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I know it's a matter of taste, but are there any non ugly vacuums out there? Muji/Xiaomi has some nice simple designs, but can't get them in North America. E:

I know it's a matter of taste, but are there any non ugly vacuums out there? Muji/Xiaomi has some nice simple designs, but can't get them in North America. E: non ugly cordless stick vacuum specifically

VelNZ 2y ago
Miele vacuums have classic designs and colors. The Miele C1 I bought recently is even made in Germany.
- maxglute 2y ago
  I'm should have specified cordless/stick vacuums. I generally like Miele design but for some reason their stick vacuum looks like a race car.
CaptainJack 2y ago
Numatic Henry's are a classic of design [1], are built to last with the same design for 50 years. All parts can be changed, spares are plenty, and they were built with janitors in mind, so meant to handle daily use. [1] As-in, they design is iconic.
- maxglute 2y ago
  I'm looking for cordless for small places. If I had the space, I would definitly go for an industrial vacuum. I've enjoyed using the Henry at my school for shit and giggles, a good vacuum can feel theraputic like pressure washing.
- FerretFred 2y ago
  Henry owner here.. they're good and tough, but man, do they get heavy to carry up and down stairs when the bag gets full!
ljf 2y ago
We always loved our G-tech: https://www.gtech.co.uk/cordless-vacuum-cleaners.html https://www.gtech.co.uk/cordless-vacuum-cleaners.html For a wood floored two bed house, when there was just two of us and a cat, it was perfect. But we now have a larger house with 2 kids and 2 cats, and it just wasn't keeping up. I still have it, and use it to clean my office and even the decking and paving slabs in the garden.
djhn 2y ago
Samsung Jet flagship surprised me positively. As in, actually surprised me because it wasn’t the one I would have picked and every step of the way from unboxing to emptying it after use I was expecting to find some disappointing design choice or antifeature. It did quite well on Project Farm as well https://youtu.be/RTkUNwBo9Ao?si=T9aR1WM-IpXqUyq1 https://youtu.be/RTkUNwBo9Ao?si=T9aR1WM-IpXqUyq1

VelNZ 2y ago

Miele vacuums have classic designs and colors. The Miele C1 I bought recently is even made in Germany.

maxglute 2y ago
I'm should have specified cordless/stick vacuums. I generally like Miele design but for some reason their stick vacuum looks like a race car.

CaptainJack 2y ago

Numatic Henry's are a classic of design [1], are built to last with the same design for 50 years. All parts can be changed, spares are plenty, and they were built with janitors in mind, so meant to handle daily use. [1] As-in, they design is iconic.

maxglute 2y ago
I'm looking for cordless for small places. If I had the space, I would definitly go for an industrial vacuum. I've enjoyed using the Henry at my school for shit and giggles, a good vacuum can feel theraputic like pressure washing.
FerretFred 2y ago
Henry owner here.. they're good and tough, but man, do they get heavy to carry up and down stairs when the bag gets full!

ljf 2y ago

We always loved our G-tech: https://www.gtech.co.uk/cordless-vacuum-cleaners.html https://www.gtech.co.uk/cordless-vacuum-cleaners.html For a wood floored two bed house, when there was just two of us and a cat, it was perfect. But we now have a larger house with 2 kids and 2 cats, and it just wasn't keeping up. I still have it, and use it to clean my office and even the decking and paving slabs in the garden.

djhn 2y ago

Samsung Jet flagship surprised me positively. As in, actually surprised me because it wasn’t the one I would have picked and every step of the way from unboxing to emptying it after use I was expecting to find some disappointing design choice or antifeature. It did quite well on Project Farm as well https://youtu.be/RTkUNwBo9Ao?si=T9aR1WM-IpXqUyq1 https://youtu.be/RTkUNwBo9Ao?si=T9aR1WM-IpXqUyq1