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(This post was last modified: 2 hours ago by lauraparker.)
I'm in a small Wilmington apartment with two cats and mostly hardwood plus one low-pile rug, and I'm trying to decide whether a combo vacuum-mop like the Roborock Q7 M5+ makes sense or if I should keep separate tools. What I've seen online about this model suggests it handles both functions, but I'm unsure how well the mop side copes with scattered litter and whether the vacuum actually picks up fine cat hair without tangling around the brush. My main concern is maintenance—if the mop pads need constant attention or the dustbin fills quickly, it could be more hassle than my current setup. I also worry the combo might do neither job as well as a dedicated vacuum. For those running a similar apartment with pets, did a combo unit simplify things or create extra cleaning work? I'd appreciate hearing what actually held up in daily use.
Still weighing the combo against separate units for my two cats and mostly hardwood, and the maintenance question is what holds me up. This roborock Q7 M5+ Robot Vacuum and Mop Review covers the mop and brush side, but I'm not sure daily pad cleaning would beat just running a plain vacuum.
Still weighing the combo against separate units for my two cats and mostly hardwood, and the maintenance question is what holds me up. This roborock Q7 M5+ Robot Vacuum and Mop Review covers the mop and brush side, but I'm not sure daily pad cleaning would beat just running a plain vacuum.