The Proper Floor Tool For My Miele Vacuum Cleaner
Tuesday, November 18th, 2008Do I need a Rug and Floor Tool? No maybe a Powerhead? Turbohead? Does this sound like you when you are trying to purchase a Miele vacuum cleaner? There are many different attachments available for Miele vacuum cleaners, but many people are unaware of the attachment that is ideal for their household. There is a Rug and Floor Tool, a Powerhead, a Bare Floor Brush and a Turbohead. All of these attachments perform differently and made for specific households. I will go through some questions and answers that commonly arise when talking about Miele attachments.
What is a Miele Powerhead? A powerhead is an attachment that uses an electrically driven motor to turn a brushroll to help agitate dust and dirt out of your carpeting. The motor spins at thousands of rotations per minute and a belt that drives the brushroll causes the brushroll to spin at the same speed. Miele Powerheads have a gear-driven belt system with electronic overload, which means if you were to get a sheet stuck within the brushroll the motor would stop turning. This prevents the motor from burning out or breaking a belt (A problem that is commonly seen on other brands of vacuum cleaners). All you have to do is reset the powerhead and that will start it up again.
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