Xiaomi Roborock S6 Pure Questions & Answers

Yes ! Standard Australian 12 months warranty

If you just want to mop a specific zone then you can add the detachable mopping tank to the robot and just send the robot to that zone. However be aware it is a rudimentary mopping device and there is no way to turn the tank water off and on so the minute the robot leaves its charging point it will leave a wet trail behind it to and from the zone you want to clean.

Our dog only has short hair but have had no issues with the brush clogging

Purchased our Roborock a few weeks ago, our house is completely slate tiles - vacuums no problem, mop function works fairly well, but where the slate is really uneven it won't get into all the grooves, if that makes sense. Still 100% happy with it - we soak the mop pads with a bit of floor cleaner as you can't put chemicals in the mop itself and it does a great job.

It's fine it just leaves a small skim of water on the flooring. Definitely not too much.

Our carpets are a light colour but it cleans them in the dark without an issue. So I would say yes it'll be fine.

I have floating boards in my house and I have found the water released to be minimal. I only use the mop system on the boards and the bathroom tiles. I am very happy with the design and operation of the S6. I hope this helps you a little in your decision s.

Thanks so much

yeah，apparently it does both at the same time

Sue T...where did you purchase from at that price? as it looks like you purchased it recently

I don't have any stairs

How much water does the mop let out? We have hard timber floors and if they get too wet they would get damaged