Dyson’s WashG1 wet floor cleaner is on sale for its cheapest price yet

Dyson’s WashG1 wet floor cleaner is on sale for its cheapest price yet

The Dyson WashG1 wet floor cleaner uses two motorized rollers to wash hard floors and collect wet and dry messes.(Dyson/Canva)If you purchase a product through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.By Josie Howell | jhowell@al.comThe Dyson WashG1 wet floor cleaner has become popular for its ability to pick up crumbs, hair and spills while washing hard floors, saving you from vacuuming before you mop. Now, it’s on sale for a whopping $370 off this week.With this online deal, the Dyson WashG1 wet floor cleaner is on sale for $399.99, down from $769.99, directly through Dyson. The Matte Black/Ultra Blue model comes with free shipping, free returns within 30 days and a two-year limited warranty. Shoppers can also select a complimentary tool worth $59.99 at checkout.Dyson WashG1 wet floor cleaner$769.99 $399.99The Dyson WashG1 wet floor cleaner uses two motorized rollers to wash hard floors and collect wet and dry messes.$399.99 at DysonWhat does the Dyson WashG1 do?The Dyson WashG1 is a wet floor cleaner designed to collect dry debris while washing hard floors. It can handle crumbs, hair and spilled drinks that might otherwise require separate rounds of vacuuming and mopping.Its two absorbent microfiber rollers rotate in opposite directions to work on dirt and stains as you push and pull the cleaner. Clean water is distributed across the rollers through 26 hydration points, while dirt is extracted as they turn. The idea is to keep washing with fresh water rather than repeatedly dragging a dirty mop across the floor.There are three cleaning modes for different messes, from everyday debris to sticky spills and dried-on stains. The cleaning head also has six points of contact for edges and corners, and its maneuverable design helps you change direction around furniture.Another useful detail is how it handles the mess afterward. Secondary brush bars separate solid debris into a tray, while dirty liquid goes into its own water tank. You can dispose of each separately instead of dealing with a tank full of wet hair and crumbs.Can you use the Dyson WashG1 on hardwood floors?The WashG1 works on sealed wood floors, tile, vinyl and laminate. It’s a particularly practical option for homes with large stretches of hard flooring, where kitchen spills and everyday dirt can turn mopping into a regular project.It is designed for hard floors, so you’ll still need a separate vacuum for carpets and rugs. If most of your home is carpeted, that makes it a more specialized purchase.Does the Dyson WashG1 clean itself?Yes. The WashG1 has a 140-second self-cleaning cycle that flushes the system while the machine sits on its charging dock. Its rollers also have dirt extracted during use before fresh water is applied.That reduces the hands-on cleanup, although you still need to empty the dirty-water tank and debris tray. The separate waste compartments are part of what makes the design appealing for anyone who dislikes cleaning a mop after cleaning the floor.For households that regularly vacuum and mop the same hard floors, those conveniences give this deal a clear purpose. The $370 saving makes the WashG1 worth considering if you’ve wanted a dedicated floor washer but couldn’t justify its usual price.Is the HOKA Clifton 10 good for long runs?Michael Kors’ $260 Scarlett crossbody bag is on sale for $79Academy is selling Adidas Galaxy 7 running shoes for only $27Yankee Candle’s Sparkling Cinnamon candle is $14 off at AmazonUGG’s new Disquette Frosted Slipper has a pearly iridescent finishJosie Howell is a commerce and news writer for AL.com where she primarily focuses on shopping and streaming content. She began her career in 2019 as an editor for The Chanticleer, Jacksonville State...

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