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Cordless Wet Dry Vacuums That Vacuum and Mop
Dreame cordless wet dry vacuums handle your vacuuming and mopping, with strong suction for wet and dry messes, no tangling, and a dock that cleans up after itself. Explore the full range below and see what single-pass cleaning looks like.
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Why Choose Dreame Cordless Wet Dry Vacuums
Make your cleaning routine more convenient. Dreame's cordless wet dry vacuums cover a full floor on one charge, cut hair off the roller so nothing ever tangles, and wash and dry the brush in the dock so you don't have to.
Clean a whole floor on one charge
Up to 60 minutes of runtime cleans an entire level of hard floors on one charge.
A dock that handles the upkeep
The dock keeps your vacuum charged, then washes and dries the roller with hot water between cleans.
Wet and dry in a single pass
The Aero Pro's 25,000 Pa suction lifts wet spills and dry debris together on hard floors.
No more hair wrapped around the brush
TangleCut™ 2.0 on select models captures and cuts hair faster and more precisely.
Reach under low furniture
Get the dust hiding under beds and sofas. 180° Lie-Flat drops the handle flat to reach it.
Cordless Wet Dry Vacuums FAQ
What is a cordless wet dry vacuum?
A cordless wet dry vacuum cleaner like the Aero Pro clears dry debris and mops up spills on sealed hard floors, with no cord to manage. Inside, a spinning roller wipes the floor while suction pulls the dirty water straight into a separate tank, so it never gets pushed around or smeared back onto the floor. Our guide explains what is a wet dry vacuum, detailing the tanks and roller, as well as how wet and dry pickup functions side by side.
Can you use a cordless wet dry vacuum on carpet?
No. It can only dry-vacuum your carpet. The wet function stays on sealed hard floors like tile, vinyl, sealed wood, and laminate, since carpet fibers and padding trap water that the machine can't pull back out. On carpet and rugs, switch to dry mode, and it picks up debris like a standard vacuum. If your home has both, the H15 Pro CarpetFlex is a good pick. Carpet gets dry pickup, hard floors get a wet mop, all in one pass through the house. Our multi-surface cleaning guide covers which settings to use on each floor type.
How does a cordless wet dry vacuum work?
A roller at the base spins against the floor to loosen and wipe up mess, while suction pulls debris and dirty water off the surface. Clean water sits in one tank and feeds the roller. The dirty water and grime collect in a separate tank that you empty after. That's how the floor gets mopped with clean water instead of dirty water that's already been used.
Does it replace a separate mop and vacuum?
For sealed hard floors, yes. One pass vacuums up dry debris and mops up the wet mess, so you don't need a separate mop and vacuum. The one job it does not do is deep-clean carpet. For carpets and rugs, it vacuums dry. Heavy carpet extraction requires a different machine.
How long does the battery last?
Up to 60 minutes on a full charge on the Aero Pro and H15 Pro CarpetFlex, which covers most single-level hard-floor homes in one go. That's in Quiet mode, the setting most homes run day to day. Switch to Turbo for stubborn spills, and the extra suction will shorten the runtime.
Is hot water mopping better than cold?
If you're dealing with grease and dried-on spills, yes. Cold water tends to push that kind of mess around instead of lifting it, while hot water breaks it down, which makes a real difference in kitchens and pet areas. That's what a vacuum like the H15 Pro Heat, which mops at 185°F, is built for. Cold water still does the job for everyday dust and light spills, so if that's mostly what you're dealing with, you may not need the heat.
Which Dreame cordless wet dry vacuum is best for pets?
Pet households require a cordless wet dry vacuum with a brush that does not tangle and is able to freshen up after accidents. The Aero Pro's TangleCut™ 2.0 roller cuts hair off as it spins, so long fur does not wrap and jam the brush, and its 194°F hot self-cleaning keeps the roller fresh between runs. If your home features both rugs and hard floors, the H15 Pro CarpetFlex is a great option — strong suction picks up pet hair from low-pile carpets and it moves seamlessly onto tile or wood for wet cleaning.
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Find Your Cordless Wet Dry Vacuum
The best cordless wet dry vacuum for you is the one that matches how you clean and your daily lifestyle. Shop the full collection, or compare them side by side on runtime and features before you decide.
Where a Cordless Wet Dry Vacuum Helps Most
A cordless wet dry vacuum is ideal for high-traffic areas like the kitchen, where daily messes such as dropped cereal and juice spills occur on hard floors. With the ability to lift both dry debris and wet spills in a single pass, it eliminates the need for the traditional sweep-then-mop routine.
On sealed wood and tile floors throughout the house, the vacuum's roller effectively removes gritty dirt, while the cleaning water tackles sticky, dried-on spots around the trash can and high chair. For pet owners, managing paw prints and food-bowl splatters becomes a breeze, especially with models that heat the water to more effectively clean tough messes.
When it comes to carpets and rugs, these vacuums switch to dry pickup only, reserving the wet function for sealed hard floors. Water is deployed and sucked up simultaneously, making the cleaning process efficient. For a closer look at the everyday pick for most hard-floor homes, see the Dreame Aero Pro review.
How to Choose a Cordless Wet Dry Vacuum
The right cordless wet dry vacuum depends on the actual messes you deal with and how you want to clean them.
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Runtime you can count on
Up to 60 minutes of runtime covers most single-level hard-floor homes on a single charge. Larger floors or a vacuum-and-mop pass in every room use more of the battery, so weigh the runtime against your square footage before you buy.
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Hot water for tougher messes
Cold water lifts everyday dust and light spills fine, but grease and dried-on spills need more than that. Hot water breaks down those messes, which is why the H15 Pro Heat mops at 185°F. Consider the upgrade if cooking splatter and pet accidents are a common occurrence in your home.
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Anti-tangle roller design
Long hair and pet fur wrapping around the brush are the top complaints with any vacuum. A scraper that cuts hair off the roller as it spins keeps the brush clear instead of jamming mid-clean, which is what TangleCut™ 2.0 does on the Aero Pro and H15 Pro CarpetFlex.
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Reach under low furniture
Dust collects under beds and sofas more than anywhere else, and a slim body that lies flat at 180° slides into those gaps without you dropping to the floor. The H15 Pro Heat and H14 Pro both lie flat, and the Aero Pro body is 3.88in slim. Being cordless also means you can carry it upstairs or to another floor without unplugging anything. Learn more in our guide on how to choose a wet dry vacuum.