Dyson Wash G1

Impressive hard-floor cleaning. Simple to use with minimal mess. Water/debris separation and self cleaning works well. No more mopping.

Expensive. Plastic latches feel fragile. Still need a separate vacuum. Doesn’t quite get to the edges and corners.

Effortless to push around ; Cleans brilliantly ; Excellent separation of solids and liquids

Expensive ; Tanks aren’t very well marked

Brilliantly designed, the Dyson WashG1 uses a dual-roller system, which helps it glide effortlessly over the floor. It’s powerful, too, quickly removing even the toughest of stains, neatly separating solids from liquids for a fast clean-up at the end....

Easily tackles spills, stains, mud and loose debris ; Clever compartments for clean and dirty water, and dirt tray ; Doesn’t spill or add too much water to floors ; Ingenious, attractive and cordless design ; Quick charging battery

Heavy to carry around the house ; Deep cleaning water mode can drain battery

Dyson’s first ever wet floor cleaner proves a very important thing about Dyson: the brand never misses. The Dyson WashG1 is an ingenious cordless wet floor cleaner that easily cleans up mess from your floors with little strain or force from you. The...

Lightweight and very maneuverable ; Gets right up to edges of rooms ; Tackles wet-dry spillages ; Cleans itself after use ; Straightforward disposal of waste

Struggles with uneven floors ; Doesn't scrub or get into grouting ; Water tanks fiddly to close ; A little overpriced ; Not as good as a vacuum for dust

The Dyson WashG1 is a wet cleaner for hard floors. It's streamlined and very easy to maneuver, although the floor does need to be completely flat for it to work properly. On test, I found it effective at tackling all kinds of spillages, including...