can anyone recommend a good vacuum cleaner my dyson has died!

[hattiejacques]

Want a good hoover for hard and carpeted floors and a dog! Any suggestions?

how did it die?

DH killed ours on Friday (stepped on flex and ripped it ou ) but it was actually fairly easy to fix. Might be cheaper to get it mended that get a new one...

Miele do good ones. My parents have one (called Cat and Dog or something) specifically for pet hair.

SEBO SEBO SEBO SEBO!!!!!!!!!!!!

Life changing (for a saddo like me)

Miele are the Dogs ahem. Have tried Dyson and Bosch in the past but nothing so far compares.

well whatever u do,don't buy the new "vax" cos although it looks like a nice alternative, it's a complete monstrosity compared..(and i thought dyson was a bitch of a hoover to manipulate!)U know how dyson attacks ur heels etc.,well this dyson one is a completely awkward "bitch"!!!

Our house rabbit has chewed the flex! It keeps cutting out.

Which consumer magazine recommended Miele and dp and I have been pretty happy with ours - laminate downstairs installed in place of carpet after we bought vacuum cleaner, carpets on stairs and upstairs and 2 cats. Ours isn't a special pet hair one but does ok - cost about £99 from Argos as that's just a handy place for us to shop - but they make one.

Does anyone recommend Henry or any of his friends?!

We replaced our dyson with a Henry and I lurrrrve it

i have a henry and it is brilliant i wouldnt ever have anythin other than a henry now well worth the money

if you like pink then they have henrys wife called hettie

Thanks. I was going to go for a miele but henry has such good reviews and he looks so friendly

Miele or Sebo.

Is the red henry the best or is there another good one? Pavlov would you recommend a particular miele or sebo model?

henry is the red on and his wife is pink and she is called hettie they are both the same and brillant

Sebo.

I don't think Henry has the Hepa filter though. Anyone know?

That is something I love about Miele you know what get sucked up stays sucked up not blown back into air. A must for asthma sufferers.