Dyson's Changing Up Its Floor Mopping Game

"The Clean+Wash Hygiene tweaks the way debris is collected. It still has a dirty-water tank and a debris tray, but it keeps both in the head of the device rather than cycling dirty water back up into a separate tank on the cleaner. Disposal looks similar to the old device, with the user still needing to empty both the dirty water and the debris tray, but removal of these items can happen at the same time."

"The PencilWash ($350), a new, smaller wet-floor cleaner announced last month, shares the same shape as the PencilVac that came out last year. The PencilWash is slim and lightweight, weighing just under 5 pounds, with a handle 1.5 inches in diameter. Small spaces are where it shines, and it lets you control how much water to use, so you can apply more on stains or on flooring types that need it."

Dyson has released three new cleaning products designed for hard floor maintenance. The Spot+Scrub Ai robot vacuum costs $1,200 and automates floor cleaning. The Clean+Wash Hygiene wet floor cleaner ($500) improves upon the 2024 WashG1 model by consolidating the dirty-water tank and debris tray in the device head for easier simultaneous emptying, includes hot-air drying for rollers, and offers 45 minutes of runtime. The PencilWash ($350) is a compact, lightweight wet floor cleaner weighing under 5 pounds with a slim 1.5-inch diameter handle, ideal for small spaces and allowing users to control water application based on stain severity and floor type.

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