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                                  eXGateAI HITs · Robot Vacuum & Mop · Part 12 of 15 If a robot mop develops an unpleasant odor, investigate the water and mop-care routine before adding fragrance or changing chemicals. Check the manufacturer's instructions for the roller or pad, dirty-water containers and station tray. A dock's washing or drying feature does not establish that every component is clean. For S1 Pro, eufy's odor guidance includes cleaning the roller, base filter tray and dirty-water tank, and using its specified cleaning solution. Those are model-specific instructions. Other robots may require a different sequence or product. Observation Useful next step Odor near the dock Identify the component before cleaning Dirty roller after washing Follow the roller troubleshooting guide Water or debris left behind Check the official troubleshooting path Repeated issue after correct care Record t...

                                  eXGateAI HITs · Robot Vacuum & Mop · Part 06 of 15 A robot vacuum-mop can help maintain a mixed-floor home, but the answer depends on how it handles the mop and reaches each room. Carpet detection, mop lifting, mop retraction and carpet avoidance are different behaviors. Check the exact model's instructions, then watch its route on your rugs before relying on a schedule. The Roomba Combo 10 Max provides one official example of a mop that retracts onto the robot. The Roomba 105 Combo illustrates a different approach: avoiding rugs during mopping. These distinctions matter more than a general “works on carpet” label. Layout question Why it matters Trial to observe Rug across a doorway May interrupt access to another room Can the selected mode complete the route? Loose fringe Can interfere with movement Observe the approach and turn Multiple small mats Adds repeated tr...