Name: SEBO Felix
Brand: Sebo
SKU: 62877447fb7b7b71c99161bf
Rating: 4.3 (136 reviews)

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I'm just trying to find the quietest vacuums for sale at the moment. So far my search brings up the Henry's as the quietest, at 46db, with Miele being the biggest one overall. I've seen a couple odd brand ones but nothing that looked promising. I was wondering if anyone knew of any that I may have missed?

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m just trying to find the quietest vacuums for sale at the moment. So far my search brings up the Henry&#39;s as the quietest, at 46db, with Miele being the biggest one overall. I&#39;ve seen a couple odd brand ones but nothing that looked promising. I was wondering if anyone knew of any that I may have missed?</p>

<p>*Forgot to add, I&#39;m not massively concerned about pricing, as I&#39;m just comparing options at the moment, but the cheaper the better, without sacrificing quality. The Henry&#39;s can be found under $400, with the James being under $300.</p>
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Quiet vacuum advice

 Here are the good points (1) easy to insert new bag, easy to empty. Just open container, close bag lid, and remove bag and throw. Insert new one (2) Easy to move around, great suction. (3) Adjustable head to match any surface (4) cord is very long (5) picks up dog hair easily (6) suction control on the handle (7) Looks great

 So I've had this since June 2015 and bought it on Amazon so have almost three years of experience. We bought the 2/8-bag pack and literally just ran out! Quite amazing considering we have a dog. Here are the good points (1) easy to insert new bag, easy to empty. Just open container, close bag lid, and remove bag and throw

 Insert new one (2) Easy to move around, great suction. (3) Adjustable head to match any surface (4) cord is very long (5) picks up dog hair easily (6) suction control on the handle (7) Looks great. Negative/Annoying points (1) you have to stoop down to the head and select the floor brush (hard or carpet from 1 to 4 by hand) (2) The hose isn't long enough so unit stays too close BUT I guess the longer the hose, the less suction (3) If you don't click it straight when leaving it upright to go somewhere, it can easily fall down -- happened many times but built like a tank.  I think this is a great pick especially if you chose to keep it a long time and don't keep switching vacuums like people do with cars! It was one hundred dollars cheaper in 2015 so its getting more pricey for the same thing

Strong suction, Company upright

I have 2 cats and (soon to be) 2 dogs.  I have been going back and forth between Shark and Bissell and I can't make up my mind.  Our bedrooms are carpeted but the rest of the home is hardwood.  What do you all recommend?

<div class="md"><p>I have 2 cats and (soon to be) 2 dogs.  I have been going back and forth between Shark and Bissell and I can&#39;t make up my mind.  Our bedrooms are carpeted but the rest of the home is hardwood.  What do you all recommend?</p>

<p>ETA: thanks everyone!</p>
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Best vacuum for pet owners?

Hi,

So our vac broke and we're looking for another to replace it. I was just about to pull the trigger on buying a Dyson v11, then stumbled upon this sub and realised that that may have been a costly mistake (in both time and money). 

My research led me to a sebo felix which seems to be held in the  highest regard here and elsewhere. I was just about to make the order when I spotted the words 'eco' and 'epower' in the title which resulted in this post. Turns out the UK version is 700w which is a fair few hundred less than all the ones I've seen reviewed (non-uk versions). 

My question is, as you'd expect, is the UK variant just as good as the non UK version? And if not, what should I be looking at here in the UK? My house is fully carpeted (except the bathroom and kitchen).

Also, just for added info...i was going to buy the pet version for the better filtration (allergies)

<div class="md"><p>Hi,</p>

<p>So our vac broke and we&#39;re looking for another to replace it. I was just about to pull the trigger on buying a Dyson v11, then stumbled upon this sub and realised that that may have been a costly mistake (in both time and money). </p>

<p>My research led me to a sebo felix which seems to be held in the  highest regard here and elsewhere. I was just about to make the order when I spotted the words &#39;eco&#39; and &#39;epower&#39; in the title which resulted in this post. Turns out the UK version is 700w which is a fair few hundred less than all the ones I&#39;ve seen reviewed (non-uk versions). </p>

<p>My question is, as you&#39;d expect, is the UK variant just as good as the non UK version? And if not, what should I be looking at here in the UK? My house is fully carpeted (except the bathroom and kitchen).</p>

<p>Also, just for added info...i was going to buy the pet version for the better filtration (allergies)</p>
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Sebo felix epower/eco - is it as good?

Terrible allergies. Floors are low pile carpet in bedrooms, tile in restrooms/kitchen and hardwood in living room, dining room and halls. We live close to the freeway and it can get very dusty in a short period of time. 

Price isn’t a deal breaker for the right vacuum but I would love to stay below $1k. 

2 very messy kids, toddler leaves a trail of crumbs everywhere. 1 dog that doesn’t shed much. 

We already own a dyson v11 animal that drives me absolutely insane due to the power on mandatory button hold while vacuuming. It’s just not ideal to clean the entire house because the battery dies 1/3 of the way into cleaning and it causes me to experience back pain regularly. 

I am really looking for a vacuum that I can use to quickly clean the entire house and to clean up after a toddler when necessary without straining my back or dealing w a dead battery mid way.

<div class="md"><p>Terrible allergies. Floors are low pile carpet in bedrooms, tile in restrooms/kitchen and hardwood in living room, dining room and halls. We live close to the freeway and it can get very dusty in a short period of time. </p>

<p>Price isn’t a deal breaker for the right vacuum but I would love to stay below $1k. </p>

<p>2 very messy kids, toddler leaves a trail of crumbs everywhere. 1 dog that doesn’t shed much. </p>

<p>We already own a dyson v11 animal that drives me absolutely insane due to the power on mandatory button hold while vacuuming. It’s just not ideal to clean the entire house because the battery dies 1/3 of the way into cleaning and it causes me to experience back pain regularly. </p>

<p>I am really looking for a vacuum that I can use to quickly clean the entire house and to clean up after a toddler when necessary without straining my back or dealing w a dead battery mid way.</p>
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Looking for recommendations.

Hey everybody. I just bought a used vacuum for really cheap. Everything works great and I’m buying new filters, bags, brush roller, etc. 

The problem is, the vacuum body and power head is covered in dust, dirt, and all sorts of grime. All the nooks and crannies are covered in dirt and need to be cleaned up. 

What’s the best the best way to give vacuums a deep cleaning? 

Should I start with vacuuming as much as dust as I can get first and then going ham with some Mr. Clean spray with a cheap towel? Or Clorox and Windex?

<div class="md"><p>Hey everybody. I just bought a used vacuum for really cheap. Everything works great and I’m buying new filters, bags, brush roller, etc. </p>

<p>The problem is, the vacuum body and power head is covered in dust, dirt, and all sorts of grime. All the nooks and crannies are covered in dirt and need to be cleaned up. </p>

<p>What’s the best the best way to give vacuums a deep cleaning? </p>

<p>Should I start with vacuuming as much as dust as I can get first and then going ham with some Mr. Clean spray with a cheap towel? Or Clorox and Windex?</p>
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How to clean a very, VERY, dirty used vacuum?

* **SEBO Felix ($700):** Upright that can switch between a motorized carpet head and a dedicated hard floor brush like a canister, hose is a little short, long warranty (5-10 years), good dealer network

* **Miele Complete C3 Kona ($1000)** Miele's midsize canister, includes Miele's best hard floor tool, decent cord and hose length vs Classic C1, 3 year warranty and large dealer network

* **Miele Classic C1 Cat & Dog ($700):** Miele's cheapest power nozzle canister, very short cord and hose, short warranty (1 year) but large dealer network

* **SEBO E3 ($1050):** SEBO's most recent compact-midsize canister, tapered clog resistant hose, long warranty (5-10 years), good dealer network

* **SEBO K3 ($850):** SEBO's oldest canister design still on the market, long warranty (5-10 years), good dealer network

We live in a 2 bdr small apartment.
Floors are hardwood and carpet plus some area rugs, but no high pile carpets.
Flexible budget.
No pets (but small baby who loves throwing food on the floor)
I am so confused about those options in vacuums (power nozzle vs air nozzle vs whatever…etc) and tried to read couple of posts here but still have no idea which one would fits best.
From what I learned that it is either Sebo or Miele vacuum that I can’t go wrong with, but not sure which model to get under any of those brands and why and the most important from where.
Would appreciate any advice. Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>We live in a 2 bdr small apartment.
Floors are hardwood and carpet plus some area rugs, but no high pile carpets.
Flexible budget.
No pets (but small baby who loves throwing food on the floor)
I am so confused about those options in vacuums (power nozzle vs air nozzle vs whatever…etc) and tried to read couple of posts here but still have no idea which one would fits best.
From what I learned that it is either Sebo or Miele vacuum that I can’t go wrong with, but not sure which model to get under any of those brands and why and the most important from where.
Would appreciate any advice. Thanks!</p>
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Sebo or Miele for me and why?

.. I don't particularly like that the brush roll (carpet attachment) doesn't have an option to stop the brushroll and suck only, which would eliminate all the design flaws with the parquet floor attachment because it would no longer be necessary. This is the reason for my 4 stars instead of 5

 I don't particularly like that the brush roll (carpet attachment) doesn't have an option to stop the brushroll and suck only, which would eliminate all the design flaws with the parquet floor attachment because it would no longer be necessary. This is the reason for my 4 stars instead of 5.

Sebo Felix is a fantastic tool!

hello. my shark navigator finally bit the dust after 7.5 years of heavy use and we need to replace it. we have 1800 sf and three stories, most is hardwood but we do have a few wool rugs ranging from shag to flatwoven, and so many stairs (hardwood). budget isn't a huge consideration, but storage and performance are. what would you recommend?

<div class="md"><p>hello. my shark navigator finally bit the dust after 7.5 years of heavy use and we need to replace it. we have 1800 sf and three stories, most of the flooring is hardwood/stone but we do have a few wool rugs ranging from shag to flatwoven, and so many stairs (hardwood). budget isn&#39;t a huge consideration, but storage and performance are. what would you recommend?</p>
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purchase advice

Hi all!

My wife and I are moving into a new 1700 sq ft  3 bed/2 bath house in a few weeks and are looking for a new vacuum to go with the new place.  It is mostly hardwood floors, around 80-85% and carpet only in the 3 bedrooms.  We had a kirby G3 special edition previously, but it is just to dang heavy and not ideal for hardwood floors.  I like the flexibility of having a cordless vac, something simple easy for quick pickups, dust, dog hair, etc, but also want something quality.  I know a lot of people on here are not big fans of cordless, so I would love some recommendations.  

I would like to keep the budget around 800 dollars, but can move it some if something would fit perfect in our situation.

Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>Hi all!</p>

<p>My wife and I are moving into a new 1700 sq ft  3 bed/2 bath house in a few weeks and are looking for a new vacuum to go with the new place.  It is mostly hardwood floors, around 80-85% and carpet only in the 3 bedrooms.  We had a kirby G3 special edition previously, but it is just to dang heavy and not ideal for hardwood floors.  I like the flexibility of having a cordless vac, something simple easy for quick pickups, dust, dog hair, etc, but also want something quality.  I know a lot of people on here are not big fans of cordless, so I would love some recommendations.  </p>

<p>I would like to keep the budget around 800 dollars, but can move it some if something would fit perfect in our situation.</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>
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