Dreame T15 Pro Heat-R

With the Dreame T15 Pro Heat-R, I clean my floors quickly and thoroughly. Thanks to the steered wheels, I move the mop across the floor with little effort. Because the mop does not have a robotic arm on the brush, it can leave some crumbs against my baseboards.

Steered wheels The mop has steered wheels. This allows me to move it smoothly across the floor. The first time mopping, this is quite a shock, because the mop shoots forward quickly if I am not paying attention. Fortunately, I get used to this quickly. As a result, I can steer the mop into every corner.

Hot mop water The electric mop recognizes dirt on the floor and automatically adjusts the mopping program. If the floor is dirtier, it uses hot water and rotates the mop faster. This way, the mop even uses water at 90 degrees Celsius for stubborn dirt. The mop, however, lacks a steam function to loosen stubborn, caked-on stains. The electric mop does not have a robotic arm to push dirt towards itself. As a result, crumbs can remain near the baseboards.

Self-cleaning After cleaning, I place the mop in the base station, where it charges. Here, I also start the cleaning program with a single press of a button. The electric mop hygienically cleans itself here using water at 95 degrees Celsius. It also dries its mop roller with hot air. This prevents unpleasant odors. I empty the dirty water tank on time. Otherwise, the sensors will break or the mop will start to smell very bad. I find the silver design of the mop very beautiful. Because of this, the mop looks nice in my kitchen.

With the Dreame T15 Pro Heat-R, I clean my floors quickly and thoroughly. Thanks to the steered wheels, I move the mop across the floor with little effort. Because the mop does not have a robotic arm on the brush, it can leave some crumbs against my baseboards.

Steered wheels The mop has steered wheels. This allows me to move it smoothly across the floor. The first time mopping, this is quite a shock, because the mop shoots forward quickly if I am not paying attention. Fortunately, I get used to this quickly. As a result, I can steer the mop into every corner.

Hot mop water The electric mop recognizes dirt on the floor and automatically adjusts the mopping program. If the floor is dirtier, it uses hot water and rotates the mop faster. This way, the mop even uses water at 90 degrees Celsius for stubborn dirt. The mop, however, lacks a steam function to loosen stubborn, caked-on stains. The electric mop does not have a robotic arm to push dirt towards itself. As a result, crumbs can remain near the baseboards.

Self-cleaning

After cleaning, I place the mop in the base station, where it charges. Here, I also start the cleaning program with a single press of a button. The electric mop hygienically cleans itself here using water at 95 degrees Celsius. It also dries its mop roller with hot air. This prevents unpleasant odors. I empty the dirty water tank on time. Otherwise, the sensors will break or the mop will start to smell very bad. I find the silver design of the mop very beautiful. Because of this, the mop looks nice in my kitchen.