"Dyson has announced an alternate version of its skinny PencilVac that's designed to clean spills and stains on hard floors instead of sucking up dirt and debris. Like the PencilVac, which Dyson called "world's slimmest vacuum cleaner" when it was announced nine months ago, the new PencilWash squeezes a battery, motor, and other electronics into its 1.5-inch-diameter handle. But it trades a dust bin for a water reservoir located in its larger cleaning head featuring a single floor-scrubbing roller."
"Designed specifically for cleaning hard floors like tile, laminate, and sealed wood, the PencilWash features a pressurized hydration system to deliver fresh water that its high-density microfiber roller uses to scrub surfaces and then collect the dirty water afterwards. Floors aren't left completely dry, but dry enough that any moisture remaining quickly evaporates. And unlike Dyson's larger floor scrubbers, the PencilWash's pivoting handle can lie nearly completely flat for reaching underneath furniture."
Dyson's PencilWash compresses a battery, motor, and electronics into a 1.5-inch-diameter handle and replaces a dust bin with a water reservoir in its larger cleaning head. The cleaning head uses a single high-density microfiber roller and a pressurized hydration system to deliver fresh water, scrub hard floors, and collect dirty water. The unit weighs 4.9 pounds without water or cleaning solution and includes a charging stand. Battery life is estimated at upwards of 30 minutes on a full charge, and the end-mounted battery can be swapped for a backup. The PencilWash costs $349, designed for tile, laminate, and sealed wood.
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