Why Miele Vacuums Are Hard To Push Carpet (Vacuum Explained part 1)
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- Опубликовано: 6 дек 2019
- Here is why your Miele vacuum is so hard to push on carpet
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Don’t, they’re a waste of money.
I swear you are THE BEST for reviews! Who would have a video completely dedicated to the one issue/rumor I had been hearing through some RUclipsrs about this, but Performance Reviews! THANK YOU!
In some models you can also use the suction control on the hose handle but having a turbo brush for you low pile carpet and rugs is the best option for those types of things
This is exactly what I did. I bought the head that is powered by section, but has a brush, the turbo brush, or something like that, and it works perfectly.
I have the C2 compact powerline plus. I have had it for 14 years. Use it everyday in my ome bed apartment. Never had it past the second setting. Best birthday present ever. Thanks mum😊
So helpful. Thank you!
Wow this is perfect for me. I have one carpeted bedroom and the rest hardwood floor. Guess I'm gonna go with a miele! Thank you!!!
What a great video. Thank you.
Awesome! Thanks for explaining this.
I will say that the u1 is the hardest to push vacuum I have and can’t stand to use it as a “daily driver” so I’m going with vibrance for daily vacuuming
My Miele is a straight suction in fact a Pure Suction. If I was to buy a powernozzle machine it would be a Sebo due to practicality over the long term.
My preference is the electro brush due to the better agitation of a power nozzle over a turbo nozzle and does not chew up the airflow like a turbo nozzle. I don’t mind spending the extra 300 dollars to make sure my carpets are kept clean between steam cleanings.
THANK YOU!!
I ve been having the same issue. Now buying a turbo head to see if that works any better.
is there a second part to this video? thx for the explanation.
With my 4th dyson giving up the ghost, and really not wanting to buy another one, I started researching the hell out of vacuums. In the end, I was going to go with the Sebo D8, but when I called Sebo they said that my particular carpet was best suited to the X7 as the D8 wouldn't work on my extremely dense carpets because the air flow required wouldn't happen. I had decided I didn't want an upright mostly because they seem like a dying breed), and I needed a vacuum cleaner that could do timber floors and carpets. I had heard good things about the Miele c3 cat and dog (literally everyone who has one loves it apparently), so went ahead and bought it today. So far I hate it. It is almost impossible to move over our carpets, and just sucks up the rugs (so 10/10 for suction). I have tried using the handle suction control, and the varying levels of suction on the machine itself. The bag indicator light is on all the time, and the machine gets really hot. I feel it is really off that you have to purchase a head that is 2/3 the price of the machine just to make it work. I will be returning the machine, of course, but I am truly disappointed.
The last part of that doesn't make too much sense. I'd recommend you go to your local dealer and consult with them.
Make sure you bought the right machine for your flooring. The most I can make out of it is maybe you bought a C3 in a non-us country? It's really hard to say from that statement but definitely go consult with some local experts and get things straightened out to find the right machine for you.
Good very explanatory video! Sorta unrelated question.. will we get a video on the Sanitaire upright you briefly featured? I don’t recall it being one of the vacuums in your collection
To answer that question I have half of it filmed I'm currently awaiting parts for a new computer before I really have a chance to edit anything right now so hopefully before the end of the year
Great videos, very helpful - I hope to purchase my vacuum through one of your links. One question I had - if I have a straight suction Miele, could I possibly simply upgrade the vacuum to electric down the road if need be (to use the powered heads), perhaps by buying an electric wand assembly and any other required parts? Or would I *have* to buy an entirely new vacuum for the powered heads?
Edit: I may have found the answer through Amazon's Q&A:
'From Miele . . .
"For a S6000/8000 series vacuum . . . To upgrade to one of our electric power brushed from a straight suction vacuum you will have to purchase these item in addition.
SES117 Electric Hose $165
SET220 Telescopic Electric Wand $125
If you do not wish to upgrade the hose and wand you can use a STB205 turbo brush. Which will work on low pile carpeting.
Thank you,
Charnol Deloach
Miele Customer Support
Miele, USA”'
Edit #2: FYI - Some Miele models apparently can't be upgraded from straight suction to electric, some can... so best to check first
That large nozzle looks 👀 like a sega genisis I MUST HAVE ONE ☝🏼
Anytime I read reviews I see this complaint a lot even with models that include a turbobrush. I think some people can't be bothered to change the head. Or don't know there are different heads for different surfaces. The Miele ecoteq head that I have with my blizzard is still a workout even on the lowest power setting.
Stumbled across this while trying to decide which Miele to get. Awesome chair. Is that a real Eames?
That is a beautiful mid twentieth century steelcase chair. How did you come by it?
Hi, just to correct you… that’s not a Steelcase model. It’s the iconic Eames lounge chair, manufactured by Herman Miller. 🙂 (well, the real ones are $$$, a lot of knockoffs exist)
I have similar but it sticks to tiles too
Turboteq head that comes with the CX1 is easy to push on carpet. Ecoteq is the tough head.
Hi, came across with this video. I have a Miele and have used it on my carpets for years. My 80% wool twist carpets are ok but my 50% wool loop pile new carpets start to have pilling/ fuzz and I realised the Miele’s brush head might be guilty. I know Sebo has a delicate version for loop pile carpets but if I want to keep my miele, will this turbo head you mentioned be ok or should i look for a particular type? Many thanks
The brush is fine on the Miele plenty of other manufacturers use the same brush. If anything it's your carpet.
Can you turn off the electric power brush for hardwood floors? Or do you just raise it high enough so that it doesn’t brush against the floor? Is there a version that automatically turns on and off like some of the push vacuums on the market?
Yes there's a switch at your fingertips on the models with electric power brushes to go to hard floor.
However for doing a lot of hard floor they're hard floor tool it's very nice to use.
Check out the review on the Miele C3 here
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Thanks!
Thank you!
this is what Im suffering from, I have Miele and it comes with that carpet brush which is very hard to push, I wonder if Turbo brush head will be the solution ? Do you advice me to buy ( Miele turbo brush STB 305-3) ?
Hi Majid, yes turbo brushes glide over the carpet so it will solve your issues.
Well.. I want the electric nozzle but they don't sell it here (ANZ). So I got that straight suction model and honestly it's not good for carpet or hardwood. Carpet hard to push (as shown here) and hardfloor same problem + it feels like it will end up scratching.
I think I need to add the dedicated hardfloor tool and turbo... then the tool it came with is useless. Maybe Miele will let me trade it in?
Do you know why in Australia the cat and dog c3 doesn’t come with electro brush comparability and Only come with turbo brush ? Are the turbo heads inferior to electro ?
In short Because you've allowed your government to cuck you.
@@PerformanceReviews Absolutely based review. 10/10
What kind of carpet is that?
Hey man, how would a Turboteq SB 305 on the Miele C3 work for a wall to wall carpeted one level house with low to medium pile carpet? One short haired dog and three clean adults. Unfortunately powerheads aren't a thing in my country so airdriven belts are the only option for canister vacuums! You mentioned 1-2 rooms it should be fine but I just hate having to manhandle my straight suction C1 like you showed in the video around the house.
It really depends on the type of carpet.
I have a full review video on that nozzle here.
ruclips.net/video/LgipAl2wLRs/видео.html
I use that one and it works great.
I have 4 rabbits and it gets ALL their hair out of the carpet.
If its tough to push just turn the suction down a bit.
Same problem here. Why don't they sell the electric/power nozzle in all countries???
I have the Miele Classic C1 graphite gray vacuum and I have not only a problem on the rug but also on bare floors although not as bad even when the switch on the vacuum is in the right position. I have carpal tunnel and it feels worse after every time I vacuum even when I have the air flow at its lowest. Is there any way to correct this problem?
Miele have a new AllteQ floor head on the website which says it gives ‘Effortless vacuuming’. Has anyone tried it? It’s the SBD 365-3. I find even the turbobrush is hard to push on carpet so if I can’t find a solution I’m going to have to buy a new vacuum cleaner. Miele’s customer service is useless. I rang them and they said all their floorheads are perfect on carpet 🙄
Sorry to hear about your customer service experience. That's why it's recommended to go into a local dealer and talk to a professional.
It sounds like you need an model with an electric power nozzle (SEB 228)
Hope that bit of information helps you out.
Is the TurboTeq safe for Berber carpet?
Yes. But the SEB228 would be idea.
That’s just what I did!
Looking at getting a Classic C1 Cat & Dog which supports electro brush heads. Anyone know if the longer, electric C3 hoses would also work with the C1 if I want more reach?
No the C3 is a completely different style of hose
@@PerformanceReviews ah, makes sense. Thanks for the info. Definitely would like a C3 but I have an opportunity to get the C1 Do & Cat for half the cost of a C3
You had the original head on the hard floor setting which brings down a brush to protect the hard floor such as floorboards. To use on carpets you switch back to the carpet (brushless) setting where it glides. Simples
Is a wool carpet a low pile? Its not shag but it isn't commerical or flat weave either. Its a giant 13' x 15' rug with furniture on it. A small rug under the dining table (jute and wool). Am I a contender for straight suction? I have 3 kids, we are home ALL day and homeschool, long haired dog and outdoor (indoor) cat.
I would give a Turbo tool (STB 305) a try on that sort of rug and see what happens
it’s OK
I wouldn't be able to use mine without the turbine head and mine is the 900W variant. I'd like the 2200W version.
Is this a crazy idea? How about a vibrating head? That would help it glide and agitate embedded dirt...
It's been done before pretty much destroy rugs
@@PerformanceReviews really? Wow! So a brush roll which agitates does less damage?
They have models with those. The hose has to be electric, you can just put the power head on a non-power head cannister.
gitarmac what model best full house with wall to wall carpets
@@dsajic5389 Sebo
Beware the turbohead does not work on high pile carpets or carpets with a airtight backing.
Exactly what said in the video
@@PerformanceReviewsyou did? I only see you recommending the turbohead “unless you have 5 dogs or a large house”. I didn’t hear where you said the turbohead won’t work on tall pile carpets or carpets with a sealed backing.
I don´t think, there is a translation issue. On the official german website they say, the head IS for every kind of floor, and for the wall-to-wall carpet too. It´s very strange, that they want to be experts and then put in every box this useless head.
@Kimberly I have talked to Miele-sales assistants and they said the same thing: "This head is good for carpets". But it isn´t.
The suction brush has only one wheel while the others have four wheels. Of course it’s harder to push.
Hard to push ? gee sus, so take some of the power off then ! DUR !!
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