🧹 Enhance Your Cleaning Routine with Splinova Miele Turbo Head Cleaner, Hand Attachment, and Floor Tool Accessory for Carpet and Area Rugs Review

We have inherited a good Miele canister which is smaller, lighter and more manoeuvrable than our handheld and older Kenmore canisters with powerful suction. This turbo nozzle uses vacuum power to rotate the brush head. This works very well on the low pile rugs we have below. Upstairs carpeted bedrooms still work best with an upright vacuum, but the upright vacuum now stays up all the time.

I have a great Kärcher all-purpose vacuum cleaner. The only thing missing was a motorized nozzle, so I needed a good inexpensive nozzle with a suction drive and a rotating brush to pick up dog hair from the carpet in the low-pile basement. This product is very suitable for this purpose. Also easy to clean. It's very powerful paired with a good vacuum and the brush spins very quickly. For this reason I would NOT use it on hard floors. However, it works great on flat carpets. It simply sinks into

I took a chance and bought it to replace the original Miele turbo nozzle that came with the vacuum cleaner. I was totally skeptical. After all, replacing the Miele brand cost four times more than this one. Plugged in and started sucking. Holy shit! From what I remember it works just as well as the original. I seem to remember that the original was a bit easier to push. But not enough to justify the extra effort. To be honest, Miele has been around for 12 years. The jury is still out on…

I bought a Miele C3 Alise without power nozzle (but with the possibility of using it) for my house which has a hardwood floor with different zone carpets. For the most part it worked great except when my dog (husky) blew his fur off. I was able to remove the fur with the non-powered head by brushing the carpets, but I got tired of it after about a year and wanted to give up and buy an electric wand/head, but it's expensive (>$250). )!Enter this "Splinova Miele Turbo Head Cleaner". Thought it

I have a Miele C2 Electro and also a Miele C1 Pure Suction. Since the C2 has an electric brush head, I don't really need this turbocharged tool. Basically I was just curious how it would work and I can say it works great on my carpets. It doesn't work at all on my low pile floor mats, and I think that's because the low, dense pile blocks the airflow needed to start the turbo. But actually I could do almost anything from wall to wall and upstairs and downstairs carpets with this tool. The…

I have a C1 and it doesn't have a motorized head. I have some low pile rugs and the rest is hardwood and tile. I recently started raising a white dog and oh my god you can see her fur. This turbohead does its job. It seems stuck, but when you move it back and forth it lifts the hair. Sometimes a little fluff is left on the backswing, but I raise my head a little and the machine sucks it up right away. I think it's better than motorized heads because they can turn off your mats. My old Shark…