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The Ewbank EP170 is designed for homeowners looking for a professional-grade solution to maintain hard floors including wood, laminate, marble, and vinyl. Its primary benefit is the dual-action contra-rotating discs that scrub and polish simultaneously for a high-shine finish with minimal physical effort. One caveat is that its 24cm cleaning path is best suited for small to medium-sized rooms rather than vast open-plan commercial spaces.
| Model Part Number | EW170 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ewbank |
No, this machine is specifically engineered for hard surfaces only, such as wood, laminate, marble, and vinyl.
The contra-rotating discs spin at a high speed of 2,200rpm.
The cleaning path width is 24cm, making it ideal for navigating around furniture.
While the machine works well with standard floor cleaners, always verify that your cleaning liquid is suitable for your specific flooring material.
Depending on the pad type, they can often be washed in warm water; replace them once the fibers become matted or lose their texture.
Verify the power cable is securely plugged in and check your home circuit breaker.
Ensure the pads are centered correctly on the discs and that the floor is cleared of large debris.
Check if the pads are dirty and need laundering or replacement, and ensure you are using the correct pad type for the floor surface.
Setup is straightforward: attach the desired pads to the discs according to the task—scrubbing for deep cleaning and polishing pads for finishing. Always ensure the unit is unplugged when changing attachments. Compatibility is wide, but always check your manufacturer's floor guidelines if using chemical cleaners. Care for the machine by wiping the exterior housing with a damp cloth after each use and washing or replacing the pads once they show signs of saturation or fiber wear to maintain optimal friction levels.
