Dyson Clean + Wash Hygiene

This Dyson device cleans the floor well. It's very easy to use. To clean the ground floor, I have to fill the reservoir twice. This is very easy thanks to the click system. The dirty water reservoir also needs to be emptied once between uses. When removing this reservoir, water leaks out. The battery lasts long enough to clean the entire ground floor. After use, you can place the device back in the dock, and it automatically cleans and dries. This is a big plus, as I haven't seen this with other devices. The cleaning process does take a long time and is noisy. The reservoir does need to be emptied after cleaning. This is easy because all the parts can be disassembled.

The Dyson Clean + Wash electric bagless broom (dry and wet) is a powerful and smart solution for quick and thorough cleaning. It vacuums and mops simultaneously, saving you a lot of time. Both dry dirt and wet stains are removed effortlessly, and the bagless system is hygienic and easy to empty.

The lightweight, maneuverable design and excellent battery life make it extra comfortable to use.

An efficient all-in-one cleaning solution that I rate 9/10.

I've been using the Dyson Clean + Wash for a while, and my opinion is a bit mixed. For everyday use, it actually works quite well. Instead of suction, it uses a rotating roller that's constantly dampened with clean water while scraping away dirt. This allows it to pick up spilled sauce, crumbs, and other loose dirt effortlessly.

Where it's less effective is with dried-on stains. If something is really stuck to the floor, you usually have to loosen it yourself with a sponge or cloth. I expected a bit more from that. The device is relatively quiet, and the battery lasts a long time, about 45 minutes. However, the water tanks aren't very large, so during longer cleaning sessions, you do have to refill and empty them in between.

After use, you place it on the dock, where the roller is automatically cleaned and then dried with warm air. This is convenient because it prevents the roller from developing a musty smell. The downside is that this cycle takes quite a while, about half an hour, and is quite noisy. So, it's not ideal if you leave it in the living room.

The floor brush's construction is also a bit awkward. The waste water tank is built into it and consists of several separate parts. Cleaning and reassembling it takes a bit longer than I expected. You also have to be careful to keep it level, otherwise some dirty water can leak out of the brush. Despite these drawbacks, it does its job well. The biggest advantage, in my opinion, is that you often don't have to vacuum first. It works well for daily cleaning, and the floor dries quickly, although stubborn stains aren't its forte.