supaseagull
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I'm looking at getting the missus a deluxe hoover for christmas, any advice on the current best model?
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Wow - really? You old romantic you
One that vacuums up blood and broken teeth would be worth considering.
herecomesaregular
We're in the pipe, 5 by 5
Miele all the way baby - built to last and bags are just so much easier than bagless. I really love mine, great German engineering again, my gf less in awe of it but likes using it because it's easy - if you have decent carpet or pets you'll defo need the turbo head.
tommynockers
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- Dec 6, 2013
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Miele. Cat and DOGS Bollocks!
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Twats everywhere
If you have a decent carpet do not waste your time with a cylinder cleaner, it will just take up whats on the surface.
You want an upright, though if your missus just does the ''house wife shuffle'' then buy any old crap as it won't make a difference anyway.
However, if she takes a bit of time and vacs properly then your choices are:
Kirby: Out side of the Royal Commercial (no longer available in the UK new) this is the best you can buy for lifting the pile and vacuuming, also the tool kit is extensive.
Far too expensive and over priced new so look for a 2nd hand one on ebay. They are weighty though but the G series has power steering so light to use.
Sebo: I've only used the the commercial one, BS36 and its excellent, but I'm presuming their domestic range is just as good.
Oreck: Again pretty much the same performance as the SEBO.
GTech Air Ram: Not used one but those I've spoken to who have have been seriously impressed, its cordless and light weight. For domestic use this would probably be my choice.
Dyson: If you like your vacuums to be pretty colours and fall to bits then this is for you.
You want an upright, though if your missus just does the ''house wife shuffle'' then buy any old crap as it won't make a difference anyway.
However, if she takes a bit of time and vacs properly then your choices are:
Kirby: Out side of the Royal Commercial (no longer available in the UK new) this is the best you can buy for lifting the pile and vacuuming, also the tool kit is extensive.
Far too expensive and over priced new so look for a 2nd hand one on ebay. They are weighty though but the G series has power steering so light to use.
Sebo: I've only used the the commercial one, BS36 and its excellent, but I'm presuming their domestic range is just as good.
Oreck: Again pretty much the same performance as the SEBO.
GTech Air Ram: Not used one but those I've spoken to who have have been seriously impressed, its cordless and light weight. For domestic use this would probably be my choice.
Dyson: If you like your vacuums to be pretty colours and fall to bits then this is for you.
Miximate
Well-known member
Here here!
We've just updated our Vorwerk (having had one for the last 12 years). Not seen anything to match it yet!
You can make interest free payments over 3 months to break the cost up a bit
John Byrnes Mullet
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Agreed Sebo are the best... And this thread is a lot more interesting than the Albion at present...Hyypia out for Heavens sake