I decided to put my new MOVA Z60 Ultra to a real stress test.
Last night, I intentionally spilled some soy sauce on the kitchen floor and let it dry completely. To make it even harder, I added some baby puree on top this morning. This created a sticky, stubborn mess that would usually require manual scrubbing.
Here is how the robot handled it in CleanGenius mode:
Photo 1 (Before): The "crime scene." You can see the dried, dark soy sauce stains.
Photo 2 (1st try): After the first pass, the stain is much lighter, but since it was deeply dried, the outlines are still clearly visible.
Photo 3 (2nd try): The robot is in the middle of its second pass. You can see the contrast where the mop just passed—the stain is fading fast.
Photo 4 (Second try result): Almost there! The arrow points to very faint remnants of the sauce.
Photo 5 (After): Final result. The tile is still wet, but it is perfectly clean!
Photo 6 (Dirty Water Tank): Look at this water! This is the best proof that the robot actually lifted the soy sauce and puree off the floor instead of just spreading it around.
Self-Cleaning Magic:
What impressed me even more was what happened next. After finishing the job, the MOVA Z60 Ultra returned to the station to wash its rollers. It used hot water to dissolve the grease and then dried the mops with warm air. The rollers came out looking and smelling fresh, even after that soy sauce mess!
My Verdict:
To be honest, in real life, I wouldn’t leave such a mess for a robot. It’s much faster to wipe it with a wet cloth immediately. However, for the sake of this test, the MOVA Z60 Ultra proved it can handle even the toughest, dried-on stains. It took a few passes, but it eventually got the job done perfectly without any manual effort from my side.
Disclosure: I received this robot as part of the MOVA BNPL- Z60 Get and Create Program in exchange for my honest review.
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