, but I'm on the fence because there's almost no reviews out yet.
I'm wondering what is better, this w10 or roborock s7 maxv? What do you think? Maybe a video on both can be good fight, I want to buy ine of this 2, and i don't know what to pick up.
I still waiting for vacuum robot wars channel review dreame w10. In that channel s7maxv has the best vacuum practicality except the A.I still dumb. Although Samsung is better with obstacle, it sucking function is not good as roborock
Would you mop the floor without ringing out your push mop after first pass over something, don't think so. What ever is on the pad will be smeared around until the pad is cleaned, may not be visible to the naked eye but its their. Think some type of zamboni machine that vacumms up liquified dirt would be the idea cleaning machine for hard floors.
Think of it like washing you car, everything remains on the sponge until rung out it clean water and even that can't prevent particles remaining on the sponge scraching car finish.
When are you getting the ROBOROCK S7 MAXV Ultra? More fun facts: Shark actually has a Patent on the single-arm side brush. Shark was Sued for their timer evacuation setting by iRobot. The first ever self-emptying robot was released the same year as iRobot’s first ever ROOMBA in 2002.
@@AdamsReviews you’re welcome! Anyways, just wondering why you are selling the narwal when the narwal you got was a sample unit, and when you are getting the S7 MAXV Ultra?
Can't like this one since it does not carry a water tank to re-wet the pads while its out moping. I believe this one will just not do as good as a job as the new ones that are coming out that carry a water tank to re-wet the pads as its out moping.
@@AdamsReviews I see your point but the problem I see is these are not flat pads they are spin mops so the dirt is locked into the mop head alot better then a flat pad. This would be a great test in the future, Spin mop with and without water tanks, witch one cleans faster but does not spread the dirt around.
@@mrannon I am not understanding what you mean by saying it carries dirt around in case of W10. I put the setting for 5 sq meters as a cleaning space between washing pads and wettest pads and it does just that. Comes back to the base to wash pads often but I do not care as long as it is cleaning them and all the floor is plenty wet to be cleaned and not a drop more (dries out quickly). I put a little bit of floor soap in clean water tank just because. Pads are always wet and clean. I think I am in love with this thing - it freed me so much! I just hope it continues to work for a long time.
@@TVB1st The concern I had was that the W10 didn't have it own on-board water tank to wet the spin pads while it moped. I figured they would just dray out after several minutes. Glad to hear that's not happening. I went and bought the Deepbot X1 Omni from Aliexpress in China and just loving this bot, works great in the US, it just talks back in Chinese though there will be a update for that when it hits the US stores. The app is in English and what the robot says is also in the app in English. so only thing I can't do is voice command for now.
I thought so too but I realized that water tank = less clean mop pads, because it carries them for longer with all the dirt it absorbed. And it makes it more heavy and take space, which probably means it took the space of other features. When you traditionally clean, you don’t go with the same pads all over the house and wetting it again without squeezing the dirt out of it.
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@AdamsTechReviews, one of the key features of the W10 is the automatic mop head cleaning. What happens if you have a 2-level house and intend to mop both levels? I looked at the specs of the W10 and it states that it can save up to 3 levels, however it does not explain HOW to operate the mopping for the multi-levels.
I have a 2-level house and I am contemplating buying the W10, however I am concerned that the W10 cannot realistically and automatically mop of both levels. So, on that note, would the following scenario of steps work?
1. Place the base station on the bottom level
2. Run the robot to build the map of the lower level.
3. Run the robot to build the map of the upper level.
4. Run the robot to vacuum and mop the lower level. Whilst mopping the lower level the robot will repeatedly return to the base to clean the mop heads. Once the job is complete the robot will return to the base station
5. Pick up the base station (and robot) and place in on the upper level
6. Run the robot to vacuum and mop the upper level. Whilst mopping the upper level the robot will repeatedly return to the base to clean the mop heads. Once the job is complete the robot will return to the base station
Is this possible?
Was thinking exactly the same as this. Did you find out about this?
We have owned the W10 for 4 months and we run the mopping 5 days a week. It has held up and mops very well. The vacuum also does well. I would buy it again. Even with the Roborock I’m just not impressed with the mopping feature and the lack of the bin full sensor.
Hello there. Did you add any detergent to the water tank to make mopping more Effective? I bought dreame l10 ultra and i am curious if is it possible and it will not damage the robot. I cant see that info in the manual.
@@mroqqq7871 We actually bought some Narwall detergent sheets and have been using those a long time. We don’t use detergent much so the sheets have lasted us a long time. But dreame has detergent that they say is safe to use. I will buy that next after the sheets are done. We have had no issues with detergent.
Does it effectively clean up dried mucks? How would you rate its mopping system on a scale of 0 to 10?
I am using W10 for about 3 weeks now, I think it ran 5-6 times over the completely tiled 2000 sq ft house and I am completely satisfied with cleaning part. I came here to check for the update because last ran I noticed a squeaking sound, similar to emergency vehicle siren, enough loud to annoy me. Not sure why is that, will clean it thoroughly and try again. I have one week to return in case I do not find an answer and it continues to do that. I am concerned to say the least...
Mine did the same thing. I took the little sweeper and mop heads off and reapplied and it went away
What’s the pad you throw into the water tank at the beginning?
I was thinking of purchasing this Model but have one question. How is the volume in different Cleaning Modes?. Could it be run at night while asleep?...🤔
Hi, what is your experience with Dreame techs customer support and warranty return? If I look around it seems they don’t respond at all to emails and questions…big dealbreaker to me.
Does this vacuum avoid any obstacles and or crash into furniture? I have the Dreametech Z10 Pro and love that it’s not constantly crashing into my furniture and it tries to avoid most obstacles
This is what the Narwal should have been. I only have a few issues with it.
What kind of issues did you have with it?
@@xaudiblex Horrible app that never gets updates
It only cleans the pad after mopping the whole floor plan?
can i add soap no bubbles with this robot ?
can use own detergent or need to use Dreame detergent only?
can this mop a second floor without returning to the station?
is it possible to detach mops tissue from mops holders? I tried but for me they seems solid - mops and plastic holders, I just wanted to wash them with washing machine
Hello,
Great review. Do you perhaps know the height of the robot with the lidar sensor.
Tnx
How is its performance on carpet?
Can I operate this unit using the app from 2 different phones? (Both my wife and I)
What is the best mopping cleaner? Is there any that ONLY use mopping function? And im in the EU
does it support multi floor mapping?
This is so cool! I’m pretty convinced.
How does this compare vacuum wise against s9 iRobot roomba?
This one is quite good but the s9+ is still the best vacuuming robot I have tested. If you care about mopping this one is excellent.
Hey man! Are you gonna do a video on the Obode P8 soon? I almost pledged today on Kickstarter, but I'm on the fence because there's almost no reviews out yet.
Working on one they had some bugs they has to fix.
I'm wondering what is better, this w10 or roborock s7 maxv?
What do you think?
Maybe a video on both can be good fight,
I want to buy ine of this 2, and i don't know what to pick up.
Me too. I hesitate between those two robots
I still waiting for vacuum robot wars channel review dreame w10. In that channel s7maxv has the best vacuum practicality except the A.I still dumb.
Although Samsung is better with obstacle, it sucking function is not good as roborock
I bought w10 but sensor stop working after 2 weeks and was tough to return but eventually retuned it .Roborock is much expensive but haven’t decided
Would you mop the floor without ringing out your push mop after first pass over something, don't think so. What ever is on the pad will be smeared around until the pad is cleaned, may not be visible to the naked eye but its their. Think some type of zamboni machine that vacumms up liquified dirt would be the idea cleaning machine for hard floors.
Think of it like washing you car, everything remains on the sponge until rung out it clean water and even that can't prevent particles remaining on the sponge scraching car finish.
What happened to the narwal?
selling it. I do not need this many mopping robots.
@@AdamsReviews can you send me the link to it
@@AdamsReviews but isn't your Narwal a sample unit and therefore shouldn't be sold?
Excellent!
I have roborock ultra and waiting on dream to arrive
How's the suction though?
When are you getting the ROBOROCK S7 MAXV Ultra?
More fun facts:
Shark actually has a Patent on the single-arm side brush.
Shark was Sued for their timer evacuation setting by iRobot.
The first ever self-emptying robot was released the same year as iRobot’s first ever ROOMBA in 2002.
Wasn’t the fist self empty robot vacuum the deebot d77?
@@coltonsvacuumcollection nope. The Karcher RC 3000 was the first and it was released in 2002!
@@MrBlueCreeper OH I forgot about that one
@Sarge Monday yes but the patent was after this was released.
The clips that hold the water tanks are absolutely rubbish, mine has already snapped off after only a couple of months use.
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@@AdamsReviews you’re welcome! Anyways, just wondering why you are selling the narwal when the narwal you got was a sample unit, and when you are getting the S7 MAXV Ultra?
What you aren’t going to review that wonderful piece of “Obode P6” next to it LOL. @Adamstechreviews
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Can't like this one since it does not carry a water tank to re-wet the pads while its out moping. I believe this one will just not do as good as a job as the new ones that are coming out that carry a water tank to re-wet the pads as its out moping.
I feel it may be better without the tank. It will go back more often to clean the pads.
@@AdamsReviews I see your point but the problem I see is these are not flat pads they are spin mops so the dirt is locked into the mop head alot better then a flat pad. This would be a great test in the future, Spin mop with and without water tanks, witch one cleans faster but does not spread the dirt around.
@@mrannon I am not understanding what you mean by saying it carries dirt around in case of W10. I put the setting for 5 sq meters as a cleaning space between washing pads and wettest pads and it does just that. Comes back to the base to wash pads often but I do not care as long as it is cleaning them and all the floor is plenty wet to be cleaned and not a drop more (dries out quickly). I put a little bit of floor soap in clean water tank just because. Pads are always wet and clean. I think I am in love with this thing - it freed me so much! I just hope it continues to work for a long time.
@@TVB1st The concern I had was that the W10 didn't have it own on-board water tank to wet the spin pads while it moped. I figured they would just dray out after several minutes. Glad to hear that's not happening. I went and bought the Deepbot X1 Omni from Aliexpress in China and just loving this bot, works great in the US, it just talks back in Chinese though there will be a update for that when it hits the US stores. The app is in English and what the robot says is also in the app in English. so only thing I can't do is voice command for now.
I thought so too but I realized that water tank = less clean mop pads, because it carries them for longer with all the dirt it absorbed. And it makes it more heavy and take space, which probably means it took the space of other features. When you traditionally clean, you don’t go with the same pads all over the house and wetting it again without squeezing the dirt out of it.