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Electrolux Ultimate 800 Wet & Dry Cordless Floor Washer EW81U3DB

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Electrolux Ultimate 800 Wet & Dry Vacuum — Prices & Offers

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At the time of writing, we don't have a live retailer price tracked for the Electrolux Ultimate 800 Wet & Dry Cordless Floor Washer (EW81U3DB) in our dataset. That's not a comment on availability — it simply means no UK retailer offer for this exact model is currently in our monitored feed. Rather than guess at a figure, this page explains what typically shapes the price of a machine like this one, where UK shoppers usually look for it, and what to check once a price does appear.

What Affects the Price of the Electrolux Ultimate 800 Wet & Dry EW81U3DB

Cordless wet and dry floor washers are priced according to a mix of hardware and convenience features, and the EW81U3DB's specification gives a sense of where it sits. It runs for up to 35 minutes on a single charge from lithium-ion cylinder cells rated at 4Ah, cleans wet and dry debris simultaneously rather than requiring separate passes, and uses infrared dirt detection to automatically adjust suction and water flow depending on how dirty the floor is. A self-cleaning brush roller and separate 0.6-litre clean and 0.55-litre dirty water tanks round out the feature set. Machines that combine simultaneous wet-and-dry cleaning with automatic sensing and self-cleaning rollers generally sit toward the higher end of the cordless floor washer market, because those features add sensors, motors, and manufacturing complexity compared with a basic mop-and-vacuum combo. Weight (4.5kg) and noise output (81dB) are worth noting too, since lighter, quieter machines in this category can command a premium, though neither factor guarantees a higher or lower price on its own. Ultimately, the price you'll see for this model depends on the retailer, current stock levels, and any promotional activity at the time — not on the specification sheet alone.

Where UK Shoppers Typically Buy This Model

Electrolux cordless wet and dry floor washers are usually stocked through a handful of channels in the UK. The main routes are the large electricals retailers (the kind that carry a broad floorcare range alongside other home appliances), Electrolux's own UK online store, and general marketplaces that list appliances from multiple sellers. Each channel has trade-offs worth knowing before you commit: buying direct from the brand often means a standard manufacturer warranty and access to official accessories, while third-party electricals retailers sometimes bundle in extras or price-match. Marketplace listings can be competitive on price but it's worth checking the seller is authorised to sell the brand and that the warranty terms are clear, since third-party marketplace stock isn't always covered the same way as a direct purchase. If you're weighing this model against other options in the same category, our page on other cordless wet and dry floor washers gives a broader view of what else is available at different price points.

What's Included in the Box (and Why It Affects Value)

The EW81U3DB ships with a floor charging station, an extra brush roller, an E10 filter, and a maintenance brush. That's a meaningful detail when comparing price against other models, because a spare brush roller and filter reduce how soon you'll need to buy replacement parts after purchase. Some competing wet and dry washers charge separately for a second roller or filter, so it's worth checking what's actually in the box — not just the headline price — when you're judging whether one deal is genuinely better than another. The charging station itself is also part of the day-to-day running cost story: a dedicated dock that both charges the machine and, on many models in this category, helps clean the roller between uses can reduce ongoing maintenance effort, though it doesn't change the purchase price itself.

How the Ultimate 800 Compares with Other Electrolux Wet & Dry Washers

Electrolux sells several cordless models across its vacuum and floor-care ranges, and pricing within a single brand's lineup typically tracks battery capacity, runtime, and how much automation the machine handles (such as automatic suction and water adjustment versus manual controls). If you want the full breakdown of how this specific model performs against its stated specification — runtime, tank capacity, weight, and noise — the full Electrolux Ultimate 800 Wet & Dry Cordless Floor Washer EW81U3DB review covers that in detail. For a wider view of the brand's other cordless and corded vacuum cleaners, including models outside the wet-and-dry category, our page on other Electrolux vacuum cleaners is a useful next stop, particularly if a dry-only cordless vacuum would suit your home better than a combined wet-and-dry washer.

How to Compare Deals When They Appear

Once a UK retailer price is tracked for this model, a few checks will help you judge whether it's a reasonable offer rather than just a lower headline number. First, confirm the price includes the accessories listed above (charging station, spare roller, filter, maintenance brush) rather than a stripped-down bundle. Second, check the warranty length and whether it's a standard manufacturer warranty or an extended one offered by the retailer. Third, factor in replacement filter and roller costs over time, since a cheaper upfront price can be offset by pricier consumables later. The most reliable way to see current pricing across multiple retailers side by side, once offers are tracked, is through our comparison tool, which lets you weigh this model against others in the same category rather than relying on a single retailer's listing.

How long does the Electrolux Ultimate 800 Wet & Dry EW81U3DB run on a single charge?

Up to 35 minutes, powered by lithium-ion cylinder cells rated at 4Ah. That runtime needs to cover both cleaning modes at once, since the machine handles wet and dry debris simultaneously rather than in separate passes. Because infrared dirt detection automatically increases suction and water flow on dirtier patches of floor, actual runtime on a heavily soiled floor will likely fall short of the full 35 minutes. With a 0.6-litre clean water tank, you may also find the tank runs low around the same time as the battery on a larger floor area.

How much do the water tanks hold?

The clean water tank holds 0.6 litres and the dirty water tank holds 0.55 litres. Those capacities need to last across the machine's up-to-35-minute runtime, and because infrared dirt detection increases water flow automatically on dirtier floors, a heavily soiled area can draw down the clean tank faster than a lightly dirty one. Having separate tanks keeps clean and dirty water apart during simultaneous wet-and-dry cleaning, but the modest sizes mean larger homes may need a mid-clean refill and empty before the battery itself is depleted.

How heavy is the EW81U3DB?

It weighs 4.5kg. That's a relevant figure for a wet-and-dry floor washer specifically, since the weight includes both water tanks, the self-cleaning brush roller mechanism, and the sensors used for infrared dirt detection — components a dry-only cordless vacuum wouldn't carry. At 4.5kg with an 81dB noise rating, it's worth considering how the machine will feel to manoeuvre over a full cleaning session, particularly compared with lighter, dry-only cordless vacuums elsewhere in Electrolux's range if a combined wet-and-dry washer isn't essential for your home.

What accessories come included with the machine?

A floor charging station, an extra brush roller, an E10 filter, and a maintenance brush are included. Having a spare brush roller and filter in the box is a meaningful value factor, since it reduces how soon you'll need to buy replacement parts after purchase — some competing wet-and-dry washers charge separately for a second roller or filter. The floor charging station also plays a role beyond simply recharging the 4Ah battery: docks like this typically help with day-to-day roller maintenance between uses, reducing the effort of keeping the self-cleaning brush roller in good condition.

What's the noise level of this floor washer?

It has a rated noise level of 81dB. That's worth weighing against the machine's 4.5kg weight and its automatic infrared dirt detection, which increases suction and water flow — and likely noise — on dirtier sections of floor without you needing to switch modes manually. If noise is a concern, such as around sleeping children or shared walls, it's a factor to consider alongside the machine's other specs before deciding whether this combined wet-and-dry washer suits your household better than a simpler, dry-only cordless vacuum.