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Did they? I'm under the impression that most vacuum geeks prefer Miele. Till recently, Dysons weren't even sealed, so they leaked quite a bit of dust. They are
by nextos 11y ago
Did they? I'm under the impression that most vacuum geeks prefer Miele. Till recently, Dysons weren't even sealed, so they leaked quite a bit of dust.
They are OK machines. I own one. Mieles are much better built and do a better cleaning job overall. Same applies to old Nilfisk models. Newer or flashier is not equal to better, always.
They outsource production to China, which doesn't seem to give them the same quality as Miele or old Nilfisks (made in Denmark).
- MomomomoNG 11y agoI owned one. Fell for the hype and run with it for 10years. Now have a Siemens, much much better (better cleaning, less noise, third the price). If I could afford one, would by a Vorwerk like my parents have. But >$1000 is too much for me. In retrospect the Dyson was not very good, a pain to clean, leaky, loud.
- nextos 11y agoAre you in the US? If so, for some reason Miele and Nilfisk are incredibly expensive over there. They are cheap in Europe, but you cannot import due to voltage differences sadly.
- casion 11y agoAs someone who owns both a Miele and a Dyson (I've had a few), the Miele is far superior in nearly every single way.