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Effective, but aggressive. Consider SEB228.
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2021
I have owned my Miele C3 “soft carpet” for a number of years. My machine shipped originally with an electric power head - the SEB228, which has similar features as this SEB236, minus the LED headlight.After around five years of near 3-4x weekly vacuuming, my old powerhead had seen better days. While I intended initially to simply replace it with the same model, I found the SEB236 Premium was only $60 more; I also thought the lighted front would be a handy for getting under beds and other places of limited visibility. So I bought this model, and suffered a few disappointing performance issues.I received the SEB236 today and immediately put it to work. While I didn’t notice while vacuuming, I noticed afterwards that this powerhead swept more aggressively than my old SEB228. Throughout my carpeting, this power brush repeatedly pulled piles from the carpet structure. This is despite the correct height adjustment based on my carpet thickness.When I compared the brush roll of the 236 to one of my old 228 (I replaced the brush about 6 months ago - at great expense - should have just bought a new one back then) there’s a decided difference in bristle texture and firmness. The 236 has MUCH stiffer bristles. This along with the high speed of the “beater bar” was enough to damage my carpeting.Another difference of course is the pedal for adjusting height. I found the pedal of the 228 MUCH EASIER to use than this flush pedal of the 236, because the pedal sticks out from the body on that model. On the 236, The pedal is integrated and flush with the back of the unit. If you vacuum and socks like I do, this can make it a little difficult as your foot may slip while trying to adjust the height. This could be a matter of personal preference, but keep that in mind when making your decision.Finally, contrary to the Miele components of yore, this brush was made in Poland, not in Germany. This shouldn’t be a dealbreaker but it is worth noting as I have read multiple reviews which state this brush head is still being made in Germany. That is not the case with the current production, or at least the item that I received. I never owned a SEB236 from Germany so I don’t have a model-specific “apples to Apples” benchmark.In summary, what I will tell you is: the SEB228 is $60 cheaper, and arguably a better performing and easier to use brush head. It simply lacks a headlight. The SEB228 has been available for many years now, it is still made in Germany by Wessel Werk (for Miele), and it is powerful, while still being gentle enough to use on wall-to-wall carpeting. It’s slightly softer brush texture does a good job of extracting dirt while not destroying your carpet. The SEB236 is a good attempt to make a differentiated product, but was too aggressive.
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2021
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After around five years of near 3-4x weekly vacuuming, my old powerhead had seen better days. While I intended initially to simply replace it with the same model, I found the SEB236 Premium was only $60 more; I also thought the lighted front would be a handy for getting under beds and other places of limited visibility. So I bought this model, and suffered a few disappointing performance issues.
I received the SEB236 today and immediately put it to work. While I didn’t notice while vacuuming, I noticed afterwards that this powerhead swept more aggressively than my old SEB228. Throughout my carpeting, this power brush repeatedly pulled piles from the carpet structure. This is despite the correct height adjustment based on my carpet thickness.
When I compared the brush roll of the 236 to one of my old 228 (I replaced the brush about 6 months ago - at great expense - should have just bought a new one back then) there’s a decided difference in bristle texture and firmness. The 236 has MUCH stiffer bristles. This along with the high speed of the “beater bar” was enough to damage my carpeting.
Another difference of course is the pedal for adjusting height. I found the pedal of the 228 MUCH EASIER to use than this flush pedal of the 236, because the pedal sticks out from the body on that model. On the 236, The pedal is integrated and flush with the back of the unit. If you vacuum and socks like I do, this can make it a little difficult as your foot may slip while trying to adjust the height. This could be a matter of personal preference, but keep that in mind when making your decision.
Finally, contrary to the Miele components of yore, this brush was made in Poland, not in Germany. This shouldn’t be a dealbreaker but it is worth noting as I have read multiple reviews which state this brush head is still being made in Germany. That is not the case with the current production, or at least the item that I received. I never owned a SEB236 from Germany so I don’t have a model-specific “apples to Apples” benchmark.
In summary, what I will tell you is: the SEB228 is $60 cheaper, and arguably a better performing and easier to use brush head. It simply lacks a headlight. The SEB228 has been available for many years now, it is still made in Germany by Wessel Werk (for Miele), and it is powerful, while still being gentle enough to use on wall-to-wall carpeting. It’s slightly softer brush texture does a good job of extracting dirt while not destroying your carpet. The SEB236 is a good attempt to make a differentiated product, but was too aggressive.
Effective, but aggressive. Consider SEB228.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 20, 2021
I have owned my Miele C3 “soft carpet” for a number of years. My machine shipped originally with an electric power head - the SEB228, which has similar features as this SEB236, minus the LED headlight.Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 20, 2021
After around five years of near 3-4x weekly vacuuming, my old powerhead had seen better days. While I intended initially to simply replace it with the same model, I found the SEB236 Premium was only $60 more; I also thought the lighted front would be a handy for getting under beds and other places of limited visibility. So I bought this model, and suffered a few disappointing performance issues.
I received the SEB236 today and immediately put it to work. While I didn’t notice while vacuuming, I noticed afterwards that this powerhead swept more aggressively than my old SEB228. Throughout my carpeting, this power brush repeatedly pulled piles from the carpet structure. This is despite the correct height adjustment based on my carpet thickness.
When I compared the brush roll of the 236 to one of my old 228 (I replaced the brush about 6 months ago - at great expense - should have just bought a new one back then) there’s a decided difference in bristle texture and firmness. The 236 has MUCH stiffer bristles. This along with the high speed of the “beater bar” was enough to damage my carpeting.
Another difference of course is the pedal for adjusting height. I found the pedal of the 228 MUCH EASIER to use than this flush pedal of the 236, because the pedal sticks out from the body on that model. On the 236, The pedal is integrated and flush with the back of the unit. If you vacuum and socks like I do, this can make it a little difficult as your foot may slip while trying to adjust the height. This could be a matter of personal preference, but keep that in mind when making your decision.
Finally, contrary to the Miele components of yore, this brush was made in Poland, not in Germany. This shouldn’t be a dealbreaker but it is worth noting as I have read multiple reviews which state this brush head is still being made in Germany. That is not the case with the current production, or at least the item that I received. I never owned a SEB236 from Germany so I don’t have a model-specific “apples to Apples” benchmark.
In summary, what I will tell you is: the SEB228 is $60 cheaper, and arguably a better performing and easier to use brush head. It simply lacks a headlight. The SEB228 has been available for many years now, it is still made in Germany by Wessel Werk (for Miele), and it is powerful, while still being gentle enough to use on wall-to-wall carpeting. It’s slightly softer brush texture does a good job of extracting dirt while not destroying your carpet. The SEB236 is a good attempt to make a differentiated product, but was too aggressive.
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