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Which hoover shall I buy?
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I have a SEBO too, they do a pet hair version which is great! We have 2 tabby cats whose mission in life is to cover every surface in our house with their fur! 
agree with iMum,I use a Sebo for cleaning-they are pretty damn good.
Am thinking of getting non bagless - have a Dyson, but everytime I change the cylinder, dust goes everywhere - not good for DD and her asthma...
Miele?
Miele?
i HATE my Henry. Very heavy and bangs into everything.
My paintwork is wrecked
My paintwork is wrecked
SEBO
Is Henry very heavy to carry upstairs? Do they all come red with a silly face? Had a Miele dog and cat one but really not that impressed.
nothing to do with hoovers but since you mentioned miele I just wanted to say that I sooo wanted a miele integrated dishwasher with cutlery tray when our broked but too expensive 
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henry!
miele mouse is excellent, so powerful its moves the carpet lol but also had a henry for years and that great too
Miele cylinder vacs are the most reliable, according to 13,000 of our members, closely followed by Henrys.
Nicola Frame
Which? magazine
Nicola Frame
Which? magazine
If it's any help, I've got a vax and it's knackered!
miele are great, I've just bought a limited edition special offer one today "red Pearl" for £170 which include a 5 year guarantee, you could probably get it cheaper on line but I wanted one there & then & to support local inde shops.
I have the first one of these NVP It is amazing.
MadameCheese, behave. I had the same thought. 
Miele although never had a Henry but they do seem to get raved about. Had numerous Dysons but they weren't that great. Miele all the way from now on.
what kind of hoover, washing machine, dishwasher? Sorry (pedant)
I have a vorverk Mine must be ten years old, v expensive to buy new. It's a super vacuum cleaner, German so engineering is superb.
HTH
HTH
i have a freespace cyclonic nanospace (whatever that is) haven't opened it yet but it was half price in currys 
ooh and it's clear red and shiny
ooh and it's clear red and shiny
henry..the only hoover i've had that picks up all the cats fur.
henry
Miele
We have the cat and dog version and its great.
We have the cat and dog version and its great.
I love my Henry too, really gets rid of cat hairs!
Henry! had countless dysons and bisl (or however its spelt) and the henry has outlasted them all and still going strong.
I used to have a dyson now have a Henry and really pleased with it, not too pricey either.
any recommendations..prefer bagged to non-bagged