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The solution is enough for approximately 1,000 square feet of cleaning, so one tank full is all I need for my living place.

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The mop’s tank fills up with three-quarters of water and roughly one-quarter cleaning solution-a 12-ounce trial size of the latter is included in your package. I’ve been letting Bobo mop once a weekend, and it’s been awesome having my bare feet on clean floors without much effort from me. That convenience beats the hell out of carrying a soppy mop head around your living space and dropping water everywhere you go-or even finding the proper outlet for your floor steamer to reach the most square footage at once. That means it doesn’t take long to dry, which is a massive timesaver. This robot wheels around your apartment and shimmies its mopping pad over every surface with a thin layer of soapy water-less than a puddle but more than a wipe from a damp towel.

Thankfully, unless you live in a commercial kitchen or are dangerously prone to making big messes, the Shark two-in-one robot cleaner is an excellent replacement for a standalone mop.

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It’s a great feature that saves time and hassle from picking up the robot and emptying the dustbin yourself. The vacuum head has a relatively large bin for suctioning dirt and debris, and it’s smart enough to self-empty when full–after a certain capacity, the robot will travel to its dock, back its butt up to the port, and dump out the suction debris. The AI Ultra 2-in-1 comes with two swappable heads: one with a large dedicated dust bin, the other with a water tank and a smaller dust bin. It also auto-charges and always finds its charging station, saving you the hassle of manually plugging it in when the battery is low. No, this device doesn’t have a dust bin as large as a standing vacuum, but it empties out when it detects a full bin and then keeps going until your floors are clean.

Cost-Efficient Cleaningīagless, self-emptying, and packaged with reusable mopping pads, this Shark vacuum-mop combo is a smart buy in the long term. That might be a relief for those considering purchasing this without its self-emptying base (which can save you $250). Even if I did have to carry it, at roughly 13 pounds, it’s not a pain to place around my apartment. Thankfully, the Shark AI Ultra 2-in-1 Robot Vacuum and Mop is competent enough that I can let it roam-it tracks what’s around it to avoid collisions, and I’ve never seen it get stuck through my month and a half of trying it out. I’m used to grabbing robot vacuums and tossing them into areas that need cleansing, swiftly clearing any floor debris (clothing, random pillows, boxes, etc.), and shutting the door behind them so they don’t annoy me. Alternatively, I could simply pick Bobo up, place it in a room I want to be cleaned, and manually press its “Clean” button.

With Bobo now linked to my smartphone, I can tap which rooms I want it to spot clean and schedule a vacuum or mop routine. From there, I was able to name each room and set up no-go zones–my bed, kitchen island, and living room couch.

It only took Bobo 20 minutes to explore my 754-square-foot space, and its expedition showed the hard-to-reach places I don’t want it to obstruct or try cleaning.

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After unboxing my robot, all I needed to do was download the SharkClean app, name my robot (I landed on Bobo), and give it time to run through my apartment to map the space out. Setup is painless and as simple as placing its charging dock in an infrequently trafficked area, while app-control cleaning is just a few swipes away.

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