Reddit reviews Miele Parquett Twister SBB 300-3
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A mix of polyamide and natural hair provides a gentle cushion, ensuring that tile, wood and other surfaces are cleaned thoroughlyApplicable for the following models: S1, S500, S700, S2/S4, S5/S6A 180 degree rotation makes the Parquet Twister extremely agileA mix of polyamide and natural hair provides a gentle cushion, ensuring that tile, wood and other surfaces are cleaned thoroughly.Applicable for the following models: S1, S500, S700, S2/S4, S5/S6A 180 degree rotation makes the Parquet Twister extremely agile.
The Compact C1 series is designed to replace the Classic series (the Miele website only shows one model from the Classic series), so you will be getting effectively the same machine but newer. The Pure Suction model can't be paired with an electric head because it doesn't have the power connectors in the hose. You would have to at least buy a new hose if the machine supports it at all, and even the cheapest electrobrush head (the 217) is going to cost $150 USD, pushing your total to $450. At that price point, there are two models that are better than the C1 Pure Suction. On the lower side, you could go with the Compact C1 HomeCare that is only sold by dealers. This one has a turbobrush (not an electrobrush), but that should work so long as the short-yarn pile is fairly loose. I'm not sure about the exact price, but the one at my dealer is around $300. If you can afford to go up slightly in price, then I would recommend the C1 Delphi. It has the basic 217 electric brush and is upgradable to the 228 or 236 brush if you ever get hi-pile carpets. It also comes with the Parquet Twister (a $66 value) which is essential for hardwood floors and is orders of magnitude better than the multihead that comes with the Pure Suction (I have both).
Miele C1 would be a good choice. It's the cheapest canister they offer, but straight suction is all you really need with hardwood floors. I would add the parquet twister, and possibly a turbo nozzle (STB-205) for the rugs, depending on the type.
Miele Classic C1
Miele STB 205-3 Turbo Plus Power Nozzle Attachment
Miele Parquett Twister SBB 300-3
Both have great filtration. Personally, I always go with sealed because I have such terrible allergies. You might find that you want a larger bag. The sealed filtration is worth it to me unless you want the larger bag.
The FiberTeQ and AllTeQ are basically the same thing. However, if you REALLY want something for your hardwoods, I'd really suggest adding on the Miele Parquett Twister brush. It's got way more rotation in the brush for getting in hard to reach places and it's really, really fantastic on sensitive hard flooring. You can't go wrong.
I have a Miele vacuum with a special attachment for hardwood floors. It has a double pivot, and it works like a Swiffer where it glides over the floor at any angle (hard to describe if you haven't used one). It can go completely flat, so it's good for reaching under things.
I can easily vacuum all the way under my bed from one side. It also works under furniture, as long as it's high enough (a few inches). It fits all the way under my couch.
Here's a link to the attachment. I think you could probably use it with any canister vacuum with the right adapter and maybe some duct tape. I think Miele uses a different hose diameter than "normal" vacuums, but it's not far off.
https://www.amazon.com/Miele-Parquett-Twister-SBB-300-3/dp/B001F9Y9FC