Roborock QV35S dock chores: dust, tanks and tray
QV35S automates several tasks, including dust transfer and mop care, but it still collects dirt and wastewater that need removing. Plan the remaining work before choosing its dock location.
QV35S automates several tasks, including dust transfer and mop care, but it still collects dirt and wastewater that need removing. Plan the remaining work before choosing its dock location.
A curled ramp, slippery surface or misaligned approach can prevent the final docking movement. Inspect the last few centimetres rather than the whole route.
Decorating debris can include fine building dust, screws and wet paint that a household robot is not designed to handle. Protect it until the main cleanup is finished.
Moving the dock after mapping can leave the robot searching where it used to be. Re-establish a stable starting point before changing other settings.
Glitter, string, wet glue and modelling materials are not ordinary household crumbs. Clear unsuitable craft mess manually before asking the robot to handle the remaining dry floor dust.
A saved room is convenient for repeat jobs, while a temporary zone is useful for a local patch of suitable debris. The best choice depends on how stable the target area is.