Can Robot Vacuums… REALLY MOP?

I bought four robot vacuums to see which would clean up this juice box the best. This $100 vacuum claims it can mop, but what it really did when I emptied this Capri Sun on the floor was just push it around. There's still a lot of liquid on here. I wiped it up to see how many paper towels it would take. 10 paper towels.

The mop part is just an attachment. Mop right there. That you fill with water and that's it. Which means the floor is still sticky. This $300 vacuum has the same setup as the first one. Mop pad, water goes in there.

I splose another capri sun on the floor and hit the start button. I then wiped the floor, which took 4 paper towels. That's 6 less than the first one. But this still left the floor which took four paper towels. That's six less than the first one but this still left the floor sticky. And that is sticky. This $500 vacuum has two mop heads in the scrub. I squoze another crescent on the floor and hit play. It looks very very wet. And that's because the mop heads are wet when it begins to clean

and then water from the robot is added while cleaning. It took 8 paper towels to wipe the floor, 2 less than the first one. But once it dried, it wasn't as sticky. Little bit of stick there. This $1000 vacuum is the only one to actually suck up the juice.

It's got 360 sensors with AI that helps it clean. If the mess is too big, it'll head home. It's going to clean and unload.

Let's start washing the roller mop with hot water.

And then head back out. And it will do this as many times as needed. This is the third time headed back. Until the job's finished.

Back to the station for a flash charge.

This is much, much drier. Really only just needed one of these. It's the only vacuum that actually sucks up the Really only just needed one of these. It's the only vacuum that actually sucks up the liquids and it also cleans the floor the best. Not perfect but pretty good.