SEBO Dart vs SEBO E1

I think every vacuum out there. I have owned everything from the least expensive Hoover Vacuum all the way up to the most expensive Dyson Vacuum and I...

The only way to pick up fuzz (or anything else) on the rug is to push the turbo head hard against the rug to roll up the fuzz and lint, then take off the head to suck up the fuzz using only the hose. I have to do this each time, otherwise, the pet hair just stays on the rug. This is the worst vacuum cleaner I have ever used and now I am stuck with it because the return window has closed.

you have a disposable bag right here and you have a premotor filter way down on the bottom there. This should last a long time, probably a year two ye...

Sebo E1/E2: Much larger initial investment. Woefully small bag compared to the Henries, so more frequent bag changes, which equals money out the door. Mfr also recommends relatively frequent changes of both the pre-motor and exhaust filters, compared to the Henries, so more money out the door. Then there's the small pre-motor filter

I'm willing to spend the money for a machine that will last me a decade, but for now want to look at $750 as my top spend. No pets, just an old house and children that make vacuuming a constant need.

and they do. They are completely sealed and they all come with Sibo's S-class filtration. So that is going to mean it's going to be ideal for allergy ...

Also do you guys know if I can use the Felix exhaust filters on the Dart I can't seem to find anywhere saying you can but I don't see why they'd be different. TL;DR: SEBO Dart is good vacuum.

I'll just try it on my short pile carpet of course I'll there see how easy this is to push. The turbo nozzles on the hole tend to be a lot easier to p...

For mostly carpet you'll want a powerhead with physical height adjustment and a bagged vacuum will last longer. The Sebo Dart and Sebo Felix are great uprights that will easily last 10 years, in fact Sebo's motor warranty is 10 years. For a canister the Miele C1 Cat & Dog and Sebo K3 are good and the Miele C3 Kona and Sebo E3 are better. If you can visit a Miele and Sebo vacuum store it's best as then you can try them out first as every vacuum moves differently and has it's positives and negatives

Suction controls on the handle are super convenient and don't come on the lower level Miele vacs. Buy the turn & clean parquet nozzle or deluxe parquet brush with the Sebo and you'll be vacuuming nooks you didn't know you could get to, haha.

Empty it when it gets full, rinse the pre-motor filter at the top of the bin as specified, occasionally clean the screen inside of the bin whenever necessary, remove any tangling from the brush roll, and replace the exhaust filter when it becomes dirty and it is a great unit. Maintaining any vacuum cleaner is the key to making it last a long time.

You can option a Hepa filter on the Miele C1 but the Sebo E1 is a more durable machine with S-Class filters which are nearly Hepa quality but less expensive to replace. It will be a little more arm work to clean the current carpets with the Kombi head but like you said that just a short term deal.