The E14 is a POS. Do not buy. You basically open a valve that floods the floor and there is nothing to pick up the water. I was left with a real mess that I had to pick up on my hands and knees. A waste of $2500.00
I was looking at this model to use in my gym. I need something smaller to use around the gym equipment but still be able to mop 5,000+ ft. I haven't seen anything comparable researching competitors. A local supplier carries minuteman and I looked it over but really couldn't use it. One thing I could tell off the bat I didn't like was that I couldn't dump the water easily. It looked as if the tank had to be removed. The rubber stopper also looked like a potential problem area. I am curious what weakness you identified in this product Mason? Might help me in my future buying decision. Thanks
I wish that I saw this post before I bought one to replace a 15 year old Minuteman Port a Scrub 14. I agree .. this E14 is the worse. I should expect no less once I learned that it is made in Italy and not the USA as was advertised. It took me weeks to get it ready to use once I uncrated it. The user guide was not in English. In a small test run this cleaner never got into the grout line. It only cleaned the tile. It flooded my floor and it doesn't pick up all of the water. It picks up water going only in one direction and if you back it up it leaves a real mess ... I cannot use this for my tile floors and will write off the 2400.00 that I paid for it.
EWWWWW! I will never go to that pool. They literally used the same scrubber to clean the floor under and near the PUBLIC toilet and then went and cleaned the pool. GROSS!!!!
