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[V50 Ultra Complete] Wood Floor Care

I have wood floors in 75% of my home....what is the "wood floor care" process and how does it work?   Can I use it on a tile kitchen floor?.....the manual does not explain what it is....thank you

BTW:  I an inputting here becasue there is not a tab for the V70 Ultra Complete
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Hello, here is the difference between wood‑floor‑care mode and standard mopping mode:

1. The robot can detect wood‑floor areas automatically, you can also manually mark wood‑floor zones. Please note automatic detection is not fully accurate, manual setup is recommended.
2. In wood‑floor‑care mode, the base station uses more liquid from Tank B while washing the mop pad, so the mop gets sufficient wood‑floor care solution. Standard mode mainly uses cleaning liquid from Tank A.
3. Edge cleaning is not yet supported under wood‑floor‑care mode. This feature will be optimized in future firmware updates.

Additional note:
The robot **will not automatically dispense liquid according to floor material**. Both the general cleaning liquid (Tank A) and wood‑floor care liquid (Tank B) are dispensed only when the robot returns to the base to wash the mop pad. Liquid from corresponding tank will be used only after you manually enable the related mode.
2026-8-30 10:57:58 US Translate

ok....I understand.....so, the kitchen with tile flooring will have water dispensed from the robot when in the "Mop Mode" and the floor will be cleaned with water from the tank in the robot....correct?
 
2026-8-30 11:49 US Translate
Yes, that’s correct. Meanwhile, the missing separate tag option for V70 on the forum that you reported has been adjusted.
2026-8-31 12:46:55 US Translate

thank you.....and if I have the "Pet Mode" on, the mop pads will get washed using "Tank B" fluid with Tank A water...
 
2026-9-1 01:35 US Translate
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