Original Editorial
Analysis & Insights
Industry shifts, company strategy, original research and market observations from across the global cleaning industry.
Episode 02 | The Wheels of Fate Began to Turn
What looked like an ordinary year became the starting point for Dreame, Narwal, Tineco, cross-border ecommerce—and Denny’s own entrepreneurial path.
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Floor Washers Took Off Years Ago. Miele Is Only Now Entering the Market.
Miele's Duoflex HX2 adds a wet roller head to a cordless vacuum, but its product form still trails the floor-washer systems developed by Tineco and Dreame.
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January 6, 2026 Yard Cleaning and Tool News Roundup
A January 6 industry news roundup covering CES backyard robotics signals, MOVA and Dreame outdoor products, STIHL’s Suzhou R&D center and related tool-chain moves.
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How Laifen Should Enter Hard Floor Washers
A few days ago, I heard from friends in the supply chain that Leifen was going to make a hard floor washer, and the team came to Suzhou to inspect it.
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Who Will Become the New King of Robotic Mowers?
The lawn mower robot industry is entering the eve of the coronation of a new king.
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Chinese Cleaning Brands at CES 2026
What CES 2026 reveals about Chinese cleaning brands across robot vacuums, robotic mowers, pool robots and the global hardware race.
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China’s Cleaning Robot Giants Are Moving Into the Backyard
Dreame, ECOVACS, Roborock and eufy are carrying indoor-robot capabilities into robotic mowers and pool cleaners, where terrain, safety and service create a harder test.
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Some Thoughts on the Mijia Mite Removal Vacuum
What the Mijia cordless mite removal vacuum reveals about configuration, pricing, crowdfunding performance and Xiaomi ecosystem competition.
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Dreame’s Rise to RMB 10 Billion in Five Years
How Dreame grew into a RMB 10 billion cleaning appliance company in five years through Xiaomi ecosystem support, product expansion and aggressive execution.
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When Chinese Brands Become the Powers
When Chinese cleaning brands become the powers, global competition shifts from low-cost manufacturing toward brand control, channels and product definition.
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