What vacuum cleaner have you got?

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What vacuum would you recommend?

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Miele. And I would never willingly use any other brand - they're amazing! I've had three Dysons and all of them malfunctioned or broke.

Miele c3, love it for deep cleans and a shark cordless anti hair wrap for every day quick hoovers.

A green Henry. Brilliant and good value to buy as well.

I've got two Dysons and I love them!! Used to be a cleaner for 7 years and used my fair share of hoovers and my favourites was always Dysons! Hence why I have two! One up right one and the other the city one you drag along

Dyson V11

I've just replaced my Dyson with a Shark cordless anti wrap - even though I don't have a pet. It's so light and easy to move around the house - and picked up stuff my Dyson clearly didn't.

Eufy and a Shark Liftaway

The Henry got caught round a corner once too often. I swear I'd happily take a hammer to it. I never have liked it but it pushed me to breaking point yesterday.

Brand new Shark arrived this morning

An upright Vax for carpets, a Bertie (it's a more hard core Henry I think), also a piece of shit Eufy that won't stop beeping.

Miele Cat & Dog, and a Hoover cordless one for nipping around with every day. The Miele one is really good, the Hoover one is OK (not hugely sucky, the little attachment for stairs rarely works).

We have a George wet & dry for deep cleaning & a MIC handheld for general. The MIC wasn't expected to be much good as it was cheap compared to similar, but we just wanted something light to grab for spills, cat hair etc... it's turned out to be marvellous, better than previous Dyson & Shark & we tend to use it way more. Do like the George though, it's very thorough, but he's a big hulk to drag around often

I have a deebot for downstairs shark for upstairs, shark handheld for stairs and fireplace and spiders and Henry for garage and car. I love them all. I had a vax but it didn't survive long.

I don't hoover the garage....its for attaching to to saw and sanders for DIY.

For a full house clean, not missing anything or anywhere -3 bed terraced I’ve got a Dyson animal and for sprucing in between I’ve a Shark anti hair wrap with 2 batteries.
Works for me.

I always find these threads are only useful if you say why/why not something is good/bad.
I had a second hand Tesco bagless for four years. It hardly vacuumed anything and was horrible to empty with dust going everywhere. Got a Henry and it's ten times better. It actually vacuums, the cord is long so I don't have to plug and unplug to reach, and my first bag lasted five months. I like how it is big so I am not tempted to take it out to vacuum small bits of cat fluff or similar when feeling stressed, I leave it until the weekend!

Had my first Sebo for 25 years. Nothing wrong with it, just had an accident so I couldn't push an upright anymore. Now have a barrel one.

Also xiaomi (under different brands, roborock, mi, dreame etc) are the bees knees. I have 2 of their stick vacuums, and a roborock s5 max.

I could say they've changed my life, but that would be a bit over the top. But they have

Shark bit I miss my Henry

Miele, we’re on our second one, best vacuum OH has ever used! 😄

Shark anti hair wrap. It started on a high but has rapidly gone downhill. Thinking Henry might be my next one.

@Mia184

An AEG Vampyr

Do they still make those or is it from the 80s?

Miele