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Which robot vacuums wash their mops in hot water?

Wash water and drying, robot by robot.

The Roborock Saros 20 washes its mops in the hottest water we track, 212°F. Three more reach 176°F: the Saros 10R, the Saros 10 and the Dreame X50 Ultra. Roborock lists no hot water for the QV 35A, and eufy rinses the Omni S1 Pro’s pads in ozonated tap water.

RobotMop washing waterMop drying
Roborock Saros 20212°FWarm air, 131°F
Roborock Saros 10Up to 176°F (122, 140 or 176°F)Heated air, 140°F
Roborock Saros 10R176°FWarm air, 131°F
Dreame X50 UltraSee at Amazon (paid link)Up to 176°F (four settings)Hot air, 113°F
Narwal Freo Z10 TurboSee at Amazon (paid link)Up to 167°FWarm air, 104°F
MOVA P10 Pro UltraSee at Amazon (paid link)149°F (MOVA’s page also says 158°F)Hot air, no temperature given
Dreame L40 Ultra149°FWarm air, no temperature given
eufy Omni S2140°FWarm air, 131°F
eufy Omni S1 ProOzonated tap water, no heatingHot air, 122°F
Dreame D30 UltraSee at Amazon (paid link)No temperature given (“high-temp” nozzles)Unheated air
Roborock QV 35ANo hot water listedCold air

All 11 are sold in the US and were FCC-authorized before the July 28, 2026 rule.

Why heat matters

Makers use hot water to loosen grease on the mop pads and warm air to dry them before they start to smell. The temperatures are the highest each maker lists.

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