Roborock’s US product page describes its floor cleaning solution as for Roborock products only and names robot vacuum families with mopping, along with separate wet-dry vacuum families. It gives a dilution ratio, but it does not establish that every named robot has a detergent reservoir or uses the solution the same way.
The manufacturer’s listed scope
The product page names Q5, Q7, Q8, S7, S8, and Qrevo among its robot vacuum examples, and Dyad and Flexi families among its wet-dry products. This is Roborock’s product-level compatibility statement. It is not a fitment claim for another brand’s machine, and it should not be expanded to an unlisted product just because that device has a mop.
Follow the device and bottle instructions
The page states a 1:200 dilution ratio and describes a 20 mL cap measure for 4 L of water. Use those directions only in the context described by the current product page and label. Before adding any solution, check your exact robot or dock manual for approved liquids and how they are used. Some mopping robots may use a different system or may not have a user-fillable detergent reservoir.
Do not infer that a generic floor cleaner, another manufacturer’s solution, or a more concentrated mixture is suitable. The product page specifically limits the claim to Roborock products. It does not establish performance, floor-surface suitability, warranty outcome, or instructions for every regional formulation.
Verify the exact product
Confirm that the bottle is the Roborock solution described by the current listing and that your model’s manual permits its use. Regional product pages and labels may change. If the manual and product page do not make the method clear, ask Roborock support before filling a water tank. A consumable compatibility statement is distinct from replacement-part fitment; see the general fitment checklist.