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what sort of vacuumcleaner?

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oops · 20/02/2005 14:35

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JanH · 20/02/2005 14:57

Have a look through these 2 threads, oops:

Bet your Dyson isn't as crap as mine

Dyson has died

lots of opinions there! (Do you notice the theme in the titles...don't get a Dyson!)

As you will see I have a Miele S571 (? I think that's the number) and it is brill.

oops · 20/02/2005 15:41

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LGJ · 20/02/2005 15:42

We have a Sebo and it is wonderful, we paid about £175.00 and it is worth every penny. We went through two Hoover Vortex's and both had a new motor each, so effectively four hoovers if you follow that logic before we got the Sebo x4.

This review was not written my me, but it may as well have been.

We have had this model for 4yrs now and have had 3 motors replaced (£50 each time) and 2 electrical faults. It always goes after the guarantee period and stinks the house out with burnt motor smell and leave black mark on the carpet. The Engineer said that this was a problem with this model but we still replaced it (cheaper than buying a new vaccum) and the motor has now gone again !. We use it every week for about 25 minutes which I don't think it's excessive. We have decided to cut our loss and buy something else. So be warned ...

noddyholder · 20/02/2005 15:44

miele cat and dog is brill have had ours 3 years and no probs very powerful

oops · 20/02/2005 15:59

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tigi · 20/02/2005 16:19

I bought a Henry after using one in our hol cottage that was ace. It was more expensive than I thought _£95 ish, but great!

pootlepod · 20/02/2005 16:39

We have a bosch formula 1800w which was similar to the miele- but cheaper.

It's great, light but sturdy, has the tools on board (never used to bother with them but as they're there I now use them) and great for stairs.

MaggieW · 21/02/2005 16:09

Whichever one you decide on - check the Tesco website for prices as they can be considerably cheaper than other places. We bought a bagless (it's great and much better than bags)Electrolux for £74 (incl delivery) which was selling ofr £95 elsewhere.

Chandra · 21/02/2005 16:13

We had a Dyson and ditched it for a Miele Solution (same as Cat & Dog but with a Hepa filter), it's has made such a diference to DS's asthma that I can't stop myself from telling everybody how much I love it

Anteater · 21/02/2005 16:14

Henry, the Jeep of hoovers!

JanH · 21/02/2005 17:00

You can buy a HEPA filter to fit to any Miele vac if you want one though. (Hughes Direct is a good site )

Sallie · 21/02/2005 17:19

I would go for a SEBO - they are fab and last forever. They do have bags but don't seem to need to be changed very often.

tigi · 21/02/2005 22:10

the miele always comes out top on the which reports

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