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14.3.2015

Please note: The photo Amazon UK have shown here is wrong; it is not a SEBO DUO that has been listed on here!The SEBO "Kombi" or "Kombi Deluxe," as it was originally called is a patented SEBO designed floor head suitable for all their canister/cylinder vacuums. The original one was fairly heavy but it would appear that SEBO have lessened the weight on the new 7260GS slightlly even though there are two new removable sections on the main dust channel on the underside if owners want to swap up a lesser pushing weight versus edge cleaning. It isn't such a daft idea at all, because even without the removable bits of plastic, I still find the new SEBO Kombi 7260GS is still a very easy floor head to use and I can confirm that it will happily clean edges any way,with the miracle bonus of capturing dust from the front just like the old floor head.This is not the kind of floor head that is suitabe for deep dirt pick up or pet hair removal; a roller brush is required for that.Instead, this is a fairly easy gliding floor head, now made slightly lighter to push and not provide too much of a struggle. It has a central park position which is easy to locate and a press button release lock to ensure it never comes off either tube or handle if used. I have used this floor head in the past to clean stairs and it isn't all that bad, especially when it is so easy to turn when fixed to the handle.One of the aspect that makes the Kombi head different to the Wessel Werk designs fitted to both SEBO, Miele, Numatic and other vacuums is the way in which this floor head has been designed to move. The two front slider pedals at the front allow a simple way of moving from carpet to hard floor like before and this floor head allows the suction tube of the vacuum to go low like a traditional upright vacuum without having to move at awkward angles to allow the floor head to remain flat. This comes down to the articulating "double joint" in the floor head's neck. The Kombi also has a fairly low hood, so it is good to see that it can still go under low furniture and radiators without getting stuck.Quality wise, and being made by SEBO, tough PVC plastics all the way yet again are offered here. A very durable plastic, nothing cheap and yet a very practical and durable design; the previous floor head I have is about five years old and is used on other SEBO vacuums I own. This floor head will also be fitted to the new SEBO K, D and up coming E series models that conform to the EU law, though it can be used on non-SEBO models featuring a higher wattage power of more than 1300 watts. Designed for the Eco ranges of 700 to 1200 watts, SEBO have an excellent all rounder here in terms of a generic basic suction only floor tool. You still get twin lint pickers though and the floor head is better protecting on my wool carpets than an aggressive brush roll. Thanks for reading. (c)NR2 2015.