Yes. Narwal units can run both modes together and adjust water flow as they move across different floor sections.

They’re built for routine cleaning  footprints, light spills, and dust film. For oily marks, use higher water flow or a fresh set of pads.

Check the climb height of your model. Narwal robots clear standard thresholds; for thick rugs, keep a no-go zone if the fringe tends to snag.

If you mop often, yes. Pad washing and drying cut down daily chores and keep the robot ready for the next cycle.

It scans the layout, marks obstacles, and builds a room plan so it can move with fewer misses and cover the floor more evenly.

Yes. You can start, stop, or send it to rooms with simple voice commands.

Through the app, you can set room-level cleaning, avoid zones, and schedule runs for specific times.

Most homes need a refill every one or two full cleaning cycles, depending on floor size and how wet you prefer the mop.

Yes. The robot slows down near moving objects and avoids direct contact, though it’s best to lift small toys off the floor.