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I like mine ok. It's lightweight and gets the job done well enough. Are there vacuums out there nowadays that aren't cheap plastic construction?

• rootusrootus 24d ago
  I have a Sebo E3 that has been fantastic. Plastic, but still seems very durable. Very well thought out design, too. Miele also makes a good vacuum, but I prefer Sebo.
• wahnfrieden 25d ago
  Miele is plastic but excellent
• embedding-shape 25d ago
  > Are there vacuums out there nowadays that aren't cheap plastic construction? As someone in the market for a new (portable) vacuum cleaner, who has a Dyson now and no longer wants to, is there really nothing out there that isn't so flimsy and plasticky and still portable?
• jimnotgym 25d ago
  Yes. Meile vacuums are made out of quality plastic, and seem to survive bring dropped down the stairs better than my coccyx did. Due to the unfortunate quirk of language, its hard do describe how much better I like my Meile bagged vacuum than my Dyson. See my Dyson sucked, but the Meile really sucks.
  • HPsquared 25d ago
    I like the bag style more as well. It's so much cleaner when it comes time to empty it, no dust cloud.
    • jimnotgym 25d ago
      My mum bought a Dyson, and my dad took her old Vax to use on building sites... and it's still going 20 years later...unlike the Dyson.
• mattlondon 25d ago
  Numatic Henry. My cleaners moaned about the Dyson but they love love love the Henry. Our Dyson is cordless and so so so convenient for a quick 15-20s cleanup after kids dinner etc. Grab and go. So we persoanlly use the Dyson for day to day cleanup, and the cleaners use the Henry when they come.