WashG1 Wet Cleaner (Matte Black/Ultra Blue)

The WashG1 has been a really good cleaner to have around. It feels simple to use, has solid suction, and does a nice job picking up dust and everyday messes on hard floors. I like that it is cordless, and even with the battery life it has been easy to keep up with regular floor cleaning without dragging out a bunch of extra stuff. The matte black and blue look is nice too. Overall it feels well built, easy to handle, and worth it for making cleanup quicker.

I have always thought Dyson was the original of the best machines for floor cleaning, but I learned that this machine is actually a pale copy of Tineco machines that have been doing wet/dry vacuum/steam/mopping for a much longer time. Dyson came to the game late, and is much less experienced in the wet/dry mop arena. I did a side-by-side comparison with the Tineco Floor One 7 Pro, which retails lower but is about the same class (with the exception being that the Tineco has suction and does edges and a much better job overall, and is easier to clean and dismantle with a much more elegant design) If you've never used a wet floor vac before, you'll like this Dyson. But I've had everything from the early Hoover FloorMates to the Bissells (the robot one, the corded, and the cordless plus the steam one) and even a Shark steam mop. For the price, this Dyson is way off in performance. Mine came with a leaky clean water tank and I though it had an air valve so it wouldn't create a vacuum or some sort of engineering necessity, but it's a hassle because when I fill it and set it down before putting it back on the assembly it leaves a puddle. The water tanks, both clean and dirty, have to be un-clicked as a tower unit, then unclicked individually, and then unscrewed individually as well. It's a lot ... and within this whole mechanisms are sensors to tell you whether the tanks are full or empty, and they rarely get it right (more on that, and some workarounds for it later) If you buy this machine, expect the following: It is good for washing smooth floors, and functioned well for the first two months I had it with a few glitches. You need workarounds for when the sensor tells you the tank is empty when it's not, or the dirty water tank is full when it's empty (you'll need a straw and the ability to blow hard through it to fool the sensor into thinking it's dry) The machine won't go until you fool the sensor into realizing it's wrong. These are minor problems and the machine generally works well. There is no suction, and only one side is billed as being good at edges, and it's just inertia spinning the dirty water up into the machine, so if you have any unevenness in your floors there will be wet patches. It's a clumsy affair to disassemble and clean; you really can't do it while it's on its dock because the weight of the machine compresses the part you're trying to slide out so it has to lie on its side to really get the catch tray and rollers out, which is awkward. The machine itself is lightweight, quiet, and if it had the promised warranty and was easier to disassemble for cleaning and didn't have such glitchy sensors, I would say it's a good value for the money because your floors will be cleaner since you USE IT and it's easy. Currently it's a bit of a hassle with the leaks and misfiring sensors so I am more hesitant to reach for it than I wish. I just wish Dyson customer service was 1/10th as good as its products. Two stars for the machine, once you've tried a Tineco, 0 for the company. Dyson will not honor the warranty unless you purchase direct from Dyson, so buyer beware.

So far, I freaking love this thing. I have had a few wet vac/floor scrubbers over the years, and when the last one died a few years back, I have relied on my steam mop and Swiffer's. But I have two elderly dogs and recently accidents have become more prevalent, and the steam mop wasn't cutting it. I have other Dyson products and love them, so I decided to invest in this wet vac. The first time I used it, it actually produced a lot if foam, probably because of how much cleaning product I have sprayed on my tile and not gotten entirely up. But after that, I have used it with just water and my floors are super clean, and no longer slightly tacky. I clean up any gross messes with cleanser and paper towels, then use the Dyson on all my hard floors. They feel cleaner than they have in a long time. The instructions say you can use cleansers, but that usually makes my tile feel sticky and I hate that. Clean water seems to be doing a great job, after I have spot cleaned any nasty spots. I might try adding a little white vinegar if there have been some doggy messes that seem to warrant more aggressive cleaning. But I want less chemicals in my life wherever possible. This vac is easy to use. It is self-propelled when on, but somewhat heavy when not. I don't think it would work well on stairs either, though I haven't tried. It also has a self-cleaning function which is amazing. So, so far 10/10. I have only had it for a few weeks and already love it.

My dog is getting older and cannot always control how often he pees on the floor, so I started exploring wet mop vacs and ended up with the Dyson WashG1 Wet Cleaner. I use it about twice a day, and on sealed hard floors it makes quick cleanup easy. It is also simple to rinse out after each use, which matters when you are cleaning up pet messes all the time. The big reason I prefer the Dyson is that it does not use vacuum suction. That means no foul odors getting blown around and filling up the house while I clean. I tried the BISSELL CrossWave Pet Pro too, but I did not like it. It has too many parts, it is a pain to clean, and the dirty cleanup is gross enough that you might want gloves. I also hated the vacuum suction on the CrossWave because it kicked up a foul odor and could stink up the house fast. One downside is tile with grout. This was an issue with both the WashG1 and the CrossWave. Neither one really cleans deep in the grout lines, so you still have to scrub those areas by hand. Bottom line: The WashG1 is great for frequent pet accidents on smooth hard floors, but do not expect it to solve grout.

Pros: . Very smooth +easy to push . Easy to fill tanks . 3 levels of wetness for stains+stuck on debris Cons: . Didn't clean the edges . Great for households with no pets or kids that are spotless . Doesnt clean dried pet throw up from during the night . Very time consuming to: . self clean the machine . wash out the rollers . pull out the debris tray+ empty . pull out the debris tray filter+ empty . dry the rollers so they don't mildew and stink If you just run a self clean like most other mop/vacs need, you will end up with maggots from the debris collected in the tray.

I installed laminate floors throughout the house, and found out my steamer couldn't be used on those. So, for a time, I made do with a Swiffer and the usual burdensome spot-scrubbing. I saw this machine on Dyson's site and decided to give it a try. I thought my floors were clean, but the container full of dirty water and the catch-tray proved me wrong. I did not find it heavy- when it's running, it propels itself so that seems a non-issue.One side is marked for edgecleaning, and it really does clean right up to the edge. And the quality seems consistent with all the other Dyson tech I've owned- vacs, hair dryer, air purifiers and heaters. Noting the reviews here with concerns about build, I registered it, and it has a 2-year warranty. Only one Dyson product has given me an issue, and they sent out a newer model as a replacement- even though the display was the only problem. Bottom line: it does a fine job on the floors with clear water, and leaves them much cleaner than the pad-cleaners.

Okay I’m giving it one star not because it’s not an exceptional cleaner but because I bought it in October and have used it 10 times and one of the motors have froze up and I have to send it back to Dyson to get it fixed

I constantly kept looking at this thing after I bought it, wondering if I should return it and get something cheaper. Because let's face it, this thing is priced high. Dyson isn't new to the game on these things, and theres a few other products that do this out there. Let's be real, no one would ever take this to a pile of spaghetti. So when watching videos keep that in mind. The bad reviews are funny. Yes if you pick up oatmeal, the tray you need to clean will be gross. If you use it like a normal person, then this thing is great. The self clean does awesome. I ran it a 2nd time to see if the water was still perky, and I was surprised on well it did on the first pass. I kept it because I have steam mops, I use Bona swiffer like things on my floor, I have a robot mop all for the wood floors. This thing killed it though. The satisfaction you get from that nasty water you see when you are done is great. Everyone agrees that the floors ever feel cleaner when walking barefoot.

Es el primer día que la uso, por los comentarios dudé en comprarla, lo hice porque tengo la dyson barredora y es una MARAVILLA LA AMO!, creo que la barredora y está dyson wash son la PAREJA PERFECTA, está no se puede usar sin agua. No recoge cabello, justo lo que dicen otros comentarios pero su función de trapeado lo hace muy bien! Hice mi aseo suuuuuper rápido. Tengo casa de 2 pisos y la pila fue suficiente. Regresaré en un tiempo para dar seguimiento😊 FEB, 2026

Best ever! So easy to use and no streaks are left after the mop on my hardwood floor. Totally recommend this unit.

Súper máquina para limpieza

Cleans floors easily

I really really wanted to like this, as I own two Dyson vacuum cleaners. Bought it a week ago and this was my first time using it (and my last!). First - it doesn’t actually clean all that well. A hand mop did a better job of getting some small stains up. It leaks around the edges of the vacuum head. Not impressed. Second - when performing the self clean it leaks all over the floor. The water empties from the clean water tank but instead of making its way into the dirty water tank it goes all over the floor. After spending 45 minutes on the chat support, most of which was spent giving them my contact information, serial number etc, they tell me to remove the battery and unscrew a cover plate to check a valve. Nothing wrong there. Their next solution was to send it in for repair, with an estimate of 14-21 days to get it done. That’s inexcusable. For the money this costs they should be picking it up at my door. I thought Dyson was known for good products that have great engineering and just worked out of the box. They are certainly priced that way. Not the case. My advice based on my product and support experience would be to stay away. Easier to return to Amazon than send it in for repair.