Self-cleaning cycle

Owners love the one-button self-clean cycle on the dock, which flushes water through the roller and internal channels, partially dries the brush and spares them from handling dirty brush rolls, greatly simplifying maintenance, though it is briefly noisy and the dirty tank still needs prompt emptying and occasional hand-cleaning of the roller.

Owners report that the UniClean dock automatically washes and dries the S1 Pro’s roller after runs, cycling fresh and dirty water so the roller looks nearly new and greatly reducing day-to-day manual scrubbing of the mop system.

The Freo X Ultra’s dock automatically washes and dries the mop pads, refills the clean-water tank with detergent, and uses a dirt sensor to trigger extra wash cycles, providing a largely hands-off self-cleaning system with a removable tray for deeper maintenance.

Its auto-wash dock empties the bin and services the pad automatically, but the mop-washing cycle is noisy, leaves pads quite wet, and can create extra mess, raising concerns about long-term reliability.

Reviewers love the automatic self-cleaning cycle that flushes the rollers on the dock in a couple of minutes, calling it a major convenience that helps keep the machine fresh between deep manual cleanings.

The Rock Dock Ultra goes beyond standard self-cleaning by using hot water, drying cycles, and automatic detergent dispensing, making the S8 MaxV Ultra’s dock one of the most advanced and convenient in the category.

A hot-water wash and heated drying cycle at the dock automatically scrubs and dries the rotating mop pads after each run, reducing odors and routine hands-on pad maintenance for owners.

Dock washes pads with hot water and dries with warm air, using a dirty water sensor to trigger re mops when needed, while a self washing bin and removable tray help keep the system cleaner with less manual effort.

Built-in self-cleaning cycle lets the base rinse and spin the rollers after use, reducing drips and day-to-day brush scrubbing.

The self-cleaning dock automatically washes and dries the mop and handles water management, offering high convenience even if it lacks the hot-water and detergent features reserved for the S8 MaxV.

The self-cleaning dock now stands out as a highlight, automatically washing and drying the mop pads, refilling the water tank, and using a dirty-water sensor to trigger extra wash cycles so owners rarely need to intervene between deep cleanings.

Self cleaning functions include roller washing and heated drying between runs to limit odors and buildup.

The dock performs heated mop washing and hot air drying between tasks, with configurable station settings, so pads stay cleaner and ready for the next run while reducing manual scrubbing and drying.

Its self-clean button and dock auto-wash cycle flush the hose, wash the mop roller, and handle dirty water automatically, keeping maintenance quick and simple.

Reviewers like the Z70’s self cleaning dock, which uses hot water to wash the mop pads, rinses the bin, and then dries the pads so the system stays more sanitary with little manual effort.

The Omni Station handles automatic mop washing, hot air drying, and bin self cleaning after runs using large clean and dirty water tanks, and reviewers say these cycles keep the roller and internal bin tidy so most day to day upkeep involves only occasional tray wiping, tank management, and letting the dock reset the system between jobs.

A built-in self-cleaning cycle at the base scrapes and flushes debris from the dock’s bin and mop area, and recent hands-on tests confirm that the automatic pad-washing and drying greatly reduce how often the user needs to perform deep manual cleaning.

Its multi functional dock washes and dries the mop pads, refills the water tank, and runs a self cleaning cycle in the bin area, so owners rarely need to perform deep manual cleanings.

The OmniHub runs automated self-clean cycles that clear the bin, tube, brush roll, and filters, and many reviewers say it meaningfully reduces the mess and hassle of owning a stick vacuum.

Dreame’s X50 Ultra dock runs a robust self cleaning cycle that washes and hot air dries the mop pads and uses the new ACE dry board sprayer and filtration system to stay cleaner and resist clogs over time.

A four step self cleaning routine sprays, scrubs, squeezes and suctions dirty water off the roller while the dock washes and hot dries pads and can clean its own base plate, resetting the system with minimal owner upkeep.

The station’s wash-and-dry routine, including heated air over the mop pads, keeps them in good condition, prevents damp odors, and reduces everyday maintenance for owners.

The Dock 4.0 Zero automatically removes the mop, washes it with hot water, dries it with heated air, and collects dust for weeks at a time, giving the Saros 10R one of the most fully featured self-maintenance systems available, though the tray still needs occasional sink cleaning.

Self-maintenance combines on-the-go roller cleaning with base washing and drying, using water efficiently so daily upkeep is largely automatic, though users still need to rinse tanks, wipe the dock, and clean filters after heavy messes.

Dock uses hot water around 158°F to wash mop pads and the washboard/tray, then hot-air dries to reduce odors and mildew. A gear-driven squeegee/scraper system and dirty-water sensing can trigger extra wash cycles, keeping the base cleaner with minimal manual scrubbing.

Its self-cleaning and self-drying system is a core highlight: the roller can be washed with warm/high-temperature water and spun in both directions, then dried via a heated plate with moisture sensing that can extend drying from ~30 up to ~80 minutes until fully dry; a minority note the wash phase may use minimal water and colored spills can require occasional manual scrubbing.

Self-clean runs from the base at a button press and largely scrubs away dirt on its own, often leaving the brush and internal passages nearly clean so only occasional manual wiping is needed.

The X10 Pro Omni’s dock automatically rinses the mop pads with clean water and dries them with warm air, keeping them fresh between runs and reducing day-to-day upkeep compared with simpler self-empty stations.

Dedicated button runs a roughly two-minute self-clean that flushes the roller, vacuums out dirty solution, and finishes promptly so the brush looks clean again.

Its dock automatically washes and warm-air dries the mop pads between runs, using electrolyzed hot water and detergent to keep them hygienic and hands-off, though the system consumes a lot of water and can require frequent emptying of the dirty tank.

The base periodically scrubs and refreshes the mop pads so the robot can keep mopping with minimal user intervention beyond refilling the small tanks.

Heated mop washing and drying, combined with self-cleaning and auto-refill in the base, are meant to lower day-to-day maintenance demands and complement the long self-empty interval, though long-term reliability is still to be proven.

Its self-cleaning cycle is easy to start and automatically pulls solution through the brush and internal passages, significantly reducing the manual scrubbing typically needed after wet cleaning sessions.

On the L40s Ultra series, the PowerDocket base runs hot-water mop washing cycles at multiple temperatures and self-cleans the pads to reduce odors and everyday maintenance.

Its dock can run a self-cleaning cycle that rinses and scrapes the base tray, reducing how often owners need to manually wash the station.

Self-cleaning uses roughly 60-degree drying to bring the brush close to fully dry in about an hour while staying notably quiet.

Owners find the dock-based self-cleaning cycle useful for flushing out the roller and internal channels after normal use, though heavy or sticky messes and everyday gunk still require manual emptying of the dirty tank and some extra cleaning and drying of the brush roll.

Its dock automatically rinses and scrubs the mop pad while also managing vacuum functions, offering a convenient self-cleaning routine that minimizes daily upkeep, though the unheated drying fan can leave the pad damp even after long cycles.

The dock’s hot-water washing and built-in self-cleaning cycle keep the wash base cleaner over time and cut down on long-term maintenance chores, though the brief draining phase can sound quite loud.

Hot-water self-cleaning followed by an automatic roughly thirty-minute drying program keeps the brush clean and leaves it fully dry, trading a bit of audible hum for fast, hands-off maintenance.

The self-cleaning system offers a roughly five-minute quick-dry option or a quieter hour-long mode, giving users a useful choice between speed and noise.

Its base rinses the brush with hot water and offers quick or quieter drying options, but users cannot start drying directly from the vacuum and must trigger and configure cycles through the app, making everyday brush care feel awkward for such a premium model.

The base washes and hot-air dries the mop pads and uses a self-cleaning tray with squeegees to clear hair and debris from the bin, keeping maintenance low despite some reports of squeaky wash cycles.

The dock’s self cleaning spray cycle helps keep the mop and base cleaner over time with minimal user intervention.

Self-clean cycle washes the roller and pipe in about five minutes and dries the base, though it is somewhat noisy.

The L10s Ultra’s dock uses separate clean and dirty water tanks to rinse the mop pads automatically between runs, though it does not heat the water like some higher-end models.

The dock auto washes the mop pads and air dries them, but without heated drying the process can take several hours.

The Switch S7’s heated self cleaning and drying cycle does a solid job of cleaning and drying the roller, though the process runs fairly loud.

Self-cleaning and drying keep the brush in good shape, but the lower-temperature drying program runs for about an hour and produces a steady hum that is noticeable in the same room.

Its self-cleaning and drying cycle maintains the brush well but runs fairly loud, so owners often start it only when extra noise is acceptable.