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Assembly is straightforward, with the handle sliding into the body in a single step and the base station just plugging in, so first time setup takes only a few minutes.
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By washing the roller with 60°C water and then drying it, the H14’s self-cleaning system helps disinfect the brush and reduces mold and odor buildup between uses.
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Its lay-flat design lets H14 reach far under beds and sofas, a major everyday advantage over earlier Dreame models.
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4 reviews
4.5
Large clean and dirty water tanks with clear max lines are easy to remove, refill and empty, use plenty of water to wet floors and feed the self-cleaning cycle, and reduce how often users must walk back to the sink.
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4.5
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Strong suction, edge cleaning and a dual-tank wash system let the H14 handle sticky spills, wet messes and everyday dirt in a single pass in most cases, though very tough dried-on stains can still require multiple passes, making it a capable hard-floor washer for busy homes.
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The self-cleaning system offers a roughly five-minute quick-dry option or a quieter hour-long mode, giving users a useful choice between speed and noise.
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4 reviews
3.8
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Marketing highlights 140°F hot water washing and hot air drying, and testing suggests the base mainly heats air and the brush area, so the element does a great job drying the roller even if the wash water itself is not dramatically hotter than rivals.
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Measured runtime of around 35 minutes puts the H14 roughly at the class average and is generally sufficient for typical daily floor cleaning on a single charge.