Support for your Roborock Qrevo Edge 2 Flow

Each of these three mainstream systems has distinct strengths. The appropriate choice depends on your primary cleaning needs.

1. Roller mop (such as Qrevo Curv 2 Flow):
2. Strengths: Strongest performance on wet and sticky stains; stable and consistent downward pressure; continuous fresh-water flow that reduces water marks.
3. Note: Leaves a gap (about 10 mm) at edges; the roller mop requires regular cleaning and maintenance.
4. Dual-rotating mop:
5. Strengths: Excellent edge cleaning (reaching 0 mm); even coverage; and relatively simple maintenance.
6. Note: When cleaning sticky and wet stains, it may be slightly less effective than a roller mop.
7. Vibrating mop:
8. Strengths: Precise cleaning paths; effective removal of dry stains; minimal water streaks.
9. Note: Balanced performance overall, with moderate effectiveness on edge cleaning and wet stain removal.

For households that prioritize ultimate mopping performance, especially those frequently dealing with kitchen grease and sticky spills, the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow's roller mop system is the better choice.

No. It cannot. This robot is mainly designed for everyday floor cleaning. Its on-board dirty water tank has a limited capacity (about 100 ml), and the main unit is not designed to absorb large amounts of liquid. Therefore, it is not suitable for cleaning up standing water in a bathroom or liquid spills exceeding 50 ml. In such cases, we recommend wiping up such spills manually first.