still after some trial and error i was able to get the narwhal t-NUMBER_TOKENs no-go lines dialed in which prevented it from pushing around small rugs while it was mopping almost NUMBER_TOKEN of people responded that their entire home had hard flooring so the narwhal t-NUMBER_TOKEN is definitely going to work for them right well maybe not mopping is most effective if the floors are relatively clean and free of debris and for that you need to vacuum first the narwhal tNUMBER_TOKEN does have a vacuum attachment which while lacking a beater bar will do just fine on hard flooring using just suction and its side brushes unfortunately with the narwhal it's a one or the other situation so you'll need to switch out the vacuum brushes for the mopping pads every time you want to use them in addition to that despite its large base the narwhal doesn't have any auto empty capabilities for its dust bin and the dustbin that it does have is relatively small compared to other robotic vacuums on the market this means that the narwhal tNUMBER_TOKEN is probably not going to be up to the task if you have shedding pets and if you do you should expect to empty the dustbin several times during the vacuuming runs that you should complete prior to mopping you could solve this issue by purchasing a separate robotic vacuum to run before the narwhal tNUMBER_TOKEN mops but that of course comes with a pretty large added cost and the annoyance of having to place two large bases in contrast the sNUMBER_TOKEN vacuums and mops at the same time it runs its beater bar vacuum and mopping attachment all at once when it's on hard flooring it runs both the vacuum and the mop sucking up any debris before it gets into the mopping pad whenever it encounters a rug or a carpet it lifts up the mopping attachment which not only keeps your carpets and rugs clean and dry but it also means that they won't get pushed around the roborock sNUMBER_TOKEN even has a feature where if it detects a new rug it will stop and map out the entire border of the rug before continuing with its mopping run add to that the fact that the roborock sNUMBER_TOKEN is also one of the best robotic vacuums on the market and the fact that they just released an auto empty bin and that basically means that it is easily the all-around best choice for a robotic vacuum or mop as long as the water only mopping and dirty pad issues aren't deal breaker for you if your home is under NUMBER_TOKEN square meters of hard flooring and you're willing to purchase a separate robotic vacuum to run before you mop the narwhal tNUMBER_TOKEN is undeniably good at mopping the tNUMBER_TOKEN is the first product from narwhal and i think they're really onto something great if the next generation of narwhal could raise up its mopping pads and automatically switch from vacuuming mode to mopping modes it's going to be a real game changer but for now as i said i think the narwhal tNUMBER_TOKEN is only suitable for a very small very specific subset of people unlike the roborock sNUMBER_TOKEN that's pretty much going to work for everybody if you're one of my normal viewers you're going to be happy to know that the
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