I'm always stoked when someone comes up with a cool and useful gadget that makes a huge difference in my daily life. Who needs to spend their free time cleaning? Not me, that's for sure. Although the vacuum is not super independent and still needs my guidance, I love how it does most of the work itself. I just have to steer it and clean up afterwards. It's a total game-changer.So, this is part 2 of my review. Here's what came in the box:
• A wireless mop.
• A cleaning station.
• A trash container.
• A cleaning brush.
• A charging block.
• A floor cleaning roller.
• Instructions.

The instructions are small and written in Russian, but they're super detailed and easy to follow when it comes to setting up and using the mop.

One thing to note is that the charging cable is a bit short.

The trash container is small, detachable, and has a mesh design. The dirty water drains into a reservoir, while the trash stays in the container.

Here are some shots of the packaging and the contents.

Now, let's get to the assembly part. I found it pretty straightforward, but I did have to take a closer look at the roller and how to disassemble the handle. It's not exactly obvious without the manual.

First, you need to assemble the handle, which consists of three parts.

You start by attaching the top components.

Next, you need to insert the removable roller into the mop's lower part.

To do this, you need to open it up and insert the roller into the holder.

Then, you insert the entire lower part into the mop, which does the cleaning.

I store the mop on the cleaning station, which makes it super easy to connect and clean.I've had issues disassembling the handle when it's not cooperating, and it's a real pain, especially when you're not even sure where to start. After reading the manual, I realized it's not as straightforward as I thought. To get it unlocked, you need to insert a thin object into the handle. That would've been super helpful if it came with the package, and if the brush on the other side was a bit thinner, it would've been more functional and I wouldn't have had to scramble to find something to use as a tool.

Now, as for how to use the reClean M10 stick vacuum, it's pretty simple. First, you need to charge it - it takes 2.5 hours. The handle has indicators that'll let you know when it's ready to go. If you plug it in, the indicator will light up, and if it's orange, that means it's almost out of juice and you've got about 10 minutes left. When I first saw the video, I was a bit confused about how it was supposed to clean floors. The head looked kinda stiff and plastic-y, but it turns out you need to soak it in hot water to make it soft and pliable, like a sponge. As for the cleaning head, it's designed to be used in a vertical position, but if you press down on the back and tilt the handle, it'll change the angle and allow you to clean under furniture. The handle has two buttons: one for turning it on and off, and another for self-cleaning. I've been putting the wireless vacuum with the self-cleaning system to the test, and I'm loving it! It's a game-changer for cleaning floors and picking up debris. Gone are the days of sweeping or vacuuming first and then mopping – this baby does it all in one go.

When I turn it on, it glides across the floor, and I just hold onto the handle and follow along. Then, when I pull it back, the reClean M10 starts mopping. It does a fantastic job of picking up debris, and it's usually spot-on the first time. Plus, it handles both big and small messes like a pro.

The floors come out looking great too. The polymer roller spins like crazy – 110 times per minute – and if there's a tough stain, just give it a little push and it's gone. The best part? No more dealing with dirty rags. Just soak the roller in hot water, and you're good to go. And when you're done, just pop the vacuum onto the self-cleaning station and press the button. Watch as the dirt container fills up with all the grime the vacuum has collected. Then, rinse the roller with some water, and it's good as new.Here's the thing: cleaning the entire flat with the reClean M10 is a breeze. I mean, I've got long hair, so it gets everywhere, but the vacuum's done an amazing job of picking up all the hair and dust. The dirt container's a bit small, though – 1.6 liters just isn't enough. I've had to empty it way too often.I've gotta say, the best part was that my partner and I couldn't even decide who'd get to use the mop, it was so much fun! The process got a lot quicker and less hassle, which was a total game changer for us. I'm gonna have to call this review of the Dajet Reclean M10 a family affair. Cleaning's not a chore anymore, it's actually pretty enjoyable.