“For those who like extremely clean floors, the WashG1 is an easy sell.”
By
Erin Schwartz,
a Strategist writer covering décor, furniture, and garment care.
They previously worked as an editor at Garage magazine.
Strategist tech writer Jordan McMahon cannot abide a dirty floor but lives in a four-dog household. Before testing the Dyson WashG1, he couldn’t find an electronic mop that lived up to his standards — robot vacuum/mop hybrids were okay for touch-ups, but he still spent an hour mopping his floors by hand at least once a week.
It’s like Dyson’s PencilVac, but for scrubbing.
Reviewers call it a “hard floor master cleaner” that's perfect for pet hair.
An option for more compact homes, but if you have rugs or carpets, you’ll need a separate vacuum cleaner
Anker’s four-port charger is also just $60.
JBL’s Go 4 is down to a new record low too.
“This vacuum has gotten up SO much dog fur and general yuck around our floors,” says one happy reviewer.
