adamthemieleman
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Always better, forever better, they're both fitting. I'm amazed no one has twigged as to why we call it Markus. Come on Miele fans!
This is why you buy Miele
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Immer Besser.....
"The Miele Company has a long and rich history of high quality engineering. “Immer Besser” or "Forever Better" was established early as the company motto and stands for a commitment to the highest quality standards, longevity and improvement; both in production and business practices. This philosophy is as relevant today as it was over 113 years ago.
Founded in 1899 by a farmers son, Carl Miele, and a salesman, Reinhard Zinkann, The Miele Company is still independently owned and managed by the Miele and Zinkann families. With global headquarters in Gutersloh, Germany, Miele is a world leader in the production of premium domestic and commercial appliances. There are 8 production plants in Germany and also plants in Austria, the Czech Republic, Romania and China. Miele has its own wholly owned sales subsidiaries in 47 countries and is represented in a further 48 by distribution partners. Company turnover now exceeds €3bn."
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"The Miele Company has a long and rich history of high quality engineering. “Immer Besser” or "Forever Better" was established early as the company motto and stands for a commitment to the highest quality standards, longevity and improvement; both in production and business practices. This philosophy is as relevant today as it was over 113 years ago.
Founded in 1899 by a farmers son, Carl Miele, and a salesman, Reinhard Zinkann, The Miele Company is still independently owned and managed by the Miele and Zinkann families. With global headquarters in Gutersloh, Germany, Miele is a world leader in the production of premium domestic and commercial appliances. There are 8 production plants in Germany and also plants in Austria, the Czech Republic, Romania and China. Miele has its own wholly owned sales subsidiaries in 47 countries and is represented in a further 48 by distribution partners. Company turnover now exceeds €3bn."
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aquacycle
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With that amount of chemicals, any machine should have shifted those stains! Personally, I wouldn't have bothered with the stain removers and just done a long 60 cycle with the bio powder.
Although neither of us have manual jobs, my other half is an exceptional but messy cook and uses our tea towels for some horrific jobs (like drying out courgette's to make fritters with, as he did last week). I've never had a problem with any stains not coming out with just a decent bio powder.
Whilst I agree, the Miele is an exceptional machine, I was more than happy with my partners Beko that we were using for a short time when we first moved in together. We only kept the Miele as it's still under warranty. Whilst I do love my machine, I don't think it's essential to buy a Miele just to get good results. There are other brands that wash just as well. Although I completely agree with you about the Hotpoint, a lot of the newer machines spend more time soaking than they do tumbling. Classic Indesit trick.
Although neither of us have manual jobs, my other half is an exceptional but messy cook and uses our tea towels for some horrific jobs (like drying out courgette's to make fritters with, as he did last week). I've never had a problem with any stains not coming out with just a decent bio powder.
Whilst I agree, the Miele is an exceptional machine, I was more than happy with my partners Beko that we were using for a short time when we first moved in together. We only kept the Miele as it's still under warranty. Whilst I do love my machine, I don't think it's essential to buy a Miele just to get good results. There are other brands that wash just as well. Although I completely agree with you about the Hotpoint, a lot of the newer machines spend more time soaking than they do tumbling. Classic Indesit trick.
