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It also comes with several attachments, including an auto-empty station that sucks out any dust and dirt, including hair, in seconds. The only way that I found to avoid this is to make sure the drip tray – a grey plastic tray that fits under the Submarine head – is placed by the sink you’re going to be cleaning the head at before you start to mop. Because the dock is made of plastic, it allows users to put the roller head attachment away immediately after emptying and cleaning it; you do not have to wait for the roller to dry, because the dock will keep the wet microfiber from coming into contact with your floors.
Most floor care experts, including yours truly, will tell you that damp mopping is the best choice for most flooring materials, and that is especially true of hardwood, including engineered hardwood, and laminate flooring.I then used the Digital Motorbar and the Fluffy Optic to vacuum to determine which one does best on such debris. That’s because you’re not just getting a very good mopping head, but the Complete option also has an improved Fluffy Optic for hard floors that I much prefer over the original Laser Fluffy. Even more impressive is the fact that the roller seems to pick up a heck of a lot of fine dust that the Fluffy Optic misses and doesn’t even illuminate, leaving your floors spotless and a lot cleaner than just vacuuming. If you can figure out how to avoid those spills – I sure couldn’t in the few weeks I was testing the V15s Detect Submarine – then Dyson’s new cordless vacuum mop is a great cleaner. You’ll be able to do a large living room only before you’ll need to refill the little bottle in the cleaning head.
You have to place the pads properly on the mop head, otherwise, they can brush against each other, which isn’t what you want when you’re trying to clean the floor. For those who are wondering, there is an opening at the center of the attachment for debris to enter the vacuum (that’s how it acts as a 2-in-1). This isn’t just a hard floor specialist as it comes with an improved Digital Motorbar cleaning head designed to tackle carpets. As well as offering simple recharges, the dock also solves storage issues for the slightly awkwardly shaped cleaner. Whether it’s a thick, almost-dry food spill, muddy boot prints or just a regular mop of your hard floors, the Submarine can handle it all and mops very well.It is a heavy machine, though, but is worth considering if you predominantly have hard floors at home.
Dyson's first foray into attaching a mop to its cult-favorite cordless vacuums, the Submarine adds a wet element to an already powerful cleaning machine. hours, but my test unit went from 20% to full in a smidge over 3 hours, so I expect empty to full shouldn’t take more than 3. Samsung’s Bespoke Jet costs hundreds less or, if you have just hard floors at home, something like the Roborock Dyad Pro would be a better option.Dyson might be the most popular brand of vacuum cleaner on the market but you can get cheaper vacuum mops. Sharmishta is TechRadar's APAC Managing Editor and loves all things photography, something she discovered while chasing monkeys in the wilds of India (she studied to be a primatologist but has since left monkey business behind). There’s no way to know how much mop water is filling up in the compartment behind the roller as the display only shows how much clean water you have left to work with. It’s not a deal breaker, but it is a strange oversight for a company that prides itself on its thoughtful and highly considered design. I’ve used the Dyson V15s Detect Submarine two to three times a week for four weeks as my main vacuum, while also running the Dyson V15 Detect to compare suction during vacuuming.
We mentioned this earlier but the attachment is just an attachment; there’s no water tank like an actual electric mop. Large stains proved too demanding for single runs with the narrow vacuum channels failing to collect all dirt and dust. The good news is that setup is relatively straightforward so you’ll be able to figure it out even without an instruction manual. I used it in the bathroom of my test space (aka my own apartment), not just to mop the floor but also dry out the shower stall and I was very impressed indeed. He went on to explain he’d seen other videos raving about the unofficial attachment, explaining it works by removing the vacuum’s regular brush head and replacing it with a mop you add water to.
This is of course based only on our hands-on demo time with the device, a full Dyson Hard review will be available shortly, tackling the vacuum turn mop in full detail. If Dyson can figure out how to fix these issues, the next iteration of the Submarine would be a formidable cleaning tool.
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