
Still mopping it old school: Dyson study reveals India’s obsession with clean homes, but we could be making our floors dirtier
Dyson’s first Global Wet Cleaning Study unveils insights into global cleaning habits, frustrations with existing wet cleaning tools, and the inefficiencies of traditional methods.
Key findings from the Dyson Global Wet Cleaning Study 2025:
In India, 49% of people don’t change the water after cleaning each room.
Nearly 1 in 3 Indian households spend over 2 hours on routine floor cleaning, far exceeding the global average.
The use of mops and cloths for wet cleaning is highest among Indians in APAC.
Top frustrations with existing methods include inefficient cleaning, slippery floors, edge-cleaning struggles, and time-consuming.
Bangalore, 27th June 2025: Today, Dyson announced the results of its first Global Wet Cleaning Study, to investigate wet cleaning habits and ...