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Ruth Hamilton

Forget vacuums, Dyson's new WashG1 cleaner is like a car wash for your floor

Two images of the Dyson WashG1 in use.

With years of successful suction-based cleaners under its hi-tech belt, Dyson has taken a left turn with its latest launch. The WashG1 is a wet cleaner that doesn't suck at all but instead uses water and rollers to massage the dirt off your hard floors.

Dyson has dabbled in wet cleaning before—the Submarine vacuum cleaner had an attachment that also enabled it to tackle hard floors with water—but this is the first dedicated machine designed only for this purpose. Based on the time I had to test it out ahead of its announcement, it certainly looks promising, as you can learn more about in my Dyson WashG1 hands-on review. 

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