🧹 Efficient Ecovacs Mopping Scrubbing Accessory: Clean and Scrub with Ease Review

I was really surprised to see how aggressively it can clean the floor. By default it uses a small amount of water and a light cleaning, but you can set it to use a lot more water and an almost excessive amount of cleaning for particularly stubborn dirt. Even though the app warns that "the vacuum can slip off," it still leaves the floor less damp than a Swiffer pad, even at the highest setting.

Ozmo Pro doesn't work as advertised. The Ozmo AVAI T8 has trouble docking and the panel doesn't clean very well. It does a little more than the pad that comes with the AIVI T8 and is very loud. EcoVacs needs to be updated to turn off the pad when the robot docks. You also need to upgrade the tires or the robot, because if the tires get wet, the robot will slip as it approaches the self-unloading dock. I don't think the Ozmo Pro was designed to be a self-draining add-on.

This is an absolutely terrible product. In fact, it doesn't clean at all or more than what I originally came with the robot. This is an absolute waste of money. It's frustrating that you're spending so much money on a robot. And this thing should just be part of the package and not bought separately. Also, the fact that it costs $100 and doesn't actually work is another sore point. I will not buy it again nor will I recommend it. Just don't do the floors yourself and save yourself a ton of…

From a technical point of view, clearly an afterthought, the additional $100 oscillating mop head sounds like a great idea, but other than that it actually sounds like a freight train going through your house, complete with water supply and Wafer-thin, disposable mopping pads encapsulate the experience of "mopping the floor” – fragility. The mop needs a lot of volume to absorb both liquid and dirt. The mop head isn't good either and can only be described as giving a dropper and a single ply of…

I was a bit skeptical about purchasing this item as the reviews seemed a bit mixed. However, my experience was great. I used the washable (blue) pad attachment and it does a great job of shedding water and removing stains. If you expect it to polish your floors then this isn't for you. But for light stains like dirty footprints/paw prints, dried coffee stains, etc. this is great for preserving floors between deep cleanings with a real mop. Some people complain that it doesn't supply water. I…

This is definitely an improvement over the mop that came with it. Is that a great mop? no It's decent for light mopping, maybe a few times a week, but if you have people around (if anyone does these days) or if you want floors to look super clean, the robot still can't do it. . I would argue that the efficiency of a robot mop right now is about the same as a robot vacuum many years ago: definitely better than nothing, but not nearly as good as doing it yourself. Find a spare disposable mop for…

I have used both the Ecovacs Deebot OZMO 920 and most recently the Ecovacs Deebot OZMO T8 and found the Ozmo Pro floor cleaning system to be significantly better than both. By "spreading" water over the floor, the Pro Mopping System is an improved water tank/assembly that has an electrical connection to the OZMO T8 itself and adds vibration amplification to really help mopping floors (480 times per minute) . The only disappointment is that it requires disposable mopping pads instead of machine…

I bought this Ozmo Pro mop head hoping for an upgrade. I think the first 2 starts worked fine, but then it started turning off and on randomly. This is an oscillating function that shows up in the app as 'cleaning' as opposed to the function that comes with the robot that 'mops the floor'. I contacted ecovac chat support through their app. The 2 times I contacted Ecovac support were unsuccessful (via their live chat support). I have an ozma t8 aivi. They couldn't help me determine what a…