Thread 105680892

are miele vacuums reddit or no? need a vacuum and reddit says "get a canister vacuum bro, bagless vacuums are a meme!"

or should I get a dyson like a chad (my v7 cordless had 15 minutes of use time and didn't suck shit after 3 years)

Miele are good but I can't go back to having to plug and unplug the the vacuum so I'm stuck with my Dyson which breaks constantly. Are any wireless vacuum not shit

Miele is obviously better. But from what I can tell, they and their spare parts are more expensive outside Germany and EU.

>>105680892 (OP)
Miele is generally the best, but it's kinda like the audiophile headphones of appliances so diminishing returns

Bosch can be just as good for half the price often.

>>105680892 (OP)
I've seen similar. they work, they're quiet, but the stupid trailer thing is annoying to tug around.

Good in Europe
Terrible service everywhere else

>>105680892 (OP)
get a $30 chinky replacement battery for your dyson or an adapter to use superior power tool battery packs.

>>105680892 (OP)
Unironically get dyson, this isn't even a reddit reccomendation, dyson is a bit of a meme but they make the best vacuums on the market and its not even close, get an adapter/mod a battery pack if you care about the short battery life.

Get both, a canister for deep cleaning and some bagless for daily

>>105681094
>get a chinky $30 battery pack for something plugged into your wall 24/7 when it's not in use
nah I'm a cheap bastard 99% of the time but I'll buy genuine parts, even if it's a jew move, because saving $70-100 is not worth me wondering if my house is gonna burn down when I'm out of town

>>105680892 (OP)
Never bought anything else. Whenever I see a vacuum at someone else’s house or department store that isn’t a Miele, it looks and feels cheap. Even if it’s a $500 Dyson (I would never stoop so low). Everything else becomes Great Value after you buy a Miele.

They aren’t cheap :(

>>105680892 (OP)
Mine is a week old, lol. I've heard the older models were better built in regards to longevity but time will tell.
C3/S8 series is at least built in Germany, unless they do something different for third-world countries.

I have carpet and tile. Which Miele should I get? Was looking at the C1 classic but apparently it's shit for carpet.

>>105680892 (OP)
I've been happy with my Sebo. Some say they're better than Miele

>>105680892 (OP)
>v7 cordless
Just get a tool battery adapter. Also never buy Dyson again.

>>105681198
Which C1 do you mean? https://www.miele.de/category/1016468/bodenstaubsauger-mit-beutel
They have some new models, I'd try to just get a C3 somewhere.

why not just a $60 shopvac?

>>105681145
The tool battery is charged on the official charger, the adapter isn't involved.

Also you can just buy Bosch Ultimate instead, no adapter needed, runs on their tool batteries out of the box.

>>105680892 (OP)
Tineco is nice but only if you learn chinese and buy top of the line product in their app store at half the price.

>>105680892 (OP)
Are you that fucking brain dead youre concerned if vacuums are reddit or not? Good god this board is full of retards

>>105681243
This one
https://www.amazon.com/Miele-Classic-Suction-Canister-Graphite/dp/B07P97CD5T

>>105681368
holy crap the c3 stuff (at least on amazon US) is 4 times more expensive than in Germoney
if you don't have that much money maybe it's a better idea to look into brands that are more common in the US
I bought my C3 for 250€ which already includes 19% VAT, you could get one last year for under 200 but I was too dumb to get one there

They are kinda good (as in, very reliable rather than innovative) but their power is crippled by Euro regulations. If you live in Europe go for it as the competition is equally crippled anyway. If you live outside Europe there are better options.

their secret is the bags and filtration, they're really good but expensive to the point you could buy a generic cheap vacuum with knockoff bags or a shitty plastic canister every 3 years
if you do the maintenance properly the motor won't see a single speck of dust in its lifetime, which is the #1 vacuum killer and it'll also perform as well as brand new always

>>105680892 (OP)
Shop vacuum is the shit. Feeling that sucking power you'll never go back to womens one.
Those are also exempt from EU power regulations.

>>105681198
mine lifts up every carpet even on the lowest setting with a near full bag

>>105680892 (OP)
What is the clossest thing to open source vacum. Simple mechanism easy to fix easy to modify etc.

>>105681212
Miele is not that good anymore its made in china.

>>105681357
uhh, yeah? reddit tends to create cult-like hivemind hives that ends up astroturfing a product all over the internet.

>>105681910
and 4chan isn't the same?

>>105681963
it is. the entire public internet is so I'm better off just buying the miele thing and finding out myself

Just get a Henry if you can, those fuckers are tanks

>>105680892 (OP)
>should I get a dyson like a chad
yeah, buy overpriced instagram-tier garbage instead of something that has actually peaked 50 years ago and doesn't need improvements

>>105680892 (OP)
unless you have some niche use case like bird dander or lots of cat hair any normal vacuum will do there isn't much of a difference except user handling. Old models used to be more powerful if you aren't in EU thats not a problem as well.

>>105680892 (OP)
I have the bissel bagged zing.
Has been working since college years so yeah it has been 7 years. The short coming are short handles and can't automatically scrub hair out of carpet.
Don't vacuum wet stuff and the filter and motor will last. Bagless gets abused the most because of the idea of 0 maintenance.

>>105680892 (OP)
I had the Complete C3 and loved it. Way better than my previous bag less Bosch. I've just moved country and I'm planning on getting another C3 matter how high the cost is.
The difference is night and day compared to other vacuums. I gave my C3 to my family who had a Karcher + Dyson stick and the floors were notably more clean after using the C3

>>105683952
Also adding I have 2 cats and a dog so getting something top of the line was a must and it really feels like a top of the line choice

>>105680892 (OP)
my dyson was dogshit from day 1, finally bought a miele c3 7 years later and i'm still annoyed i wasted 7 years getting pissed off every time i tried and failed to vacuum my house. c3 could suck a golf ball through a hose pipe.

bagless vacuums are the worst shit ever

>>105680892 (OP)
>cordless
Battery appliances are a shit idea in my opinion. You're (almost) guaranteed to have power at your home. The battery will degrade over time, but the motor lasts for a long time with proper use and care. And yea Miele, Bosch and Siemens are kings of vacuums. At least if you're looking for Eurocentric stuff and not American.

>>105680892 (OP)
I've had my Miele canister for about 15 years now and beat the absolute shit out of it and its still going strong and lifting 3 huskies worth of hair off the carpets. Only thing I've had to replace was the brush head once, I must have ran it through something damp or corrosive at some point because the metal on it just started rusting badly one day, once the rust gave way to holes it fucked the suction up, so I had to replace it.
Oh, and I cracked the plastic lid on the wee compartment that keeps the hose end tools, but just epoxied that.

>>105680892 (OP)
I just got one of these bad boys, $30 at a thrift store. Self-propelled but outrageously heavy, ancient design but it does work.

>>105680892 (OP)
It's a turboreddit recommendation but it's still about as good as a vacuum cleaner gets
I've had mine for over five years, I have a golden retriever, a gf with long hair, and with only the most basic of maintenance it sucks like brand new, although the brushes on the rotating brush head thing are wearing out from me pulling all the fucking hair out of it with pliers, I already have another one spare that I got for pennies
I cannot recommend it enough, I wish I had bought mine two vacuums ago, I do sometimes wish that I had a small battery operated vacuum for small dusting jobs, but for doing the whole house a corded bagged vacuum like the c3 is still the best option imo, or at least it was the best option by a country mile when I bought mine

>>105680892 (OP)
I got a dewalt adapter for my Dyson V8 and couldn't be happier.
Miele vacuums suck

>>105680945
>Are any wireless vacuum not shit
serves you right for buying wireless slop

>>105680892 (OP)
I shall never ever use a vacuum cleaner with dust bag.
Cyclone enjoyer.

what's the verdict for the new miele series L1, M1 and S1? Leddit says new line has cheap plastics and quality downgraded at the levels of dyson sticks. It seems dyson is very unpopular there.

>>105680892 (OP)
Miele.

>>105680892 (OP)
I've had one for 7 years now, no issues.

>>105680892 (OP)
These type of vacuums are always weak in my experience. Also the attachment for the floor lacks flexibility.
Picrel mogs

are bagless vacuums supposed to get clogged filters after 1-2 uses? its annoying having to wash the filters so often

>>105689491
Depends on surface area, which isn't a lot on bagless ones. If wet it cakes. It's hard to clean and dry tiny filters.

>>105680892 (OP)
I have that exact Miele. It's relatively quiet and it hasn't fallen apart on me after several years of regular use.

I have a cheap Electrolux that can suck water, and I replace the disposable paper bag with a cloth bag made out of Tactel (I sew it myself; fuck those kikes trying to sell subscriptions like products to me LOL).

>>105689620
Sounds based

>>105689620
Can it suck your dick without ripping it off???

I don't understand the amerimutt obsession around Miele appliances. In Europe they are just "decent" but you guys keep treating Miele as some luxury brand.

>>105692841
Kys euromutt I'm so sick of hearing you faggots obsess over us

>>105680892 (OP)
nilfisk coupe series still working after 10 years usage

>>105681212
it's been a few years since i did all the research so i don't remember the finer points but that was the exact conclusion i came to and i got a sebo, no complaints

>>105680892 (OP)
Clean your Dyson and replace the battery

>>105680892 (OP)
I prefer shark to dyson

The GOAT

>>105697846
uwu

>>105690757
That's the dickripper: >>105689357

>>105697894
Can you put your penis in the hole?

>>105680892 (OP)
Ay I have one of those exact things. I have used it once and I can't say much about it other than it's INSANELY quiet.
>Miele
>r*ddit
Hell naw nigger. Shit is the White man's brand. Absolute mogger in washers and dryers too. Only the detergent autodosing can crap out on em, you can buy a washer without it though.

>you should buy commercial equipment
Yes and sometimes it's easy a commercial drip coffee machine is easy to understand and bullet proof available basically everywhere and cheap
>go to buy commercial vacuum cleaner
>they're all shit
God dammit.

>>105681459
Any particular brand? Do Kärcher or Nilfisk fall in this category?

My shit ass old basic vacuum i got as a student basically knocks away half the crumbs on the floor every sweep rather than just vacuuming it up, are these rotary heads more effective compared to the basic brushed nozzles?

>>105680892 (OP)
I'd say... get both. I have that exact Miele model for actually cleaning the whole house and a Samsung cordless&bagless for just vacuuming some bread crumbs from the kitchen floor.
But if you're looking to get only one, get the Miele. You can give that thing to your children when they move out and get another Miele to last you until grave.