need a new vacuum cleaner, as the £25 chinese no-brand jobbie we've had for the past couple of years needs replacing.
looking for something compact, cylinder, bagless and powerful for about £100. moon on a stick?
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Can we all go home now?
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Henry
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how big are they?
will it fit under the bed?Posted 1 year ago # -
Reconditioned Dyson DC-07.
Our old DC-01 died a while ago and the in-laws gave us their old DC-07 and it is much better than our old DC-01 plus it was free, winner!
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that's an upright isn't it?
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We have got a miele - £165, but it's more than £65 better than a Henry.
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brakes - Member
that's an upright isn't it?Yes, you're right, sorry, my mistake I should have read your requirements fully.
Still a damn fine vacuum should you decide to go for an upright instead...
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Henry
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how big are they?
will it fit under the bed?How low is your bed?
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Sebo
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You should find approx 400 threads all dealing with this if you use the search function. To save time the answer is numatic or the unknown oreck, dyson et al are crap.
I'm beginning to think numatic are astroturfing singletrack.
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Miele, no question. Great design, excellent brush head, fantastic after sales service (fixed price service and renovation). If you want a decent allergen challenge, get a Dyson, plenty of dust mite antigen every time you empty it. Miele have lovely self-sealing bags, carbon air filters etc.
Oh and don't buy any upright. Why push the whole machine when you can just push the vacuum head.
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Henry
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You should find approx 400 threads all dealing with this if you use the search function
I found a couple, and they all said Henry for budget or Miele
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Henry - I don't see no smile from no Miele
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I found a couple, and they all said Henry for budget or Miele
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I found a couple, and they all said Henry for budget or Miele
So you thought you'd ask the same question again
[whispers] BTW..... Miele Cat and Dog [/Whispers]
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For £100 it has to be a Henry.
Sold our old one at the weekend though as it hurt my wife's back when she used it. I found it ok though. Got £30 for it at car boot so quite please. Bought a BMX for £35, even better!
Sebo relacement is very good but much more £££Posted 1 year ago # -
Miele.
Had Dyson, it was very noisy, unreliable, dirty and heavy.At our local recycling/dump Dyson's far outnumber the other makes of vacuum cleaner.
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We slung a dyson upright after it proved to be too unreliable and succesful repairs seemed short lived (cue dyson owners telling you how every part can be replaced).
We replaced it with a lightweight upright samsung for £65. It's not *quite* as good as the dyson (when the latter worked), but it weighs half as much, cost naff all and is yet to break down.
So, the answer is: miele.
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You do realise this is STW?
We all have:
Skoda estates.
Orange/Turner bikes.
Wood burners.
Swanky coffee machines.
Apple computers.
Henry vacuum cleaners!Hth
MarkoPosted 1 year ago # -
+ dyson 'lifetime filters' last a few months and are expensive. You can't clean all the crap out.
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Are Henrys bagless now then? My ancient one certainly had a bag (and not much power).
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You do realise this is STW?
We all have:
Skoda estates.
Orange/Turner bikes.
Wood burners.
Swanky coffee machines.
Apple computers.
Henry vacuum cleaners!Not quite:
Golf
456
Wood burner
Bialetti
PC and Hackintosh
MieleNot sure if that's good or bad
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Electrolux Twinclean 2000w = Awesome
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