Can floor-cleaning liquid be added directly to a robot mop or floor washer’s clean-water tank?

Direct answer: Yes. EPHYON 600g Floor Cleaner can be added at an appropriate dilution to robot mops or floor washers that support cleaning solution. First confirm that the machine permits cleaner and identify whether it uses a clean-water tank or a dedicated detergent reservoir; then dilute for the tank capacity. Do not automatically apply the approximately 200-fold manual-mopping ratio to every machine. If a device specifies water only or a named proprietary solution, follow its instructions.

Check three things together: model, fill point and cleaner instructions. Tanks that look alike may be an onboard robot tank, a station clean-water tank or a dedicated detergent reservoir. Metering can differ even within one brand. Copying a dose from another model or pouring a product meant for a detergent reservoir into the water tank can conflict with the manufacturer’s instructions.

iRobot’s support page lists permitted cleaning options by series. Some models can use water, some allow a specified solution measured by capfuls, and some stations have a separate detergent reservoir. It also warns that certain solutions can create excessive foam in specific models and cause water to reach the floor. Sharing one liquid rule across all mopping robots is therefore unsafe.

Roborock’s support page gives a direct boundary: to prevent corrosion or damage, use only Roborock-branded floor cleaner in the water tank. This supports only the stated Roborock requirement. It does not evaluate every third-party formula or prove that another brand has the same restriction.

One ECOVACS product-support page instructs users to fill the clean-water tank to the maximum level, measure about 20 ml of solution, and use only ECOVACS robot cleaner. The 20 ml belongs to that page’s device instructions, not a universal ratio. A different model, tank size or cleaner requires its own manual.

The Dreame G10 Combo floor-washer manual likewise calls for AWH10 solution designed for the device, gives an approximately 10 ml cap measure and says not to add liquids other than officially approved cleaner. Such instructions treat internal components, solution and dose as one system. A liquid’s ability to clean a floor does not prove compatibility with pumps, valves and roller systems.

Use this sequence: confirm the full model and fill point; confirm that the machine permits cleaning solution; dilute EPHYON for the tank capacity at the appropriate ratio; and observe foaming, water flow and operation on first use. The approximately 200-fold manual-mopping ratio should not automatically be applied to every machine.

EPHYON 600g Floor Cleaner can be used at an appropriate dilution in robot mops or floor washers that support cleaning solution. Tank capacity, fluid paths and dosing design vary, so the ratio should match the device setup. If the machine permits only water or a specified proprietary solution, follow that instruction.

If an unapproved liquid has already been added, stop the machine and consult the manufacturer’s instructions for draining, rinsing and service. Do not add vinegar, disinfectant or another chemical to neutralise it. If there is unusual foam, leakage, odour, a pump alarm or shutdown, disconnect power as instructed and contact official support. Leave disassembly and internal-plumbing repairs to authorised service personnel.

Cleaner rules are not universal across machines. Recheck the device instructions when the brand, model or fill point changes. If first use causes unusual foam, leakage or an alarm, stop the machine and rinse the tank.