Miele SES121 Electric Hose S8(EXCLUDING UNIQ)

Miele electric hose attachment for special edition vacuum. Works perfectly, as described, delivered promptly. Highly recommend this product.

I couldn’t tell if I had something stuck or a hose leak somewhere, but I didn’t feel like hauling the vacuum to a Miele repair shop as my last visit there for something basic led to my vacuum getting all scratched up and a large bill. I’ve owned the vacuum for several years, so figured it couldn’t hurt to get a whole new hose. Having one attached to a new handle was even better as taking that apart/reattaching is a pain. And mine had lost paint sliding against walls. So, now my vacuum looks and functions like new! I’m so happy.

Better quality than the original.

Exactly like the original Miele hose. Expensive, but highly recommend.

I inadvertently vacuumed up a drawer pull that became lodged in the handle of my Miele canister vac system. The object could not be reached with a tool nor be pulled through by suction, rendering my vacuum useless. I was quickly able to find a replacement hose (same as the original) on Amazon and had it delivered within 10 days. Even though the Miele system is a bit expensive, it’s still going strong after 11 years of weekly use.

This is a factory Miele electric hose, for when you want to use a motorized power brush on your modern Miele cannister vacuum. It's a factory part, so not much to say. Same high quality Miele is known for. As long as you don't crush it by stepping on it, or run over it with the car, it should last a long time.

Knock on wood, this hose is working as promised. I have a Miele C3 Alize that has a power connection on the console for the hose but suction only wand/hose/head. I decided to upgrade to the powered hose/wand/head for additional carpet cleaning ability. Versus the non-electro hose, this is definitely more heavy and stiff, but does the job with the power head. I do find myself going back to the non-electro setup when I'm dusting and cleaning hard floors as it is lighter and more flexible. After nearly a year of canister use I'm finally getting the hang of how to drag the cannister behind by reaching back and pulling on the hose half way down to maneuver around corners and obstacles. In the early days I would pull from the handle and the main unit always seemed to get hung up getting caught on things. Anyway, working well.

It didn’t help my poor vacuum!!