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1200W Vortex Motor<\/h2>\n
The C1 Turbo Team is packing some heavy-duty equipment. You\u2019ll find inside of the canister unit is a massive 1200W Vortex Motor, which doesn\u2019t sound very impressive until you learn what it can do. <\/p>\n
According to Miele, its Vortex Motor Technology is capable of producing suction speeds of up to 100 km\/h. That much suction power, combined with the aerodynamic design of the floorhead, virtually ensures absolutely nothing in the C1 Turbo Team\u2019s cleaning path has the slightest chance of escaping.<\/p>\n
6 Power Speeds<\/h2>\n
Does that mean the C1 Turbo Team continuously pulls air in at a rate of 100 km\/h? Certainly not! As you\u2019ll see on the motor house, there\u2019s a dial with MIN and MAX settings on either side, along with 6 symbols. <\/p>\n
Those symbols determine how much suction power the motor creates, allowing you to clean delicate area rugs without tugging out all of the fuzzy fibers. However, if you wish to vacuum with the suction force of about a quarter of a tornado\u2019s power, you certainly have that option. <\/p>\n
Oversized Foot-Operated Buttons<\/h2>\n
Something we\u2019ve found incredibly annoying in non-Miele canister vacuums is the on\/off switch, dial, or button. You laboriously have to lean down to turn the motor on before standing upright again to vacuum. <\/p>\n
Miele solves this problem in each of their canister vacuum models, including the C1 Turbo Team, by installing oversized buttons. That way, all you have to do is tap the power button with your toe. <\/p>\n
Auto-Cord Rewind<\/h2>\n
There are actually 2 oversized buttons\u2014the on\/off button and a button with a power cord symbol on it. What tapping the second button does is automatically reel the 18-foot-long power cord into the canister pod, so the cord never kinks or tangles before putting the vacuum cleaner away. <\/p>\n
On a side note. 18 feet of power cord isn\u2019t that long, but you can solve the problem of limited movement by plugging the C1 Turbo Team into an extension cord (sold separately, obviously). <\/p>\n
Multiple Tools + On-Board Storage<\/h2>\n
The C1 Turbo Team comes with four cleaning tools, 2 of which are designed for cleaning floors\u2014the TurboTeQ Floorhead with an air-driven brush roll and a Parquet Floorhead that relies solely on suction to lift debris off of bare floors. <\/p>\n
You\u2019ll also receive a dusting brush, a crevice tool, and an upholstery tool, all of which pretty much come standard with any canister vac. Best of all, you can keep all the spot-cleaning tools safe and sound by placing them on the tool clip.<\/p>\n
Verdict: Miele Does It Again with the Compact C1 Turbo Team!<\/h2>\n
As we expected, the Miele C1 Turbo Team Canister Vacuum Cleaner<\/u><\/a><\/strong> is just as wonderful as any of Miele\u2019s other models. Our only gripe is that it\u2019s a bagged unit, so you\u2019ll have to replace it with fresh ones every so often. Other than that, the C1 Turbo Team\u2019s features certainly make it worth considering.<\/p>\n
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