Our living room and bedroom have hardwood floors, the kitchen and bathroom are tiled, and there’s also a fairly thick rug. What’s really bothering me now is how to use cleaning tools across different areas. For example, if I use the same mop pad to clean the greasy kitchen floor and then move on to the bedroom, it just doesn’t feel right.
I’ve been looking into two different approaches:
One is the mainstream “self-washing” approach (i.e. high-end Roborock or Dreame models). They clean the mop pad with water between areas to keep it sanitary. This seems pretty mature already, but I’m curious, in real-world use, is repeatedly cleaning the same mop pad really enough to deal with heavy kitchen grease?
The other is something like Mova mobius 60, which can automatically swap out mop pads at the base station, so each area gets its own pad instead of using the same one repeatedly.
Intuitively, I’d lean toward the second approach, but “automatic mop swapping” is still pretty new. There isn’t much info on long-term reliability or actual experience.
Anyone here has used a similar system (specifically the mobius 60)? Does swapping mop pads actually keep things cleaner and make it easier, or does all the extra stuff just cause more problems and maintenance?