🧹 Miele SUB 20 Universal Brush: The Perfect Cleaning Companion Review

Has some pros Dense, elastic bristles. Now there are no more dusty places inaccessible to other nozzles. Its cons: Flimsy swivel joints (sealed). The price is like a robot vacuum cleaner.

I have a Miele C3 Cat&Dog vacuum cleaner. This brush must be compatible. Well, after spending about an hour playing around with it, surfing the web and making a few phone calls, WHAT I FOUND IS: Yes, it FITS. You can either put it on the black tapered end of the handle (when the stem is not attached) or on the black tapered end of the stem. There is a HUGE GAP, you have to position it EXACTLY RIGHT for it to get stuck there and then you have to ADJUST it. Kind of a pain in the you-know-what for

OK. It's ridiculous to spend forty dollars on a vacuum cleaner brush. But man is a nice thing. It adapts to every imaginable angle and makes it much more convenient to clean hard-to-reach places. I have several blinds that I couldn't clean properly with anything else, and I have a bunch of different brushes for several vacuums. I am interested in negative reviews. Have some people come across a fake product? Stoppers are strong and effective. Miele isn't cheap, but the quality is always there…

I was very concerned by all the comments about the brush not holding its shape while you are cleaning the ceiling fan. This issue has been resolved. Now it behaves like the little brush you get with your device, it clicks into place and stays there. The first thing I did was twist the beveled neck pieces to see how loose they were. At first I thought it wouldn't spin. I squeezed him a little harder, then he gave in and turned around step by step. Now it works GREAT and definitely stays the way…

Worst Miele product so far. It irritates me that I am enthusiastic about Miele vacuum cleaners in front of my friends. I saw bad reviews but had to buy it anyway because I couldn't believe it could be that bad and I like to spend money on cleaning products. On first use it broke in two places when I carefully brushed the walls. I laughed out loud, a mad laugh. Was the designer of this thing the idiot son of the company owner? I really can't figure out how this shit got into production. The idea

If I live in a particularly dusty urban area, dusting brushes are probably my most used vacuum attachment. Forget fancy carpet beaters or special rotating floor brushes, the humble feather duster is everything. Bookshelves, chests of drawers, cupboard and pantry shelves, tables, plant stands, chair rails and railings, lamps, radiators, window sills, door and window coverings, . literally any vaguely horizontal surface for dust to settle on. vacuum cleaners, rags, sponges. Get maybe half that…