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Would a Sebo or Miele Cat & Dog REALLY pick up as much dust and carpet debris as a Dyson?

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We don't have animals or brick dust. But I do have 4 DC, and I have a thing about very clean carpets. Since Sebo and Miele both have 'bags' (are the bags easy to reuse, btw?), can they really suck up as well and hard as a Dyson? As reliably and for years to come?

(Either we service our DC04 which has cracks in the casing as well as a broken belt, or treat ourselves to a whole new vac-cleaner).
another miele fan here, hated the dyson and the first hoover with the miele when we first got it was mortifying as I didn't realise how crap the dyson was blushshock
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 17-Mar-09 19:32:46
And miele expect all their products to last for 20 years
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 17-Mar-09 19:25:19
And the suction is excellent.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 17-Mar-09 19:24:22
I also have 4 dcs and used to have a dyson but I was sick of bits breaking off it and also having no cable rewind. I now have a miele, the blue hepa one, same as a cat and dog. The build quality is far superior. AS for the bags, I only use about one every month and it is so nice to just lift the bag out and throw it in the bin instead of tipping a cylinder upside down and the dust going everywhere. Also, I thought the dyson looked very dirty because of the clear cylinder full of dirt.
I would definitely recommend Miele.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 16-Mar-09 20:07:47
The miele red pearl is a ltd edition at the moment and is around £180 and guaranteed for 5 years, the different models refer to whether there are electronic suction controls or a turn the dial thing and which heads they come with.
We've got a Miele cat and dog (and a black cat who leaves her fur everywhere). The Miele is ace.
I second buying the bags in bulk (but based on Cargirls post I might check out Tescos in future).
Ours went wrong in its first year but Miele fixed it very promptly and it's been fine ever since.
yes, what bessmum said, sebo way better than my old dyson
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 16-Mar-09 19:39:20
What Bessmum said.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 16-Mar-09 19:35:32
Our Tesco sells non official meile bag £2.60 ish for 5 or 6
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 16-Mar-09 16:30:03
Oh yes... Miele Cat & Dog is fab. I don't know what our old Dyson was like when it was new, but in the last few years of its life when I knew it, it was hopeless.

(Consider bulk-buying the bags from a specialist website - a lot cheaper and more convenient).
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