Can I use Universal Cleaner in a robot vacuum or mop?Updated a few seconds ago

No. Koh hasn't tested Universal Cleaner in robot vacuums or robot mops from Roborock, Dreame, iRobot, Ecovacs, Eufy, Narwal or any other brand, so we don't recommend adding it to a robot's tank or internal parts. Universal Cleaner is never diluted, and a robot's tank mixes whatever goes in it with water. Robot mops also vary in tank construction, seals, internal tubing, pads and sensors, and most manufacturers specify water or their own solution. Follow your robot's manual, and use Universal Cleaner in Koh Spray Mop for floors.

Whatever your robot's manual specifies, usually plain water or the manufacturer's own solution. A robot pass is good at keeping dust and light soil down between proper cleans, which is most of what a robot mop is for. The film that builds on high-traffic floors, kitchen spills, and edges and corners a robot cannot reach are where a manual clean earns its place. Koh Spray Mop is designed to take Universal Cleaner straight in its refillable reservoir, never diluted, so the two jobs split cleanly.

Koh Spray Mop is the pairing Koh designed and tested for floors. It is a no-bucket manual spray mop with a refillable reservoir that takes Koh Universal Cleaner directly, and mop pads that machine wash and go again. It suits the surfaces Universal Cleaner works on, including sealed timber, laminate, tile, vinyl and sealed stone. For oiled or waxed timber, fill it with plain water instead. The Spray Mop Starter Kit includes the Spray Mop with five mop pads, a dusting mop pad and a box of Universal Cleaner, so there is no compatibility question to answer.