Oiled parquet - for Rubio Monocoat 2C oil, which one is the gentlest and cleans the best?
Hi - robot mops always wash with hot water, more pressure, more friction... all great for tiles or sealed parquet. I'm actually looking for the opposite: a mopping robot that uses low pressure, cold water, and a gentle carpet brush (which I assume also presses onto the parquet and rotates), but I can't find anything good or new. I would appreciate any advice - for me, this is a gap in the market: robots for people with sensitive wooden floors who love natural, only lightly sealed or oiled (I have Rubio Monocoat 2C on mine) parquet. Hello Dreame or Roborock, why don't you build something like this? It's surely a market. Not everyone wants or needs high pressure, high temperature, steam, etc., and not everyone constantly has spaghetti, ketchup, or dog feces on the floor that needs to be cleaned up by a robot. Oh yes, preferably with a special cleaning agent for oiled parquet. Do you have any tips? I would appreciate any suggestion for a truly particularly suitable device!
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