Miele Compact C2 Electro+

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So there you have it. This is the Miele Compact C2, Electro + Powerline Vacuum.

I can maneuver the vacuum into all the weird or low nooks and crannies around our house and I cannot believe how quiet it is. I can have a normal volume conversation while vacuuming. I am beyond pleased with the purchase, especially for the price.

On the opposite side, pretty much everything by Dyson after 2010 is overpriced and under par.). There are lots of BIFL vacs that, while expensive, aren't unreasonably so: Miele C2 Electro, Sebo Felix/Dart, Sebo K- and E-Series are all less than $1000, and considering they'll last 2-3 times as long as a good budget vac, the cost is justifiable in lots of cases. And then we get to the freaks: used and rebuilt Kirbys. Yeah, they're not modern and buying them from salesmen is a joke, but they truly can last forever for cheap if you know your way around the market.

Definitely avoid a shop vac as your only vacuum, since they haven't got the proper electrical hookups to use a powered head and they lack the filtration that a vacuum should have in order to be safely used in the home. As far as canister vacuums go, start by checking out the Zero-G F3D ($480), Miele Classic C1 Cat & Dog ($699), Miele Compact C2 Electro+ ($699), and SEBO K3 ($789) if you've got a smaller home (sub-2000 sq.

I have a Miele s7 swing but I refuse to let her use it because I don’t want the powder to ruin the motor and coat the inside of my vacuum. I went to my local vacuum store and she recommended the Sebo dart/Felix/x7 or the Miele C2 compact electro+/brilliance and another one like the Kona but I’m not sure what the official name is. The Kona like one and the brilliance are a trade in but the brilliance has no warranty. Our home has 4 dogs, (Yorkie and three cocker spaniels), 5 cats, long pile carpets with rugs and tile/laminate wood like floors.