The first Miele machine I got in 2003, in the end my ex-partner got it but it’s still working perfectly after 19 years. The replacement is only 3 years old but so far just like the older one. What I would say, however, is the TwinDos feature I find rather pointless and annoying - it needs constant cleaning and the liquids are really limited - most people would assume one bottle is a wash and the other a softener - it’s not! They’re both wash solution - so if you want to soften you still have to pour it into the drawer. Having lived with it I’d say it’s unnecessary. As for guarantees - Miele did offer and sometimes Stil do, a 10 year guarantee (not a plan) both the machines we got had 10 years.
I am subscribed to your channel for year and really love your videos.. It seems I'm not the only one addicted to the washing machines and home appliances haha... I really love the way you present us every appliance.. It's like you focus on what I care and I often hear my thoughts on devices.. And believe me after so many years I am not looking forward for basic specification of a device... Everyone who is interested in technology need a deep detailed review... I have been watching the washing machine evolution as a child (in the 1990's) and after so many years my conclusion about the brands --> leads me to Miele and AEG. I know about AEG we hear many complaints about quality but it is not accurate 100%.. It depends from the model you choose and price as in every brand.... Of course I am sure that Miele quality is at the top. But still a 600€ Miele Washing Machine is not the same with a 2000€ priced one. If you can't afford a Miele BUT still want a top range/top technology yet affordable washing machine just choose AEG... It's like the cheaper option of Miele (while still being Premium & without compromises on quality) between the whole range of washing machines in the market... Now about the washing machine.. I am really looking forward to buy a complete Miele wash set (a washing machine and a dryer). After so many year I have seen almost every washing machine out there but I think that the biggest marketing point of Miele is the honeycomb drum (it still is an innovation after so many years and it's really lovely). Of course I think that the ProTex drum of AEG (introduced in 2013) is also a competing drum to the Honeycomb... It's very well designed engineered that really cares for the clothes. And sometimes I think that AEG copied the honeycomb drum (puting the water holes in circles and the circles are placed in a honeycomb pattern).!! For someone that is interested in washing machine is obvious. But for some reason I ALWAYS SAY that the drum OF EVERY COMPANY (including Miele) seems much smaller compared to AEG.. I dont know why but i am sure the drums are smaller... They may be rated to be 9 10 12kg but the drum of AEG is actually bigger... It's not about the size of the drum opening... The whole drum of AEG is deeper and goes far to the back of the washing machine... I am sure that companies have a different way to measure the drum capacity... But I have to note here that the AEG offers big drums ONLY on their expensive machines (the 8000 & 9000's series)... If you see an AEG 6000 series with a 9KG drum it is actually SMALLER that the 9kg drum on a 9000's machines... But talking about other drums, you are a specialist for the washing machine and you know that for sure... Just compare a 12kg LG and you'll see the drum is way smaller than AEG for some reason... Now talking about the Technology equipped in AEG and Miele. Both companies present us top quality and top technology products. I don't know who copy the ideas from whom. But I will give the technology advantage to AEG.. From 2013 (with the presentation of Lavamat L98699FL2) till today they keep surprising us with devices with great design and technology never imagines before on any other brand... For example the AEG 9000series with SoftWater Technology is the top innovation of all kind (and really preserves the clothes whatever the water hardness in your area)... The 8000's series OkoMix Technology which premixes the detergent or softener so that it's activated before it enters the drum is unique (its not like the pump that recycles the water during the wash that recently Miele introduced - because AEG used that idea from 2005 or earlier... The Pro-Sence technology which shows you the laundry weight helping you to choose the right wash program (was introduced by Miele but offered on AEG on a much lower price point). Also recently they introduced new innovations on washing machines (one with UniversalDose detergent drawer that is special on disolving ARIEL detergent Pods) and an accessory that catches the microfibres from the drain pipe (in order to protect the enviroment). My only complaint about AEG is that includes some features like (WiFi Connectivity or Drum Light) on appliances with cost over 1300€ where you start thinking of buying a Miele one. So this is the real deal... You love AEG for all this evolution but once it starts getting VERY expensive you prefer the Miele. I left the TwinDOS system for the last part of my review.. I really think it a great innovation. But among-side similar Autodose system's they introduced in their dishwasher series it seems that they sell you expensive devices while wanting to lock you inside the company with a system that works only with their detergent cartridges... It's like the want to steal the annual detergent budget... So even if you like or not their detergent/softener results or smell you can only buy the specific products from them... If you don't buy the Miele series of detergent/softener you will not be able to use their AutoDose system with products of other companies... While at the same AEG offers you a very beautiful AutoDose detergent drawer where you fill whatever Detergent/Softener you want.. Of course their sell expensive washing/drying accessories but they don't force you to buy them.... Imagine if they had a SoftWater system which only lets you use a specific expensive AEG branded type of Salt.... They just give you the feature and then the choice on consumables is yours.... Of course my comment is a generic comparison between Miele and AEG (I heard you reffering the size of Miele drum comparing to AEG and I took the opportunity to write my first comment). Wish you the best for your new washing machine and waiting for a washing review videos...!!! PS: I love the new washing machine (drum) smell... I am not the only one who is crazy about washing machines out there haha... Greetings from Greece my friend :)
In my experience, washing machines tend to last longer if you're a single person. I use mine once a week. A more expensive machine may well last years compared to a cheaper model, however expensive machines also are expensive to fix.
I agree, I usually go for a more expensive machine with all the bells and whistles as its something you only buy say every 10 years, my Miele cat and dog vac(2200 watt) is still going strong since new in 2008.
Hello! Congrats on your new purchase! I have the model that’s got the touch screen in the 9kg. I previously too had an AEG. Few points, it doesn’t fill as high with water as the AEG. So don’t be surprised. I do have mine set to water plus x3 and the rinse levels are set to x3 as well and unless it’s a small load you’ll never see water in it. It doesn’t come to the door. It’s basically just sitting under the clothes. The spray jets don’t stay on during the entire wash like the AEG. They just periodically come on during the cycle and mostly at the start during the drenching and mixing phase of the program. My only gripes are the fact it needed to be replaced in six weeks and the replacement had issues as well. The springs are terribly noisy and needed lubricating. This is a common fault on new models but in years prior was not an issue for Miele so who knows what changed. Twindos for whatever reason just doesn’t clean like powder. Over time I find whites grey and clothing fades. I also notice armpits don’t smell clean after a load with twindos, however with powder it comes out clean. So I sort of alternate with the twindos for lighter soiling and powder for linens or business shirts that need a more heavy duty cleaning. You’ll pick up on it, but the machine doesn’t like small loads at all and it will simply not spin to 1600 unless you initiate another separate spin cycle. Especially if you select quick. It works much better with very full loads and will spin them without trouble. Quite often if I have used cottons and quick for a load of towels I’ll open it and feel they need to be spun again and will get 3/4L in a bucket out of them on a seperate spin. If I use the full cottons program without quick turned on it will take the time to spin at 1600. If you do lots of small loads, you’ll find as well the tumbles are too quick and rather then tumble through the water the clothes just stick on the sides of the drum so larger loads are definitely the way forward with the 9kg Miele. You may find the absence of a drain tube or flap annoying or it may suit your setup. For me it’s been difficult as it means draining water onto my tiles as I can’t catch it with a pan due to location. The app is terribly buggy and often fails. It’s got better in the last two months but don’t be surprised if it just gives out on you regularly. I would recommend for using express 20 to manually dose as it will add far too much twindos and as it only performs one rinse you’re left with soapy items. I only use this program infrequently because of this and it’s normally for one or two items. You can’t fault the build and the ability to customise things. It’s very good in that sense. However I’m not convinced it cleans any better then the AEG. I like the machine and I think you’ll be happy, but it doesn’t come without it’s little annoyances like most appliances. After wanting one for many years I got one expecting the world of it and I think when I saw little things that let it down I was a bit disappointed. However all in all it does do a decent job at cleaning clothes.
Oh wow, thank you for your comments which makes me feel much better about putting in a service call to get my ancient WT2670 repaired. The inlet valve has failed again, can't really blame the spare part as our water in this country is really filthy at times and the whole-of-house filter wasn't working as it should. So I imagine grit might have gotten into the valve and jammed it up. But this is the only real fix it needs and it still washes, spins & dries really well. The whole thing is very old-school but I imagine the more tech there is, the more there is that goes haywire.
@@LemLTay I feel like the older machines whilst more basic did the job with a bit less fuss. The new ones do look and feel very well designed. If I was to replace it I would go for a model without the twindos and I think I would be more then content with the simple dials. Something that I have found which Is a bonus over the AEG washers is. The Miele will try a few times to spin an unbalanced load and if it isn’t getting it overly balanced eventually it will just go into spin unbalanced. With the AEG If it couldn’t balance the load perfectly It would sometimes get stuck in loops or 30/40 minutes trying to spin which was a little bit frustrating. Sometimes I do wish it would use a little bit more water like the older Mieles did and it not because I’m against energy savings, but because I have found towels and clothing is being worn quite quickly which I suspect is from the friction of items rubbing together without much water to cushion the progress. I do think it’s worth the service call if you’ve had many many years of good service, as I mentioned I’m not unhappy. I do think it’s a good washer and it does the job but there’s been a few things I have been a little disappointing for spending $5000.
@@danielwalls5150 Sadly the water company would not give two hoots about the water quality. When we lived in Australia there wasn't a problem with sediment / grit / mud in the water, but since moving to Malaysia, the inlet valve has failed twice already on this Miele washer-dryer. The same happened to my dad's Bosch dishwasher, had to replace the inlet valve myself.. The consolation is that water is extremely cheap - we use less than 10kL (2,600 gallons) of water a month, and pay a measly USD$1.36 only!
Hi, I’m having the same issue with the springs ticking and tapping against what I think is the outer casing. They came around once to replace the springs but made no difference and in fact a bit worse. I’m still within my 30 day return period so I will push for a replacement machine but I fear this is an issue on all of them. What is the solution with lubricating them and where/how do you do it?
@@anthonyhall912 hello, a replacement won’t fix the issue. I had 2 replacements. My 3rd machines just had its second service. The springs and shocks have to be greased and lubricated to use their words to make it silent again. It’s poor design/inferior parts. It’s not the old Miele quality I can tell you that. Then as it wears off, in six months it’s noisy again. I have been very disappointed.
I've had an entry level Miele washer for nearly 4 years now, absolutely love it! Really hoping it lasts me as long as my mum's has! She's had her entry level one for nearly 15 years and it's still going strong!!
The biggest issue is the UltraPhase 1 detergent which has a very strong scent and is extremely allergenic. There is no way to remove it from the inside pipes.
Love Your videos! I choked with cookie when heard the knob joke! Please keep posting more about this machine. I have nearly the same model and I love it. Sending best regards to you and your other half.
Had a TOTL pair of Miele at my old house and miss them. The new house has giant American machines which are not without merit, but I miss the compact size and lack of an external vent with the Mieles. And, of course, the superb build quality. In the US, especially in smaller cities, it is not easy to get the detergent cartridge. They are obtainable but cost quite a lot and it takes a bit of effort to get them. I'm with Ibaisaic's partner. Buttons and knobs rule! A touch screen interface for everything is not ideal.
Great to see the machine. Mum has the previous version, but still with power wash and twindos. 3 years in, never missed a bit . Weighs a tonne, though. Am sure you’ll love your new Miele
How do you like your Miele so far? I’m in North America and I am looking to purchase the washer/dryer combo w1 and T1. I need a compact size appliance and Miele is one of the few that will fit my space.
I wanted to get a Miele when we were moving to our new house, but they only do white and it wouldn't really go in our kitchen. Plus they all seem to be really deep. We settled for LG ThInQ and it seems to be alright. They're not as deep and silver/graphite looks doesn't look cheap like Bosch'es silver models
Looks impressive and handsomly matches the dishwasher, can't beat a dial for program selection, I have a touch screen jobbie on my washer and dryer the tech boffins call it progress I think it's a pain (bought in haste, repenting at leisure) lol. Apparently the ultra phase liquid is really good, and you can also buy plastic unfilled refillable ones to use your own in the Twin Dos. I'm sure that it will last you many years, highly reliable and respected brand they use Miele in hotels and dry cleaners 😊
UltraPhase 1 is extremely allergenic and has a very strong scent which stays on the clothes. Both washer and dryer smell horrible once you let this detergent in.
Nice. We’ve had Miele for about 20 years. First one lasted 15 years. Think the hook on the end of the spanner is for cutting the plastic packaging and straps - or maybe for pulling Roger off the ceiling after the static shock. 😀
Hi ibaisiac, I’m surprised you’ve been able to purchase this machine because I know that most of them cost over 1000 pounds but I love your videos and I hope you have a great weekend and love the vids see you around, bye
Thanks a lot for sharing this special moment of your new Miele's birth in your life. Though I'm so much into the older models I sometimes wish to have TwinDos and Quickwash systems. Sadly you rush-ed over the sniff 'n huff part so quickly , loved that one 😉
At 7:21 - I wish one could cross refference other videos in comments, cause Graham Nortons "Of course they would" in the conversation with dame Judy Dench about night clubs from his show would be such a good drop in joke.
The bigger the door gasget, the bigger the machine looks but as far as I remember this amchine has 64-66 liter drum where aeg was 69liters which are very similar
I think you’ll be delighted with your new washer. My Miele is about fourteen years old and still going strong, had quite heavy use. Needed to have door seal replaced afew years ago. No other issues. Will definitely have another Miele when mine goes. Best wishes A
They are brilliant washers, however, the latest design of the detergent drawer makes it very difficult to clean. You need a really long bottle cleaner to get into the fabric conditioner channel. It’s bonded to the bottom of the drawer and accumulates the most gunk. I had one in a shared house and it quickly got full of deposits (mainly as my housemates didn’t feel like keeping the washing machine clean).
Yes the channel for the fabric softener is underneath the main sections of the dispenser drawer but using a long bottle washer it's not too bad cleaning it. You can also remove the front fascia of the drawer also, look on RUclips Miele official website and it shows the instructions for doing this.
There is no specific white wash. Just select cotton or synthetic programme depending on the white fabric you are washing. If you have set up twin dos, press whites on the panel and it will adjust the detergent for white garments.
@@ibaisaic I was told miele not has good has there was even they still the best but I have a siemens iq700 washing machine idos 9 years old never had a problem there quality is kind of good has miele if top end siemens?
Miele have been making several W1 models since the first model came out. The W1's are probably going to be the most common miele washer over the novo and navi and touchtronic washers
I have a kenmore washer that's 25 years old, still works like new. Replaced one plastic part and one rubber one myself only cost about 10 dollars for those parts.
Hello there ibaisaic I have not seen a Miele washing machine like that before very good 😁👍
The first Miele machine I got in 2003, in the end my ex-partner got it but it’s still working perfectly after 19 years. The replacement is only 3 years old but so far just like the older one. What I would say, however, is the TwinDos feature I find rather pointless and annoying - it needs constant cleaning and the liquids are really limited - most people would assume one bottle is a wash and the other a softener - it’s not! They’re both wash solution - so if you want to soften you still have to pour it into the drawer. Having lived with it I’d say it’s unnecessary. As for guarantees - Miele did offer and sometimes Stil do, a 10 year guarantee (not a plan) both the machines we got had 10 years.
I am subscribed to your channel for year and really love your videos.. It seems I'm not the only one addicted to the washing machines and home appliances haha... I really love the way you present us every appliance.. It's like you focus on what I care and I often hear my thoughts on devices.. And believe me after so many years I am not looking forward for basic specification of a device... Everyone who is interested in technology need a deep detailed review...
I have been watching the washing machine evolution as a child (in the 1990's) and after so many years my conclusion about the brands --> leads me to Miele and AEG. I know about AEG we hear many complaints about quality but it is not accurate 100%.. It depends from the model you choose and price as in every brand.... Of course I am sure that Miele quality is at the top. But still a 600€ Miele Washing Machine is not the same with a 2000€ priced one. If you can't afford a Miele BUT still want a top range/top technology yet affordable washing machine just choose AEG... It's like the cheaper option of Miele (while still being Premium & without compromises on quality) between the whole range of washing machines in the market...
Now about the washing machine.. I am really looking forward to buy a complete Miele wash set (a washing machine and a dryer). After so many year I have seen almost every washing machine out there but I think that the biggest marketing point of Miele is the honeycomb drum (it still is an innovation after so many years and it's really lovely). Of course I think that the ProTex drum of AEG (introduced in 2013) is also a competing drum to the Honeycomb... It's very well designed engineered that really cares for the clothes. And sometimes I think that AEG copied the honeycomb drum (puting the water holes in circles and the circles are placed in a honeycomb pattern).!! For someone that is interested in washing machine is obvious.
But for some reason I ALWAYS SAY that the drum OF EVERY COMPANY (including Miele) seems much smaller compared to AEG.. I dont know why but i am sure the drums are smaller... They may be rated to be 9 10 12kg but the drum of AEG is actually bigger... It's not about the size of the drum opening... The whole drum of AEG is deeper and goes far to the back of the washing machine... I am sure that companies have a different way to measure the drum capacity... But I have to note here that the AEG offers big drums ONLY on their expensive machines (the 8000 & 9000's series)... If you see an AEG 6000 series with a 9KG drum it is actually SMALLER that the 9kg drum on a 9000's machines... But talking about other drums, you are a specialist for the washing machine and you know that for sure... Just compare a 12kg LG and you'll see the drum is way smaller than AEG for some reason...
Now talking about the Technology equipped in AEG and Miele. Both companies present us top quality and top technology products. I don't know who copy the ideas from whom. But I will give the technology advantage to AEG.. From 2013 (with the presentation of Lavamat L98699FL2) till today they keep surprising us with devices with great design and technology never imagines before on any other brand... For example the AEG 9000series with SoftWater Technology is the top innovation of all kind (and really preserves the clothes whatever the water hardness in your area)... The 8000's series OkoMix Technology which premixes the detergent or softener so that it's activated before it enters the drum is unique (its not like the pump that recycles the water during the wash that recently Miele introduced - because AEG used that idea from 2005 or earlier... The Pro-Sence technology which shows you the laundry weight helping you to choose the right wash program (was introduced by Miele but offered on AEG on a much lower price point). Also recently they introduced new innovations on washing machines (one with UniversalDose detergent drawer that is special on disolving ARIEL detergent Pods) and an accessory that catches the microfibres from the drain pipe (in order to protect the enviroment). My only complaint about AEG is that includes some features like (WiFi Connectivity or Drum Light) on appliances with cost over 1300€ where you start thinking of buying a Miele one. So this is the real deal... You love AEG for all this evolution but once it starts getting VERY expensive you prefer the Miele.
I left the TwinDOS system for the last part of my review.. I really think it a great innovation. But among-side similar Autodose system's they introduced in their dishwasher series it seems that they sell you expensive devices while wanting to lock you inside the company with a system that works only with their detergent cartridges... It's like the want to steal the annual detergent budget... So even if you like or not their detergent/softener results or smell you can only buy the specific products from them... If you don't buy the Miele series of detergent/softener you will not be able to use their AutoDose system with products of other companies... While at the same AEG offers you a very beautiful AutoDose detergent drawer where you fill whatever Detergent/Softener you want.. Of course their sell expensive washing/drying accessories but they don't force you to buy them.... Imagine if they had a SoftWater system which only lets you use a specific expensive AEG branded type of Salt.... They just give you the feature and then the choice on consumables is yours....
Of course my comment is a generic comparison between Miele and AEG (I heard you reffering the size of Miele drum comparing to AEG and I took the opportunity to write my first comment). Wish you the best for your new washing machine and waiting for a washing review videos...!!!
PS: I love the new washing machine (drum) smell... I am not the only one who is crazy about washing machines out there haha... Greetings from Greece my friend :)
In my experience, washing machines tend to last longer if you're a single person. I use mine once a week. A more expensive machine may well last years compared to a cheaper model, however expensive machines also are expensive to fix.
I agree, I usually go for a more expensive machine with all the bells and whistles as its something you only buy say every 10 years, my Miele cat and dog vac(2200 watt) is still going strong since new in 2008.
Hello!
Congrats on your new purchase!
I have the model that’s got the touch screen in the 9kg. I previously too had an AEG.
Few points, it doesn’t fill as high with water as the AEG. So don’t be surprised. I do have mine set to water plus x3 and the rinse levels are set to x3 as well and unless it’s a small load you’ll never see water in it. It doesn’t come to the door. It’s basically just sitting under the clothes.
The spray jets don’t stay on during the entire wash like the AEG. They just periodically come on during the cycle and mostly at the start during the drenching and mixing phase of the program.
My only gripes are the fact it needed to be replaced in six weeks and the replacement had issues as well. The springs are terribly noisy and needed lubricating. This is a common fault on new models but in years prior was not an issue for Miele so who knows what changed.
Twindos for whatever reason just doesn’t clean like powder. Over time I find whites grey and clothing fades. I also notice armpits don’t smell clean after a load with twindos, however with powder it comes out clean. So I sort of alternate with the twindos for lighter soiling and powder for linens or business shirts that need a more heavy duty cleaning.
You’ll pick up on it, but the machine doesn’t like small loads at all and it will simply not spin to 1600 unless you initiate another separate spin cycle. Especially if you select quick. It works much better with very full loads and will spin them without trouble. Quite often if I have used cottons and quick for a load of towels I’ll open it and feel they need to be spun again and will get 3/4L in a bucket out of them on a seperate spin. If I use the full cottons program without quick turned on it will take the time to spin at 1600. If you do lots of small loads, you’ll find as well the tumbles are too quick and rather then tumble through the water the clothes just stick on the sides of the drum so larger loads are definitely the way forward with the 9kg Miele.
You may find the absence of a drain tube or flap annoying or it may suit your setup. For me it’s been difficult as it means draining water onto my tiles as I can’t catch it with a pan due to location.
The app is terribly buggy and often fails. It’s got better in the last two months but don’t be surprised if it just gives out on you regularly.
I would recommend for using express 20 to manually dose as it will add far too much twindos and as it only performs one rinse you’re left with soapy items. I only use this program infrequently because of this and it’s normally for one or two items.
You can’t fault the build and the ability to customise things. It’s very good in that sense. However I’m not convinced it cleans any better then the AEG.
I like the machine and I think you’ll be happy, but it doesn’t come without it’s little annoyances like most appliances. After wanting one for many years I got one expecting the world of it and I think when I saw little things that let it down I was a bit disappointed. However all in all it does do a decent job at cleaning clothes.
Oh wow, thank you for your comments which makes me feel much better about putting in a service call to get my ancient WT2670 repaired. The inlet valve has failed again, can't really blame the spare part as our water in this country is really filthy at times and the whole-of-house filter wasn't working as it should. So I imagine grit might have gotten into the valve and jammed it up. But this is the only real fix it needs and it still washes, spins & dries really well. The whole thing is very old-school but I imagine the more tech there is, the more there is that goes haywire.
@@LemLTay I feel like the older machines whilst more basic did the job with a bit less fuss. The new ones do look and feel very well designed. If I was to replace it I would go for a model without the twindos and I think I would be more then content with the simple dials. Something that I have found which Is a bonus over the AEG washers is. The Miele will try a few times to spin an unbalanced load and if it isn’t getting it overly balanced eventually it will just go into spin unbalanced. With the AEG If it couldn’t balance the load perfectly It would sometimes get stuck in loops or 30/40 minutes trying to spin which was a little bit frustrating.
Sometimes I do wish it would use a little bit more water like the older Mieles did and it not because I’m against energy savings, but because I have found towels and clothing is being worn quite quickly which I suspect is from the friction of items rubbing together without much water to cushion the progress.
I do think it’s worth the service call if you’ve had many many years of good service, as I mentioned I’m not unhappy. I do think it’s a good washer and it does the job but there’s been a few things I have been a little disappointing for spending $5000.
@@danielwalls5150 Sadly the water company would not give two hoots about the water quality. When we lived in Australia there wasn't a problem with sediment / grit / mud in the water, but since moving to Malaysia, the inlet valve has failed twice already on this Miele washer-dryer.
The same happened to my dad's Bosch dishwasher, had to replace the inlet valve myself..
The consolation is that water is extremely cheap - we use less than 10kL (2,600 gallons) of water a month, and pay a measly USD$1.36 only!
Hi, I’m having the same issue with the springs ticking and tapping against what I think is the outer casing. They came around once to replace the springs but made no difference and in fact a bit worse. I’m still within my 30 day return period so I will push for a replacement machine but I fear this is an issue on all of them. What is the solution with lubricating them and where/how do you do it?
@@anthonyhall912 hello, a replacement won’t fix the issue. I had 2 replacements. My 3rd machines just had its second service. The springs and shocks have to be greased and lubricated to use their words to make it silent again. It’s poor design/inferior parts. It’s not the old Miele quality I can tell you that. Then as it wears off, in six months it’s noisy again. I have been very disappointed.
I've had an entry level Miele washer for nearly 4 years now, absolutely love it! Really hoping it lasts me as long as my mum's has! She's had her entry level one for nearly 15 years and it's still going strong!!
Weve got miele, were using it for the last 18 years now, but still working perfectly, no problem for the last 18 years we use it twice a week.
Heard quite a few people who have had issues with the twindos ones
Mine is broken after 7 months of use
The biggest issue is the UltraPhase 1 detergent which has a very strong scent and is extremely allergenic. There is no way to remove it from the inside pipes.
I didn’t expect anything less than a Miele! Love it. Looking forward to the next videos
Love Your videos!
I choked with cookie when heard the knob joke!
Please keep posting more about this machine. I have nearly the same model and I love it. Sending best regards to you and your other half.
Looks really good. Not really something I would buy but I have no doubt it will perform well and last along time
Great video mate yes you definitely made the right choice I look forward to seeing your next video on this all the best from Nottingham uk 🇬🇧
I like your choice! My favourite is Miele and Beko!Great video once again!
Very impressive machine you finally got a Miele and if their vacuum cleaners are anything to go by you will get many years service out of it.
He has a Miele dishwasher
Last miele was bought with the house... Lasted a good 35 years... Should have repaired it.
It looks very nicely made and you should get many years of service from a Miele.
Best of luck Roger. Use it in good health.
I recently bought a hoover 14kg model……..waste of money! The unbalance sensor is non existent and it’s so noisy, regret getting rid of my Bosch!
Smaller ones have a faster spin.
I love the models with tilted control panel, feels so classic yet so ergonomic :)
And soon I might also get a Miele hope you do a demo of it
I just got my first ever miele and I'm absolutely chuffed to bits I love it nice machines
Looking forward to seeing it plumbed in and 1st run review 👌👌
Hi I bought a Miele 2007 still going strong
Had a TOTL pair of Miele at my old house and miss them. The new house has giant American machines which are not without merit, but I miss the compact size and lack of an external vent with the Mieles. And, of course, the superb build quality. In the US, especially in smaller cities, it is not easy to get the detergent cartridge. They are obtainable but cost quite a lot and it takes a bit of effort to get them. I'm with Ibaisaic's partner. Buttons and knobs rule! A touch screen interface for everything is not ideal.
Wow 95kg that’s a beast , should be built to last a Miele. Very smart looking machine too.
Great to see the machine. Mum has the previous version, but still with power wash and twindos. 3 years in, never missed a bit . Weighs a tonne, though. Am sure you’ll love your new Miele
How do you like your Miele so far? I’m in North America and I am looking to purchase the washer/dryer combo w1 and T1. I need a compact size appliance and Miele is one of the few that will fit my space.
Congratulations on a great acquisition Miele is a brand renowned for its seriousness and for the reliability of its appliances 👍👍👍
Wow! Wasn't expecting you to get a Miele!
Can't wait to see more videos of it :)
It is a very good machine, if you take care it lasts lots of years.
3 LGs and one Miele!
Guess what machine stopped on me soonest.
A: Miele W1.
I wanted to get a Miele when we were moving to our new house, but they only do white and it wouldn't really go in our kitchen. Plus they all seem to be really deep. We settled for LG ThInQ and it seems to be alright. They're not as deep and silver/graphite looks doesn't look cheap like Bosch'es silver models
Could you please do a washload in your Miele 9kg washing machine
I'm glad I'm not the only one who sticks my head inside and takes a deep whiff!
Unfortunately they dont last as long as they used to.
I really want to see it in action :)
Looks impressive and handsomly matches the dishwasher, can't beat a dial for program selection, I have a touch screen jobbie on my washer and dryer the tech boffins call it progress I think it's a pain (bought in haste, repenting at leisure) lol.
Apparently the ultra phase liquid is really good, and you can also buy plastic unfilled refillable ones to use your own in the Twin Dos.
I'm sure that it will last you many years, highly reliable and respected brand they use Miele in hotels and dry cleaners 😊
UltraPhase 1 is extremely allergenic and has a very strong scent which stays on the clothes. Both washer and dryer smell horrible once you let this detergent in.
Beautiful machine 👍
Superb washing machine.
Nice. We’ve had Miele for about 20 years. First one lasted 15 years. Think the hook on the end of the spanner is for cutting the plastic packaging and straps - or maybe for pulling Roger off the ceiling after the static shock. 😀
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Hi ibaisiac, I’m surprised you’ve been able to purchase this machine because I know that most of them cost over 1000 pounds but I love your videos and I hope you have a great weekend and love the vids see you around, bye
I've bought Miele for 1k plus but the family didn't like the look of it said it makes the house look like a trap house lol
In Canada it’s around $4,000+ for a washer and same for a dryer. Bosch 800 is just a half of this price.
Nearly a year already
I've got a Miele WWI 860 which is the slanted front version of yours. It's my 3rd Miele washing machine.
Nice Unboxing Roger looks like a great machine 👌👌
Hi mate how are u OK mate keep up the good work on here mate form Greg Bouchard am a big fan of u do a really good job on here mate form
Nice choice! I'm looking forward to the installation and the first wash video! 👍🏻😁
Thanks a lot for sharing this special moment of your new Miele's birth in your life. Though I'm so much into the older models I sometimes wish to have TwinDos and Quickwash systems. Sadly you rush-ed over the sniff 'n huff part so quickly , loved that one 😉
At 7:21 - I wish one could cross refference other videos in comments, cause Graham Nortons "Of course they would" in the conversation with dame Judy Dench about night clubs from his show would be such a good drop in joke.
ASMR makes me cringe 😬 oh well, your videos are great though Roger, keep up the good work, Greetings from Dorset!!
Beautiful looking machine ~ can’t wait for the demo 👍🏻
I like this model the best, eth a knob. Toch control ones has a lot more options (I guess) but this is more like a traditional which I love more
The drum looks too small so I think 9 kilo is a bit ambicious...
The bigger the door gasget, the bigger the machine looks but as far as I remember this amchine has 64-66 liter drum where aeg was 69liters which are very similar
He likes a knob to get hold of !!!?
I know it no straight woman will allow that much vacuum cleaners in the house
Really great choice 👍 I got the same model just without twindos but everthing else is the same. Have fun with it.
Congratulations on your new Miele. What is the complete model code and does it have drum lighting?
Can't wait to see this been waiting for this for ages. I knew you were gonna get a Miele washer
Please say something about double filters in next video. Cool machine 👍
It’s been a while since I’ve seen an A rating on the euro card thingy thing! Everything seems to be a D or lower!
Hello from Germany! What happends to the AEG?
You will love it!!!
Looks so beautiful, classic Miele.
Can't wait for next videos about Her.
I think you’ll be delighted with your new washer. My Miele is about fourteen years old and still going strong, had quite heavy use. Needed to have door seal replaced afew years ago. No other issues.
Will definitely have another Miele when mine goes. Best wishes A
Why did yo u replace your machine was the other one damage broke or ??
I, personally, think you made an excellent choice 👍
I allways try use a one line instruction book as I use my computer to read it to me
Hope it's better than my hotpoint that broke down after 3 weeks.
Knob to grab hold of….. 😝 don’t we all!
Well done mate I've got the bosch version. Both fantastic machines.😃
Miele costs a bit more,last much Longer but uses the same Water.
Beko has cheaper spare parts than the Miele so I'm keeping Beko
Nice but not in white,prefer silver like your cooker
Did you buy the matching tumble dryer?
Why are those washers so SMALL inside?!
Can you do a deep cleaning video on the caravan please
How nice Roger!! Congratulations 👍🏼😍
Miele are fantastic -- great choice Roger
They are brilliant washers, however, the latest design of the detergent drawer makes it very difficult to clean. You need a really long bottle cleaner to get into the fabric conditioner channel. It’s bonded to the bottom of the drawer and accumulates the most gunk. I had one in a shared house and it quickly got full of deposits (mainly as my housemates didn’t feel like keeping the washing machine clean).
Yes the channel for the fabric softener is underneath the main sections of the dispenser drawer but using a long bottle washer it's not too bad cleaning it. You can also remove the front fascia of the drawer also, look on RUclips Miele official website and it shows the instructions for doing this.
It does not have synthethics
Synthetics are washed on the Minimum Iron setting.
Great machine
When are you going to do the review on it
Hey man
I just bought the exact same .
How do you set the machine for only white wash.
Having difficulties with it
There is no specific white wash. Just select cotton or synthetic programme depending on the white fabric you are washing. If you have set up twin dos, press whites on the panel and it will adjust the detergent for white garments.
@@ibaisaic Legend, thank you.
@@ibaisaic I tried that, did not work. I will contact the company that sold me the machine.
Happy waching
Perhaps you should read the instruction book before contacting the retailer.
Congratulations Roger! 👌👍
Looks good, good luck with the install
Woo you got a miele washing machine legend
Hi ,when the Twindos have finished you can buy these enpty contsiners to auto dispense your own liquid detergent and softner
Once you use UltraPhase 1, the whole machine gets contaminated with this strong and allergenic detergent smell. No way to clean it.
Miele and siemens are really good machines miele don't use concentrate in them they use cast iron? Siemens was the inventer of idos?
Unfortunately mine failed today and I had to book a technician to look at it.
@@ibaisaic your miele
Yes, the Miele in this video.
@@ibaisaic I was told miele not has good has there was even they still the best but I have a siemens iq700 washing machine idos 9 years old never had a problem there quality is kind of good has miele if top end siemens?
It's nice to see your face, Roger! 😊
This is the machine I want!! X.
what a service, what a machine!
I almost got the dryer that matches this machine, until I got yelled at.
Dryer is very good.
Disappointed you didn’t try British- Ebac.
They are very bad got one last week and it blow up
Miele is just the absolute best!
Good luck, aeg was way better imo
Agreed, these have software problems as far as i know
Second
Lovely!😁
What Spin Speed
1600
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Miele have been making several W1 models since the first model came out. The W1's are probably going to be the most common miele washer over the novo and navi and touchtronic washers
Yes, it doesn’t seem to denote what model it is. W1’s currently range from c.£700 to £2700….
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no one cares
You will miss 50!
No I won’t as you can change the temperature to 50 on programmes that allow it.
@@ibaisaic Oh wow I didnt think they would still have 50! Sadly models under yours dont
I have a kenmore washer that's 25 years old, still works like new. Replaced one plastic part and one rubber one myself only cost about 10 dollars for those parts.
Washer can be any until you need a dryer. Dryer has to be Miele.
Very good washer.
@alwl89 your Still harassing me and others online. Very bad of you.