Sebo 1325WS Hardwood floor brush by Sebo

I suppose this is SEBO's answer to the Miele Parquet Twister. I don't understand why the cost is less than SEBO's other Parquet brushes. It is of the same high quality - horsehair bristles, etc. It does not have wheels as do SEBO's other hard floor brushes and so that, together with the articulating neck, keeps the brush flat on the floor with all bristles in contact with the floor surface at all times. You can feel this brush adhering to the floor more so than the brushes with wheels and I believe that this helps it to do a better job at picking up dust than the wheeled brushes. But, conversely, it may have a tougher time picking up larger debris such as rice, cereal, etc. I cannot say for sure as I have not tried this. The swiveling neck feature is outstanding - the brush will rotate 90 degrees in either direction (always staying flat on the floor) so as to make it much easier getting into narrow spots. SEBO's other parquet brushes will swivel to a limited degree, but these brushes will tilt as they swivel, thus raising either the front or back of the brush off the floor. Even when not swiveling these other brushes, they will not stay perfectly flat on the floor for the length of a stroke, as will this brush. It's cheap (relatively so) - Get it!

Needed this product and didn’t want to shop the world for it. Our hardwood floors are (temporarily) dust-free. Yay! Wish the vacuum operated itself🤣

Bulky, hard to maneuver. I went back to my skinny original model that lost its wheels.