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Find Philips vacuum cleaner brushes & nozzles
If the old brush is frayed or the floor nozzle no longer grips properly, the suction power of your Philips vacuum cleaner can be noticeably improved. Here you’ll find replacements for hard floors, carpets and upholstery, suitable for numerous Philips models.
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Philips vacuum cleaner brush for all floor types
Not every floor requires the same cleaning. A Philips vacuum cleaner brush with fine bristles is suitable for delicate hard floors such as parquet or tiles, whilst a more robust version removes dirt more thoroughly from carpets. If you switch between both types of surface, it’s best to opt for a Philips vacuum cleaner replacement brush with a switchable function, which can be adjusted to the respective floor covering using a foot switch.
The width and shape of the brush also affect the result: narrower models are better at reaching into corners and along the edges of furniture, whilst wider versions cover larger areas in less time. When buying a replacement Philips vacuum cleaner brush, make sure you check the exact model number of your appliance to ensure the connection and fit are correct.
Floor nozzle, combination nozzle or turbo nozzle: which one’s right for you?
Choosing the right nozzle depends largely on your home. A classic Philips vacuum cleaner floor nozzle works well on smooth surfaces such as laminate or tiles without causing scratches. For homes with a mix of carpets and hard floors, a Philips vacuum cleaner combination nozzle is well worth it, as it covers both types of surface without the need to change attachments, saving you the hassle of switching between them.
If you live with a dog or a cat, you’ll be familiar with the problem of fluff on the carpet. A Philips pet hair brush with a rotating roller reliably loosens embedded pet hair from the fabric, whilst a motorised turbo nozzle brushes even deep-seated dirt out of the carpet fibres. This keeps your floor looking its best, even with several pets in the household.
- Rotating roller removes pet hair from carpet fibres
- Switchable slats protect delicate hard floors
- Combi nozzle covers carpet and tiles simultaneously
- The turbo nozzle mechanically removes deep-seated dirt
- The slim design reliably reaches edges and corners
Using a vacuum cleaner brushes & nozzles overview, you can also check which models are suitable for other brands if you have several appliances in your home.
An overview of the benefits of compatible vacuum cleaner nozzles
- Noticeably greater suction power on carpets and hard floors
- Gentle cleaning thanks to specially designed brush strips
- Less pet hair and fluff on the floor
- Longer lifespan for your Philips vacuum cleaner
- Easy to replace depending on model and version
- An affordable replacement rather than buying an expensive new appliance
Choose the right spare parts for your upright vacuum cleaner with confidence
A Philips floor vacuum cleaner wears out over time, particularly in the moving parts of the suction nozzle: bristles wear down, rollers become misaligned, and seals become porous. If you regularly fit a new Philips vacuum cleaner nozzle , you’ll ensure that suction power is maintained and the motor isn’t put under unnecessary strain.
As well as the matching vacuum cleaner floor nozzle , it’s often worth taking a look at vacuum cleaner crevice nozzles for narrow gaps and vacuum cleaner upholstery brushes for sofas and armchairs. In addition, you’ll find further wear parts for your appliance in the vacuum cleaner spare parts section, such as filters or hoses. As a family-run business based in Dresden, Electropapa delivers these parts throughout Europe, often supplemented by its own brand, vhbw, to ensure good value for money. If you’d like to browse our entire range of accessories, you’ll find what you’re looking for in the ‘ vacuum cleaner accessories ’ section.
Frequently Asked Questions
The most reliable way is to check your appliance’s model number, which is usually noted on a sticker on the housing or in the user manual. Using this information, you can select the right vacuum cleaner brush or nozzle without risking any compatibility issues.
A combination nozzle can usually be switched between hard floor and carpet mode using a switch, whilst a standard floor nozzle is designed for a single surface type. If you switch between tiles, parquet and carpet, a combination nozzle saves you from having to use two separate attachments.
Yes, because even short pet hairs often become firmly lodged in carpet fibres and upholstery. A rotating pet hair brush mechanically loosens these fibres, something that a standard floor nozzle often fails to do completely, leading to recurring residue.
It’s worth replacing the brush as soon as the bristles visibly fray, the roller gets jammed or the suction power noticeably decreases. With regular use several times a week, this is often the case after one to two years, depending on the floor covering and level of use.
In rare cases this is possible, but the connection diameter and plug-in mechanism usually differ between manufacturers. To avoid damage to the hoover, it is always advisable to use a spare part specifically designed for your Philips model.
Many turbo nozzles feature an adjustable brush speed, allowing even finer carpets to be cleaned gently. For very delicate or deep-pile carpets, however, you should still check the manufacturer’s specifications regarding durability beforehand.