“So this doesn't automatically detect carpet to stop mopping? We have an area rug on a bare floor and the rug does move.”
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It has a carpet sensor which will cause it to lift the back end. Also, during setup, you can have it map out where the carpets are. That way, in certain modes, it will leave the mop pad off while doing the carpets.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I just got my Stratos 2-in-1 robot a few days ago. It's actually fun to watch how it deals with transitions between hard floors and carpets. It's a little awkward at the beginning as it's creating a map of the house, but once it learns the locations of the hardwood floors and various throw rugs and starts cleaning, as soon as it crosses the boundary while mopping the hardwood floor it will lift its wet little butt before it even gets to the carpet to keep the carpet dry. Then, once it gets to the other end of that carpet, it drops the wet mop pad down again, and continues mopping.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi there. Yes, the robot vacuum and mop is designed to lift the mopping pad over carpets during cleaning. This feature helps prevent wet messes and ensures safe mopping on hard floors only.
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