Back in my reddit days, there was a guy who did AMAs about vacuum cleaners that was actually incredibly informative. After talking and analyzing many machines, he suggested s couple vacuums. For my needs we got a Miele canister C1. It wasn't cheap, but 8 years later it is doing very well. No fancy circuit board, straightforward, solid manufacturing, 8 year warranty, a dial controller for the suction. No problems at all. Probably will last another 20 years. It's a great machine and has paid for it by not needing replacements. The closest thing to a complaint is that I wish the cord was about 1.5 -2m longer so I didn't need to unplug it to change outlets 2/3 of the way through, mostly because I'm lazy.
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Where is the central vacuum system?
THAT SHIRT IS FLAMES 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Don’t say I never did anything for you:
They probably hate Dyson the same way PC fans hate Apple
Name a single AAA game available for Dyson.
I just want to turn on my vacuum cleaner and use it, not spend all day setting up the filters and attachments like you freaks out there.
Missing the false vacuum which is a hypothesized universal apocalypse scenario that will clean this world of the scourge of life
The vacuum cleaner I currently have and have always have, it's not on here and now I'm confused... Or is that what is called a "cannister vacuum"?
Searching for that Miele C1 canister that's being talked about and it's one of those wheeled ones you pull along behind you.
To me that's just the standard type of vacuum that literally everyone has except for the few flashy gits that have a cordless 'upright' one.
Where are like... normal vaccum cleaners and those cool ones that can suck water?


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