Every time I talk to someone about vacuums, they always think their Shart is the best vacuum on the market. Yet, if you're going to see a vacuum cleaner on the curb for bulk trash day, it will be a Shart 9 times out of 10.
@Chris Christian Agreed. It's a shame people don't take care of anything anymore. That's beginning to be reflected in our market with highly disposable vacuum being a social norm now. Same thing with cars, I see people replace their car every 2 years all the time, and they never maintain any of them. They change it out the minute they have to replace a consumable part like shocks and pads.
This tierlist got me so intrigued I went into the vacuum cleaner rabbit hole. The only problem is none of your pure S tier brands are available where I live. Only the Miele is available and only a single bagged vacuum. I've decided to get that
I found this list to be fair based on my observations with this channel and other sources. I was somewhat expecting Rainbow to be knocked down much lower for their apparent reputation for being a multi-level marketing firm, although I am not so sure how true this is (either way, better alternatives to Rainbow exist for lower prices). I found it reasonable for Miele to lose some of their status as an industry leader in vacuums for trying to please every segment of the market when those segments do not fully understand that they would be better served with proven, refined models (e.g. cordless vacuums that cost more and do less than a canister/upright). I will admit that I got suckered into the CX1 bagless model when there was a sale. I did not find your channel yet, there was an urgent need for a replacement from I brand that I trusted for ~20 years, and all of the other sources I consulted did not mention the issue I would discover after careful observation. Miele used a hollow gasket around the debris bin which meant that it was not tightly sealed shut and would result in course dust leaking out onto the walls and surrounding interior where the filter cylinder rested. I managed to recoup some of the cost by selling it off to someone else and adopted a SEBO D4, which performs exactly as it should. The firm also upholds design and business principles that I think you share too: 1) Function over form. 2) Access to affordable and durable parts. 3) User serviceability for reduced downtime. There just aren't many firms across numerous industries that impart these in their wares. You are the like the Louis Rossmann of vacuum cleaners and we need more people like you, those who strip the veil of marketing to expose cynical firms and then point us to worthier patrons. Thank you for your service :)
Came here after my Dyson wouldn't work all because I didn't clean the brush every 5 minutes. I'm supposed to be getting chores done but that's impossible when I'm spending 90% of my time giving my vacuum a haircut
You’re right the shitty brands have to spend so much money on advertising while the great ones rely on word of mouth and put all their money into their product
@@Katiekay. Kirby, Rainbow, and Filter Queen use MLMs. They don't advertise, they just take advantage of people. At least they're all still Made in the USA and last a long time. I've started to see Kirby ads on youtube ever since Kirby has a new owner Right Lane Industries.
LOL! me too! wasnt insulted at all by the comments... much! :o), I got it cos it was cheap and it brings the carpets up great, of course I would never dream of buying one new or letting those people in my house! Next will be a Miele or SEBO
I was amazed it was so low for how much it can do. Not really a a machine that specializes but it buys time between major cleanings like deep shampooing and restoring floors and what not. I’ll say this... for hardwood floors... it picks up EVERYTHING. Just... don’t buy brand new LOL
yea lmao one of the dudes in the pic looked just like the guy that sold my dumbass my kirby lmao but aye its better than any vacuum ive used honest to god but yea windmill brain for that one for sure lmao
Still have my moms working Electrolux, she bought in the 80s, hard to find bags before being forced to support Amazon, but still works better then the new dyson
So thrilled to see someone FINALLY speak about the incomprehensibility of the Dyson! One word; Marketing... I used to clean houses & would feel like crying whenever I saw it waiting for me because I knew three things were possibly going to happen; 1. The people didn't have an eye for what a dirty vs clean house really is and that it would therefore be a heavier workload that they probably wouldn't even notice afterward. 2. That the heavy, bulky, usually not working fully, Dyson would do the usual where it sucked up the carpet, but refused to pick up tiny little grains of dirt because of the confounding lip they have on the head. That would mean bending down every few feet to pick up the grains that just kept getting pushed forward on the floor. 3. That every few minutes I'd be stopping to clean the filter & empty the filthy, dusty container. On top of all of this you are fantastic for being HONEST about all of the products. I have to purchase a vacuum for a client's house that I'm decorating & I wanted to get a Kenmore or Panasonic because I have a baseline that beats anything I've every used, but I hear they're now not being made in Japan:(( So happy to have found your channel!
Oh. My. Goodness. Yes!!!! I hate dysons with a passion. I have experienced all of these things and I’ve heard other cleaning ladies say they love them. Why???? Are you seriously that unobservant of vacuum performance when it’s your job??? 😩 I am hoping to purchase my own vacuum within the next year just because I dread clients with dirty, clunky, broken vacuums. I kind of want a Miele, but I need to learn more.
See personally I would have bumped me more to between d and f because of the fact they used to be made by panisonic and before that whirlpool and they shared many parts
I think part of the reason shark stays so hyped is because it has such cheap options for sealed systems and hepa filtration. (Humble opinion of someone currently doing a deep dive because they need a vacuum)
I am using the same Kirby Legend II I got in 1979. Works great. other than belts and bags, no maintenance. When I see any other brand last this long, I might buy it. When mine wears out.
@@PerformanceReviews yeah I hate my Kirby. My husband fell for marketing from the salesman. The Kirby roller is wood and that swells up in Hawaii humidity and I have to take a hammer to it to take it out and put it back in. But still doesn’t fit so when vacuuming it doesn’t fit right. Either it’s getting choked on the carpet or I raise it and than it isn’t sucking up much. And then I have a a shag area rug and definite can’t use the roller on that so I have sit there using the hose attachment. I was thinking of a Miele soft carpet vacuum
Hey, great content! I just started looking for a vacuum today and came across Shark's UK website. And then found your video (thank god). Does your comment about replacement parts only apply to US based customers? I'm based in the UK and there are many replacement options on the website. What's the best canister vacuum you'd recommend in terms of filtration for allergy sufferers? Thanks :)
There are more professional review sites that recommend the brands you unprofessionally cuss about. Thanks for caring but you talk like a lower quality vacuum brand performs.
I love, love, love the Sebo I've had for over twelve years and it still works like a pro. I get it serviced and cleaned every few years, it's never needed repairs, and if it ever needs replacing (doubtful), I will buy another Sebo.
This video made me realize I know absolutely NOTHING about vacuums. I thought I knew what kind to buy and now I gotta start over. 😅 This would be easier if someone had some suggestions. Cause I need a new vacuum asap.
Man, it depends a little on what you want. My parents have had a Royal upright for so many years. I have no idea how many miles that thing has on it and it's just like it was new--though it could be disassembled and fixed up if there ever was a problem. Meanwhile I have been through many vacuums that have broken down and been thrown away. Innovation and convenience aren't everything. Always working, for years and year and years, should be a major consideration.
All those machines in the S&A tier are very repairable and have the longevity you speak of without being sold and discontinued like Royal was as a brand.
I own a Royal, myself. I have had it since 2005 and it works great. I did rebuild it once in 2016 and gave it a stronger motor. I wouldn't have done that, but I accidentally bent the armature when I was servicing it.
@@PerformanceReviews I worked as a janitor for nearly 30 years & I used many types of vacuum cleaners. The only thing I can say for sure is NEVER buy or use a bagless machine! They are crap!
Damn, I just bought a shark az2002 after a couple hours of yotube videos and searches about good vacuums. Not sure how I never came across this or other videos talking how bad they apparently are. So far I've used it once and as I've only ever used Bissell and dirt devil in the past the shark was phenomenal on the single use so far. Hopefully the 400 I spent on it lasts at least a year or 2. That'll be fine enough for me.
Am I wrong for being good with Bissell carpet washing machines? That's all I ever used them for, but they work quite well. Saved my bacon in a house of 2 Siberian Huskies. I've been using Dyson for a few years and realized the error of my ways. Just ordered a Miele C3.
I expected eureka to be on the D tier. They haven't made a good vacuum since 2004 and they're 2 good ones have been discontinued. Especially now they pretty much went extinct.
You mentioned chris from vaccum wars, it would be really cool if you’d comment on some of his reviews since they seem misleading compared to what you put out.
I owned a Windsor Versamatic for over 20 years. This year I finally retired it and bought the Sebo S7. It’s not cheap but damn it’s one helluva vacuum.
This video was spot on. Hilarious and informative. I really wish you had Nilfisk in the US. It's very much like Numatic, but made from aluminium. GM80 is one of their legendary models made for consumers & commercial use.
@@PerformanceReviews completely noob question, but what's the difference between a commercial and home vacuum cleaner? The only thing I've ever noticed is a longer power cord.
@@kenjifox4264 From what I’ve learned they are made more durable but most likely have a very different warranty, such as and a metal plate on the floor head versus plastic plate. However it’s not always the case. Often the warranty is much shorter such as two years versus five years.
I recently purchased a Miele C3 Complete Brilliance. I like the machine a lot. The only problem I am having is psychological. I am used to seeing dog hair and dirt in a canister after vacuuming. Gross, yes, but it makes me feel good. Miele is bagged so I don’t see all that dirt. It’s going to be an adjustment bc I do believe that I’ve been brainwashed to expect to see dirt in a clear canister. I do think it belongs completely in the “S” category. I don’t blame them for making a quick “stick” vacuum. Plenty of my friends do not have carpeting and do not need or want a big vacuum. For them, a quality stick vacuum makes more sense. If Miele didn’t make one, they’d be stuck with Dyson, Shark, or a cheap generic. The Miele stick is superior to the other brands out there as well.
Miele is clearly the top of the top (the C3) .. I've owned Kirby, Oreck, Dyson and Bissle, Hoover and Eureka and nothing compares in build quality, and performance, as well as style.
What the fuck! I came to find out what vacuum to buy next due to my recently purchased Bissell is shit and find out it's easier to go Ferrari shopping!
Shark is like McDonald's. McDonald's doesn't make the best burger, hell they don't even make a decent burger, but they are good at marketing and apparently that's what matters to most people. Unfortunately!
Just getting into the vacuum game here game. I'm so glad I found you. I have a Panasonic that I purchased over 15 years ago. It still works strong but I was getting tired of pulling the canister around and was contemplating getting into the cordless, stick vac game. But after watching your video I might just keep what I have.😚😚😚
I have 2! Granted their both in my garage not being used because it's almost impossible to find a repair shop for quality vacuums anymore.... They are so heavy but the quality is unlike anything you find today... I think of them as two classic buicks that I love too much to part with 🤦♀️
I can not keep quite about my Miele c1. Cat and Dog.I love how powerful it is and I live the extendable extension wand.Good Quality and would buy Miele again
I have a $1700 Miele C3 Brillant Powerline Complete canister vacuum, but it always stays in the closet and my Dyson Outsize Plus gets used every day. Convenience wins out over perceived superiority any day. That is why people buy Dyson's and they do literally suck very well and are always ready to go. Is the Miele quieter? Yes Is the Miele dust free? Yes. Does it work very well? Yes. Is it convenient? No way, first you have to drag it out of the closet, plug it in, make sure you don't need a new bag, wrangle with the cord while cleaning, and buy expensive bags and filters. My house gets vacuumed more often and quicker if something is seen on the floor, since I got the Dyson because you can just grab the Dyson and go. Since I have all tile or wood floors I mostly use the fluffy bar and it easily get the little rocks or hard things the roller will often eject.
@@PerformanceReviewswhat a jerk comment. How is convenience and something being handy a skill issue. Wow your arrogance really shows in your review and your comment.
0:31 as a Brit’ seeing the legend that is Pat Sharp (mullet - bottom left) turn up on a random tier list about vacuum cleaners really made me chuckle. He was a big part of the lives of us who grew up here in the 80s/90s and still gets on TV and Radio but unfortunately sans mullet.
1. What's with your casual dismissiveness towards China and intense focus on American manufacturing and bringing jobs to the US? I'm here for commentary on vacuums, not political opinions or economic commentary. 2. @ 8:06 "I'm bumping them down a notch because they're making bagless vacuums.... their continuing trying to please the masses." If the consumer wants something then of course the market should try to meet that desire in the most efficacious way possible, regardless of your personal opinions on the matter. Bagless vacuums are unparalleled in satisfaction post-vacuuming - you can look at the canister and see a physical measure of how much you just improved your living environment. You talk about lack of innovation in other brands yet don't address any of the improvements and innovations in bagless vacuums over the years.
Well I'm American 🇺🇲so that should answer your first question. Also quality is important. Not having your products made by unskilled workers or enemies of West should be important to you. 2. There's no reason for bagless Vacuums in 2020 they offer no benefits. They do not improve your environment when most spew the dust right back out. They cost more to maintain as well. 3. This is my opinion and findings of years in the industry.
I get so sick of people making everything political! China is capable of making decent products but as a general rule China makes cheap garbage. This has NOTHING to do with politics Rebeca and you're just looking silly now.
@@MissAnnaTes I mean, you're the one who replied to a 7 month old comment on a youtube video to complain at me so I really don't think I'm the one looking silly at the moment.
I'm a Central vac owner... I have an Imperium (Vacumaid) motor. Once you own a good central, everything else makes you sad. I fix & resell vacs from estates. The older Rainbows, and Tristars certainly weren't anything to sneeze at. I agree that Lindhaus is good stuff. I have their nozzle for my CV, and found one of theirs used for my parents. Kirby, Rainbow and Tristar's retail prices are mental......but it is a good machine.
Unfortunately for me, my home could not be easily retrofitted for a central vac. I was all set to have a MD with hide-a-hose installed, but once they got a look inside my walls (generous sheetrock and overabundance of fireproof blocking), it was a no-go without ripping out large pieces of my walls (requiring $$$$ in repairs) and drilling through all the sheetrock. So I settled for a Miele C3.
I LOVE my Miele C3 Brilliant. I also love my Kirby Avalir II. The Miele is my daily driver and the Kirby is my once every 2 months, deep carpet cleaning machine. I just hate using it for anything else, which I why I bought my Miele.
I really like my Dyson. Always hated bulky vacuums and if you only have hardwood floors and swiffer and mop to clean, a Dyson is more than good enough. Doubles as a handheld dusbuster and the washable filters mean I never have to buy anything from them again. I wouldn't recommend for carpet though.
I found your video because my Dyson just gave up on me after 6 years. Thank you for making this research/journey funnier. I loved my Dyson at first but it’s was pretty obvious after 2-3 years that I will never buy one ever again. I will miss some small features for sure, but at the end of the day I want a clean house.
Well, Bissell manufactured Oreck cleaners until about 1998 as well as the Amway Cleartrak units. For some reason they failed to manufacture something decent for their own name and decided to contract other companies to produce their garbage.
I rather like working on Kirby's and collecting them. They're just not appropriate as a daily driver. Feel free to check out my four-part series on the restoration of an American classic Kirby G3 ruclips.net/video/NF01HNIz_pc/видео.html
@@PerformanceReviews OK but Kirby got downrated from their direct sales channel but Rainbow did not, so to be fair both should be downgraded for sales tactics. I'm less bothered by direct sales than this fanaticism with Amazon Prime and buying sight unseen and expecting free return. It's so wasteful. Support your local vac shop & vac tech. That's the way to go. And yes I understand a local store front is hard work but I'm just old school.
@@PerformanceReviews they are like a buick!!!! I have said it multiple times in this comment section.... Lugging them up the stairs is a nightmare.... Bulletproof though
Did you really have to put that loud beep in the middle of the video. Your audio is already quiet so the volume is way up. You’re trying to make everyone deaf?
Dyson Ball Animal 3 came yesterday (which I bought before seeing this video). Didn't get to use it too much, but it seems to work very well, despite being made out of the cheapest plastic possible. I'll try a Sebo or a Miele next time around.
I wanted a tank vacuum with a bag and most brands I saw had quit making them. I ended up with a Miele C3. It sucks, which is a good thing. It's the best vacuum I've ever had, and much better than that crappy Dyson I had.
Thank you for this! I recently took a deep dive into your channel and am excited to get my SEBO D4! I never heard of them before finding your channel, and am so impressed by their product and service.
Dyson, months pay and 7 minutes of battery run time. Unless you use the power brush. Shart. The John Deere of vacuums. Can't fix them. Star heads, security screws, various sizes, only after market parts that might fit because shart redesigns every 90 dayy
I have a ProTeam Supercoach that my previous employer didn't need anymore, so they gave it to me. I use it at the family restaurant mainly but I also bring it home occasionally to use it there. It works really good on dog hair!
This is FANTASTIC! after I watched it, I went back to other RUclipsrs and 90% just list Dyson, Bissell and Shark!! They are all just promoting the vacuums that have advertising money. THANKS YOU for being honest.
searched the top tears ones and i didn't exactly understand which one is best for a house that has has both carpets and wooden floors. :/ i was set on shark but then i saw this vid and now i am even more confused. :')
I purchased a Shark Upright a few years because my Family recommended that brand and Consumer Reports rated them highly. Maybe CR gets paid off? I've had quite a few suction issues with it, and Dyson's were terrible too (much worse) so it does follow my experience. I've only purchased Dyson and Shark, so it's awful to know these are all crap.Nonetheless, thank you for educating on this and I'll know to purchase something better.
Sorry to burst you bubble but I presently own a Dyson Animal 3 and a Hoover bagless upright. And my Dyson blows the Hoover out of the water. If you're going to be a little panty waste and pick Hoover as being far superior to Dyson, simply because you don't like Mr. Dyson and where he comes from, you should not be giving critiques. That's like labeling a restaurant as being bad simply because you didn't like your server. I call bullS#[ + on your critique. Shame on you. That's why I won't subscribe.
Oh nice. At least in eastern europe Kärcher vacuums are now more often seen in consumer electronics stores side by side to more popular Electrolux, Dyson and alike.
I have had a Dyson DC 07 for about 15 yrs, never any trouble from it. I think you just have your panties cause they denied you to shoot in their booth.
The one you like lindhaus doesn't. Surprise me one bit. The German name tells the story QUALITY. .If I ever have an opportunity to purchase one new by a third party I would like to own one. 😊
I use a 1969 or 1970 Electrolux 1205. Still works like a charm! I bought it online in 2021. I got it because I like the look of the white and teal color of the body. Sharks are shite.
My family is guilty for being a windmill brainer since they keep buying Shark vacuums to replace our other vacuums from before. We have owned Eureka, Dirt Devil, Kenmore, Bissell, and Oreck. Thanks to this video, I bought my first vacuum and I love it to death. A Miele Classic C1 Pure Suction is amazing since my place is all hard floors. Looks like I gotta buy a Sebo in the future to give my mom to replace her Shark. Lol
I have a $40.00 craigslist Kirby power wheels diamond? bought a $4.00 belt and now on my 3rd bag run through the machine and have loved it. Just bought a 2nd one for 2 bucks, probably good on vacs for the next 50 years! Will definitely keep my eye out for them s list brands to move up some day in the future. Thanks for all the vids and sharing your knowledge of vacuums!
I feel like kirby is better than hyla for carpet because my aunt has a hyla nst which has had way more problems than my kirby G3 plus my kirby doesn't need water plus it seems to doa better job on carpet.
Definitely a windmill brain if they buy dyson/shark @full price; however, if those two brands are 70%-off , which they sometimes are, then they might be worth buying, don’t you think? Sebo, lindhaus and miele uprights obviously are the best but I’ve never seen any of those go on sale, let alone clearance, which shark/dyson sometimes do. So it’d be interesting to see this list revised, taking into consideration the discounted prices.
You're right about being decent for the price if heavily discounted. I picked up a Dyson DC44 animal for $150 refurbished, appeared to be new, about ten years ago, still works. The downside of Dyson, is the planned obsolescence; every series seems to have accessories and batteries which though SHOULD work (batteries same setup/voltage) are intentionally made to NOT fit the next generation of vacuum. Basically, a rip off.
u cannot beat bissells and hoovers...u garbage pick them for free...unplug the stuck dirt...razer the strings off the rollers...and u get two or three more years out of them...
Thank you for the review. I really appreciate that you mentioned in your videos the lead warning on Shark. It helped me realize I too am susceptible to commercials and I’ll go back to the real top brands. As much as I don’t get offended I feel you could have more followers if you would get your message across without insulting your listeners. Well as you said, you’ll probably never going to read my opinion, but I can’t help to at least try. Btw. Review on cordless vacuums would really help. All the best to all good people!
My daughter told me she could use a new vacuum for Christmas gift. She currently has a bagless upright. Don't know what brand. I am trying to convince her how much better a bagged vacuum is. Don't know if I will be successful convincing her. After watching your informative video from 3 yrs ago, I think I will consider a Hoover from Walmart. Price point and decent quality hopefully. My one reservation would be that it's parent company is Chicommi. Hoover reminds me of my grade school days. If one of the boys in our circle starting seeing a new gal, we would always ask him if they did the Hoover Maneuver ?
This is my first Video from this RUclipsr... My Conclusion so far. Insulting People thinking otherwise (F and WB) , No real explanation given for order of the brands when it is given the reason is only valid for some models.
If you want in-depth information about a brand take the hour to watch him repair one. There are plenty of repair videos on this channel where he takes vacuna apart and gives very specific reasons for liking or disliking them.
David Kafka , so this Video is the ranking about the repaiability of those Brands ? Sorry but there are a lot more criteria to a vacuum cleaner... And if it realy would be about reparability then the video also should include statistics how often those brands fail. In the mean Time I am a Dyson user who is not able to think for himself even though our Dyson is the first cordless Vacuum cleaner which can deal with our amount of dust without failing miserably.
I have a 30 year old Kirby LOL! It weighs a ton, and is indestructible BUT it won’t clean the Husky fur from my carpets and I’m over it. Going to most likely get a Miele C3 Cat and Dog now…
What a great video. Man, thank you so much for bringing up all these manufacturers to my attention. I owned Dyson DC14 animal in the past and was actually pleased with it for 7 years. Next time around I thought, why not, and got an Animal ball 2. What a windmill move on my end; but never again will I waste money on dyson. Got a Miele c3 excellence from a friend to try, would probably like a bit of a smoother roll over a thick area rug, but it just kills dyson. Our area rug almost instantly got better looking vs. struggling to move the dyson over it. We are leaning towards Sebo x7 as we’re used to the upright vacuum and have 2 big dogs. BTW, great job exposing that dyson fanboy😂. Thanks again man!
Our primary criteria for a vacuum is one where we aren't constantly pulling hair out of the roller. Has anyone besides Shark and Dyson addressed hair tangles?
Those are some of the worst systems regarding that. The key to preventing tangles is to have a powerful vacuum that sucks the hair off the roller like those mentioned in the video.
Okay, so I'm gonna make a complaint comment/question here, even though it's really directed at most of the vacuum comparison videos I've watched today: while comparing these, did you even momentarily give any thought to ease of use? For example, I've seen a bunch of reviewers talking about how everyone should get a SEBO, but they weigh like 18+ pounds and - relative to many other modern vacuums - are huge, bulky, oddly-shaped, etc. That might be fine in certain situations, but if you have a very small house and/or are disabled/old/weak/small, it's gonna be a pain to deal with that every time (if you even physically can), especially if you just need to suck up some stuff real quick. I keep seeing people say stuff like that the only reason people want vacuums like the Miele TriFlex or Dyson V12 is "because everyone is becoming so lazy nowadays", but if you live in tight quarters, are on a tight schedule, or have physical limitations, then vacuums like those are a blessing (if you can afford them), despite their shortcomings. Now, I do think they need to put WAY more effort into making them more durable, user-repairable, and long-lasting overall, but just discarding them as useless trash is really, really small-minded.
Generally if you have a physical disability you want to look at a canister vacuum . This way you're not having to hold the motor and you're only dealing with one to two pounds in your hand. Stick vacuums have a place for quick pickups but they really don't even have half the power of most plug-in vacuums. Especially for talking about maneuverability stick vacuums really don't maneuver. Of course recommend you go into your local vacuum store and take a test drive no matter what you buy. Hope that's a little bit more insight for you. If you look at vacuum specific reviews I do you'll see see that I always discuss maneuverability in detail always.
Every time I talk to someone about vacuums, they always think their Shart is the best vacuum on the market. Yet, if you're going to see a vacuum cleaner on the curb for bulk trash day, it will be a Shart 9 times out of 10.
@Chris Christian Agreed. It's a shame people don't take care of anything anymore. That's beginning to be reflected in our market with highly disposable vacuum being a social norm now. Same thing with cars, I see people replace their car every 2 years all the time, and they never maintain any of them. They change it out the minute they have to replace a consumable part like shocks and pads.
I think those people will weed themselves out over the coming decade.
Shart? 🤣👍
I mainly see hoover in garbage piles.
@@pyromonkee2510 it’s the Bagless Hoovers that are Garbage, the Bagged Windtunnels and Commercial quality vacuums is what Very Good about Hoover.
Never realized there was so much snobbery concerning vacuums.
There's higher and lower quality for everything. If you like lower quality go for it.
This guy just exudes salt and snobbery
ranking whats good and bad isnt snobbery 🗿
@@meeknuggets4860He’s got a well-deserved reputation among vacuum manufacturers.
@@PaulDo22Not everyone can afford $1000 on a vacuum
I could not hear the name of the brand that you had mentioned at 18:04.
Excellent reviews..I did not see Bosch so I will look at buying Sebo or Miele.Thank you!
We have gotten a Bosch vacuum in the US in over two decades. I imported one a few years ago, they are a solid A still.
This tierlist got me so intrigued I went into the vacuum cleaner rabbit hole. The only problem is none of your pure S tier brands are available where I live. Only the Miele is available and only a single bagged vacuum. I've decided to get that
What's your opinion on Prolux?
Just morec stuff from China
@@PerformanceReviews Thanks for reply. Taken under advisement.
I found this list to be fair based on my observations with this channel and other sources. I was somewhat expecting Rainbow to be knocked down much lower for their apparent reputation for being a multi-level marketing firm, although I am not so sure how true this is (either way, better alternatives to Rainbow exist for lower prices). I found it reasonable for Miele to lose some of their status as an industry leader in vacuums for trying to please every segment of the market when those segments do not fully understand that they would be better served with proven, refined models (e.g. cordless vacuums that cost more and do less than a canister/upright). I will admit that I got suckered into the CX1 bagless model when there was a sale. I did not find your channel yet, there was an urgent need for a replacement from I brand that I trusted for ~20 years, and all of the other sources I consulted did not mention the issue I would discover after careful observation. Miele used a hollow gasket around the debris bin which meant that it was not tightly sealed shut and would result in course dust leaking out onto the walls and surrounding interior where the filter cylinder rested.
I managed to recoup some of the cost by selling it off to someone else and adopted a SEBO D4, which performs exactly as it should. The firm also upholds design and business principles that I think you share too:
1) Function over form.
2) Access to affordable and durable parts.
3) User serviceability for reduced downtime.
There just aren't many firms across numerous industries that impart these in their wares. You are the like the Louis Rossmann of vacuum cleaners and we need more people like you, those who strip the veil of marketing to expose cynical firms and then point us to worthier patrons. Thank you for your service :)
Came here after my Dyson wouldn't work all because I didn't clean the brush every 5 minutes. I'm supposed to be getting chores done but that's impossible when I'm spending 90% of my time giving my vacuum a haircut
I just noticed the trend, S and A class brands have basically no marketing while F and WB brands have tons of advertising or multi-level marketing.
Go with Sebo or Miele.
You’re right the shitty brands have to spend so much money on advertising while the great ones rely on word of mouth and put all their money into their product
I can't recall ever seeing a Kirby advertisement
@@Katiekay. Kirby, Rainbow, and Filter Queen use MLMs. They don't advertise, they just take advantage of people. At least they're all still Made in the USA and last a long time. I've started to see Kirby ads on youtube ever since Kirby has a new owner Right Lane Industries.
@@kc5077 very interesting..... I wonder if they changed the designed
Windmill brain here with a Kirby and proud of it 😝
LOL! me too! wasnt insulted at all by the comments... much! :o),
I got it cos it was cheap and it brings the carpets up great, of course I would never dream of buying one new or letting those people in my house! Next will be a Miele or SEBO
@@jdekong3945 Kirby's are fine as long as you buy them used and dirt cheap.
I was amazed it was so low for how much it can do. Not really a a machine that specializes but it buys time between major cleanings like deep shampooing and restoring floors and what not. I’ll say this... for hardwood floors... it picks up EVERYTHING. Just... don’t buy brand new LOL
yea lmao one of the dudes in the pic looked just like the guy that sold my dumbass my kirby lmao but aye its better than any vacuum ive used honest to god but yea windmill brain for that one for sure lmao
@@fryedchiken48Tell me what's dumb or "windmill" about buying a top grade machine that does an excellent job?
Still have my moms working Electrolux, she bought in the 80s, hard to find bags before being forced to support Amazon, but still works better then the new dyson
Performance Reviews Ranking:
3:32 - MD (S)
7:02 - Lindhaus (S)
13:50 - Sebo (S)
7:53 - Miele (Between S & A)
3:00 - Numatic (A)
12:54 - Wessel-Werk (A)
17:57 - Tristar (A)
16:57 - ProTeam (A)
2:30 - Aerus Electrolux (B)
3:56 - Panasonic (B)
4:29 - Rainbow (B)
8:32 - Hoover (B)
10:18 - Zero G (B)
5:57 - Oreck (Between B & C)
4:51 - Sanitaire (C)
5:13 - Riccar (C)
6:36 - LG (C)
15:59 - Sirena (C)
15:34 - Royal (Between C & D)
1:45 - Bissell (D)
2:08 - Eureka (D)
2:16 - Dirt Devil (D)
13:25 - Cirrus (D)
7:30 - Kenmore (F)
10:58 - Dyson (F)
17:15 - Simplicity (F)
9:17 - Kirby (WB)
14:37 - Shark (WB)
16:28 - Sonic Clean (WB)
So thrilled to see someone FINALLY speak about the incomprehensibility of the Dyson!
One word; Marketing...
I used to clean houses & would feel like crying whenever I saw it waiting for me because I knew three things were
possibly going to happen;
1. The people didn't have an eye for what a dirty vs clean house really is and that it would therefore be a heavier workload that they probably wouldn't even notice afterward.
2. That the heavy, bulky, usually not working fully, Dyson would do the usual where it sucked up the carpet, but refused to pick up tiny little grains of dirt because of the confounding lip they have on the head.
That would mean bending down every few feet to pick up the grains that just kept getting pushed forward on the floor.
3. That every few minutes I'd be stopping to clean the filter & empty the filthy, dusty container.
On top of all of this you are fantastic for being HONEST about all of the products.
I have to purchase a vacuum for a client's house that I'm decorating & I wanted to get a Kenmore or Panasonic because I have a baseline that beats anything I've every used, but I hear they're now not being made in Japan:((
So happy to have found your channel!
Oh. My. Goodness. Yes!!!! I hate dysons with a passion. I have experienced all of these things and I’ve heard other cleaning ladies say they love them. Why???? Are you seriously that unobservant of vacuum performance when it’s your job??? 😩 I am hoping to purchase my own vacuum within the next year just because I dread clients with dirty, clunky, broken vacuums. I kind of want a Miele, but I need to learn more.
@@farelimm
Miele is the best. I've got the Cat & Dog compact.
My two Dysons were trash!
See personally I would have bumped me more to between d and f because of the fact they used to be made by panisonic and before that whirlpool and they shared many parts
@@farelimmReal cleaning people would prefer something akin to a Sebo, Kärcher, Hoover Commercial, etc.
@@darthgamer6080 And sometimes Oreck.
I think part of the reason shark stays so hyped is because it has such cheap options for sealed systems and hepa filtration. (Humble opinion of someone currently doing a deep dive because they need a vacuum)
What have you finally decided to buy?
Agreed because theyre NOT impressive
I am using the same Kirby Legend II I got in 1979. Works great. other than belts and bags, no maintenance. When I see any other brand last this long, I might buy it. When mine wears out.
The Kirby legend 2 came out in 1987 and ran till 1992. Alongside the G3.
@@PerformanceReviews yeah I hate my Kirby. My husband fell for marketing from the salesman. The Kirby roller is wood and that swells up in Hawaii humidity and I have to take a hammer to it to take it out and put it back in. But still doesn’t fit so when vacuuming it doesn’t fit right. Either it’s getting choked on the carpet or I raise it and than it isn’t sucking up much. And then I have a a shag area rug and definite can’t use the roller on that so I have sit there using the hose attachment. I was thinking of a Miele soft carpet vacuum
😂😂😂 I’d put your mom in S tier.
Hey, great content! I just started looking for a vacuum today and came across Shark's UK website. And then found your video (thank god). Does your comment about replacement parts only apply to US based customers? I'm based in the UK and there are many replacement options on the website. What's the best canister vacuum you'd recommend in terms of filtration for allergy sufferers? Thanks :)
Miele!
There are more professional review sites that recommend the brands you unprofessionally cuss about. Thanks for caring but you talk like a lower quality vacuum brand performs.
I love, love, love the Sebo I've had for over twelve years and it still works like a pro. I get it serviced and cleaned every few years, it's never needed repairs, and if it ever needs replacing (doubtful), I will buy another Sebo.
What model Sebo do you have?
This video made me realize I know absolutely NOTHING about vacuums. I thought I knew what kind to buy and now I gotta start over. 😅
This would be easier if someone had some suggestions. Cause I need a new vacuum asap.
This is a good place to start.
ruclips.net/video/kzhD_gtMuNM/видео.html
Man, it depends a little on what you want. My parents have had a Royal upright for so many years. I have no idea how many miles that thing has on it and it's just like it was new--though it could be disassembled and fixed up if there ever was a problem. Meanwhile I have been through many vacuums that have broken down and been thrown away. Innovation and convenience aren't everything. Always working, for years and year and years, should be a major consideration.
All those machines in the S&A tier are very repairable and have the longevity you speak of without being sold and discontinued like Royal was as a brand.
I had royal canister for 28 years!! Loved the vacuum:)
I own a Royal, myself. I have had it since 2005 and it works great. I did rebuild it once in 2016 and gave it a stronger motor. I wouldn't have done that, but I accidentally bent the armature when I was servicing it.
@@PerformanceReviews I worked as a janitor for nearly 30 years & I used many types of vacuum cleaners. The only thing I can say for sure is NEVER buy or use a bagless machine! They are crap!
Damn, I just bought a shark az2002 after a couple hours of yotube videos and searches about good vacuums. Not sure how I never came across this or other videos talking how bad they apparently are.
So far I've used it once and as I've only ever used Bissell and dirt devil in the past the shark was phenomenal on the single use so far.
Hopefully the 400 I spent on it lasts at least a year or 2. That'll be fine enough for me.
How is it?
I never thought I'd find a vacuum comparison video so funny lol between the shade and vaccum devil
Am I wrong for being good with Bissell carpet washing machines? That's all I ever used them for, but they work quite well. Saved my bacon in a house of 2 Siberian Huskies.
I've been using Dyson for a few years and realized the error of my ways. Just ordered a Miele C3.
I expected eureka to be on the D tier. They haven't made a good vacuum since 2004 and they're 2 good ones have been discontinued. Especially now they pretty much went extinct.
You mentioned chris from vaccum wars, it would be really cool if you’d comment on some of his reviews since they seem misleading compared to what you put out.
Thanks for the kind words and watching!
that is 100% true. I can not believe how many people got brainwashed by vaccum wars!!!
I owned a Windsor Versamatic for over 20 years. This year I finally retired it and bought the Sebo S7. It’s not cheap but damn it’s one helluva vacuum.
This video was spot on. Hilarious and informative. I really wish you had Nilfisk in the US. It's very much like Numatic, but made from aluminium. GM80 is one of their legendary models made for consumers & commercial use.
We do have them but they're only for commercial use that's why I didn't put them but they're definitely an A tier company
@@PerformanceReviews Nilfisk do not have sealed HEPA?
@@PerformanceReviews completely noob question, but what's the difference between a commercial and home vacuum cleaner? The only thing I've ever noticed is a longer power cord.
@@kenjifox4264 From what I’ve learned they are made more durable but most likely have a very different warranty, such as and a metal plate on the floor head versus plastic plate. However it’s not always the case. Often the warranty is much shorter such as two years versus five years.
@@Bekindtopeople doesn’t sound like it’s much of a difference
I recently purchased a Miele C3 Complete Brilliance. I like the machine a lot. The only problem I am having is psychological. I am used to seeing dog hair and dirt in a canister after vacuuming. Gross, yes, but it makes me feel good. Miele is bagged so I don’t see all that dirt. It’s going to be an adjustment bc I do believe that I’ve been brainwashed to expect to see dirt in a clear canister. I do think it belongs completely in the “S” category. I don’t blame them for making a quick “stick” vacuum. Plenty of my friends do not have carpeting and do not need or want a big vacuum. For them, a quality stick vacuum makes more sense. If Miele didn’t make one, they’d be stuck with Dyson, Shark, or a cheap generic. The Miele stick is superior to the other brands out there as well.
Miele is clearly the top of the top (the C3) .. I've owned Kirby, Oreck, Dyson and Bissle, Hoover and Eureka and nothing compares in build quality, and performance, as well as style.
Ok so I was suckered into buying a shark apex but its still returnable. What vacuum would you recommend instead for around $300?
What the fuck! I came to find out what vacuum to buy next due to my recently purchased Bissell is shit and find out it's easier to go Ferrari shopping!
This guy is a legend, and I completely agree the fact that unrepairable products should belong on WB category or even worse
Thanks for watching!
HE IS FUNNY FOR A VACUUM GUY :)
Excellent review of vacuums. Glad I watched this. Saved me from buying a Shark lol
Here we are gentleman, we have arrived. Welcome to youtube's rabbit hole of vaccum cleaning.
Shark is like McDonald's. McDonald's doesn't make the best burger, hell they don't even make a decent burger, but they are good at marketing and apparently that's what matters to most people. Unfortunately!
Just getting into the vacuum game here game. I'm so glad I found you. I have a Panasonic that I purchased over 15 years ago. It still works strong but I was getting tired of pulling the canister around and was contemplating getting into the cordless, stick vac game. But after watching your video I might just keep what I have.😚😚😚
You had a vacuum for over fifteen years; how are you just getting into the game? Lol
I bought a Kirby when I was stationed in Hawaii in 99. It still works like new 23 years later, and I expect at least 20 more years out of it.
Well that was a different Kirby company than we have now. But glad to hear you've gotten good service out of it!
I have 2! Granted their both in my garage not being used because it's almost impossible to find a repair shop for quality vacuums anymore.... They are so heavy but the quality is unlike anything you find today... I think of them as two classic buicks that I love too much to part with 🤦♀️
@@Katiekay. Parts are available and there are now sevice videos on youtube.
I have a Sebo k3 I’m trying to use more 😢
Lmfao normally I dislike reviews like this. Buuut I love a good tier list and you delivered the info with a hilarious point of view.
We had a Panasonic before and now with have a Miele, the Miele is miles better. What a beast 💪😎
I can not keep quite about my Miele c1. Cat and Dog.I love how powerful it is and I live the extendable extension wand.Good Quality and would buy Miele again
I have a $1700 Miele C3 Brillant Powerline Complete canister vacuum, but it always stays in the closet and my Dyson Outsize Plus gets used every day. Convenience wins out over perceived superiority any day. That is why people buy Dyson's and they do literally suck very well and are always ready to go.
Is the Miele quieter? Yes Is the Miele dust free? Yes. Does it work very well? Yes. Is it convenient? No way, first you have to drag it out of the closet, plug it in, make sure you don't need a new bag, wrangle with the cord while cleaning, and buy expensive bags and filters.
My house gets vacuumed more often and quicker if something is seen on the floor, since I got the Dyson because you can just grab the Dyson and go. Since I have all tile or wood floors I mostly use the fluffy bar and it easily get the little rocks or hard things the roller will often eject.
That sounds like a skill issue.
@@PerformanceReviewswhat a jerk comment. How is convenience and something being handy a skill issue. Wow your arrogance really shows in your review and your comment.
Definitely a Skill issue then 🤣
I'm surprised you didn't put bissell and dirt devil in the F rating
0:31 as a Brit’ seeing the legend that is Pat Sharp (mullet - bottom left) turn up on a random tier list about vacuum cleaners really made me chuckle.
He was a big part of the lives of us who grew up here in the 80s/90s and still gets on TV and Radio but unfortunately sans mullet.
1. What's with your casual dismissiveness towards China and intense focus on American manufacturing and bringing jobs to the US? I'm here for commentary on vacuums, not political opinions or economic commentary.
2. @ 8:06 "I'm bumping them down a notch because they're making bagless vacuums.... their continuing trying to please the masses." If the consumer wants something then of course the market should try to meet that desire in the most efficacious way possible, regardless of your personal opinions on the matter. Bagless vacuums are unparalleled in satisfaction post-vacuuming - you can look at the canister and see a physical measure of how much you just improved your living environment. You talk about lack of innovation in other brands yet don't address any of the improvements and innovations in bagless vacuums over the years.
Well I'm American 🇺🇲so that should answer your first question. Also quality is important. Not having your products made by unskilled workers or enemies of West should be important to you.
2. There's no reason for bagless Vacuums in 2020 they offer no benefits. They do not improve your environment when most spew the dust right back out.
They cost more to maintain as well.
3. This is my opinion and findings of years in the industry.
I get so sick of people making everything political! China is capable of making decent products but as a general rule China makes cheap garbage. This has NOTHING to do with politics Rebeca and you're just looking silly now.
@@MissAnnaTes I mean, you're the one who replied to a 7 month old comment on a youtube video to complain at me so I really don't think I'm the one looking silly at the moment.
@@rebecap365 You were waiting at the computer for 7 months for my comment to quickly reply back? haha
I see you live a full life :P
@@MissAnnaTes hahahaha no. Notifications.
*Stares blankly at Shark in hall closet*
ALL BAGLESS ARE FAIL!
I'm a Central vac owner... I have an Imperium (Vacumaid) motor. Once you own a good central, everything else makes you sad. I fix & resell vacs from estates. The older Rainbows, and Tristars certainly weren't anything to sneeze at. I agree that Lindhaus is good stuff. I have their nozzle for my CV, and found one of theirs used for my parents. Kirby, Rainbow and Tristar's retail prices are mental......but it is a good machine.
Unfortunately for me, my home could not be easily retrofitted for a central vac. I was all set to have a MD with hide-a-hose installed, but once they got a look inside my walls (generous sheetrock and overabundance of fireproof blocking), it was a no-go without ripping out large pieces of my walls (requiring $$$$ in repairs) and drilling through all the sheetrock. So I settled for a Miele C3.
I LOVE my Miele C3 Brilliant. I also love my Kirby Avalir II. The Miele is my daily driver and the Kirby is my once every 2 months, deep carpet cleaning machine. I just hate using it for anything else, which I why I bought my Miele.
FYI the Miele out cleans the Kirby.
@@PerformanceReviewsbased on what? Your opinion?
I really like my Dyson. Always hated bulky vacuums and if you only have hardwood floors and swiffer and mop to clean, a Dyson is more than good enough. Doubles as a handheld dusbuster and the washable filters mean I never have to buy anything from them again. I wouldn't recommend for carpet though.
Perfect! I will be taking this list with me when shopping for my next vacuum cleaner.
I found your video because my Dyson just gave up on me after 6 years. Thank you for making this research/journey funnier. I loved my Dyson at first but it’s was pretty obvious after 2-3 years that I will never buy one ever again. I will miss some small features for sure, but at the end of the day I want a clean house.
What do you think of Kärcher Vacuums?
Well, Bissell manufactured Oreck cleaners until about 1998 as well as the Amway Cleartrak units. For some reason they failed to manufacture something decent for their own name and decided to contract other companies to produce their garbage.
Did you get left at the alter by the heiress of the Kirby family fortune??? Seems personal! 🤣
I rather like working on Kirby's and collecting them. They're just not appropriate as a daily driver.
Feel free to check out my four-part series on the restoration of an American classic Kirby G3
ruclips.net/video/NF01HNIz_pc/видео.html
@@PerformanceReviews OK but Kirby got downrated from their direct sales channel but Rainbow did not, so to be fair both should be downgraded for sales tactics.
I'm less bothered by direct sales than this fanaticism with Amazon Prime and buying sight unseen and expecting free return. It's so wasteful.
Support your local vac shop & vac tech. That's the way to go. And yes I understand a local store front is hard work but I'm just old school.
@@PerformanceReviews they are like a buick!!!! I have said it multiple times in this comment section.... Lugging them up the stairs is a nightmare.... Bulletproof though
Did you really have to put that loud beep in the middle of the video. Your audio is already quiet so the volume is way up. You’re trying to make everyone deaf?
Now you know what it's like to be scratched at. 😂🤣
Dyson Ball Animal 3 came yesterday (which I bought before seeing this video). Didn't get to use it too much, but it seems to work very well, despite being made out of the cheapest plastic possible. I'll try a Sebo or a Miele next time around.
I wanted a tank vacuum with a bag and most brands I saw had quit making them. I ended up with a Miele C3. It sucks, which is a good thing. It's the best vacuum I've ever had, and much better than that crappy Dyson I had.
Thank you for this! I recently took a deep dive into your channel and am excited to get my SEBO D4! I never heard of them before finding your channel, and am so impressed by their product and service.
Wow that's amazing to hear! Glad you like your new machine!
Dyson, months pay and 7 minutes of battery run time. Unless you use the power brush.
Shart. The John Deere of vacuums. Can't fix them. Star heads, security screws, various sizes, only after market parts that might fit because shart redesigns every 90 dayy
I have a ProTeam Supercoach that my previous employer didn't need anymore, so they gave it to me. I use it at the family restaurant mainly but I also bring it home occasionally to use it there. It works really good on dog hair!
This is FANTASTIC! after I watched it, I went back to other RUclipsrs and 90% just list Dyson, Bissell and Shark!! They are all just promoting the vacuums that have advertising money. THANKS YOU for being honest.
I will give you an F for English vocabulary. Ummmmmm uhhhhhhhhh and ahhhhhhh.
I'll give you an F culture. Call it even at the end of the day
searched the top tears ones and i didn't exactly understand which one is best for a house that has has both carpets and wooden floors. :/
i was set on shark but then i saw this vid and now i am even more confused. :')
I purchased a Shark Upright a few years because my Family recommended that brand and Consumer Reports rated them highly. Maybe CR gets paid off? I've had quite a few suction issues with it, and Dyson's were terrible too (much worse) so it does follow my experience. I've only purchased Dyson and Shark, so it's awful to know these are all crap.Nonetheless, thank you for educating on this and I'll know to purchase something better.
Dude... Kenmore is definitely better than dirt Devil. I Just got the Sebo D4 and it should be above meile.
Sorry to burst you bubble but I presently own a Dyson Animal 3 and a Hoover bagless upright. And my Dyson blows the Hoover out of the water. If you're going to be a little panty waste and pick Hoover as being far superior to Dyson, simply because you don't like Mr. Dyson and where he comes from, you should not be giving critiques. That's like labeling a restaurant as being bad simply because you didn't like your server. I call bullS#[ + on your critique. Shame on you. That's why I won't subscribe.
What about Kärcher vacuums? Seen them being used mostly in professional settings and sometimes home use.
This is a list of home vacuums not commercial vacuums.
However most Karcher vacuum models are made by SEBO.
Oh nice. At least in eastern europe Kärcher vacuums are now more often seen in consumer electronics stores side by side to more popular Electrolux, Dyson and alike.
This information is really specific to the US market. As in Europe you get all sorts of great options we don't have.
I have had a Dyson DC 07 for about 15 yrs, never any trouble from it. I think you just have your panties cause they denied you to shoot in their booth.
The one you like lindhaus doesn't. Surprise me one bit. The German name tells the story QUALITY. .If I ever have an opportunity to purchase one new by a third party I would like to own one. 😊
I use a 1969 or 1970 Electrolux 1205. Still works like a charm! I bought it online in 2021. I got it because I like the look of the white and teal color of the body. Sharks are shite.
My family is guilty for being a windmill brainer since they keep buying Shark vacuums to replace our other vacuums from before. We have owned Eureka, Dirt Devil, Kenmore, Bissell, and Oreck. Thanks to this video, I bought my first vacuum and I love it to death. A Miele Classic C1 Pure Suction is amazing since my place is all hard floors. Looks like I gotta buy a Sebo in the future to give my mom to replace her Shark. Lol
i do not like oreck
I have a $40.00 craigslist Kirby power wheels diamond? bought a $4.00 belt and now on my 3rd bag run through the machine and have loved it. Just bought a 2nd one for 2 bucks, probably good on vacs for the next 50 years! Will definitely keep my eye out for them s list brands to move up some day in the future. Thanks for all the vids and sharing your knowledge of vacuums!
this has to be your most funny video you've made
Thanks man !
Btw Numatic is awesome but they're not perfect, a couple of small failures that comes to mind are those pesky autosave pcbs and UDS motors.
I feel like kirby is better than hyla for carpet because my aunt has a hyla nst which has had way more problems than my kirby G3 plus my kirby doesn't need water plus it seems to doa better job on carpet.
Definitely a windmill brain if they buy dyson/shark @full price; however, if those two brands are 70%-off , which they sometimes are, then they might be worth buying, don’t you think? Sebo, lindhaus and miele uprights obviously are the best but I’ve never seen any of those go on sale, let alone clearance, which shark/dyson sometimes do. So it’d be interesting to see this list revised, taking into consideration the discounted prices.
You're right about being decent for the price if heavily discounted. I picked up a Dyson DC44 animal for $150 refurbished, appeared to be new, about ten years ago, still works. The downside of Dyson, is the planned obsolescence; every series seems to have accessories and batteries which though SHOULD work (batteries same setup/voltage) are intentionally made to NOT fit the next generation of vacuum. Basically, a rip off.
u cannot beat bissells and hoovers...u garbage pick them for free...unplug the stuck dirt...razer the strings off the rollers...and u get two or three more years out of them...
Thank you for the review. I really appreciate that you mentioned in your videos the lead warning on Shark. It helped me realize I too am susceptible to commercials and I’ll go back to the real top brands.
As much as I don’t get offended I feel you could have more followers if you would get your message across without insulting your listeners. Well as you said, you’ll probably never going to read my opinion, but I can’t help to at least try.
Btw. Review on cordless vacuums would really help. All the best to all good people!
My daughter told me she could use a new vacuum for Christmas gift. She currently has a bagless upright. Don't know what brand. I am trying to convince her how much better a bagged vacuum is. Don't know if I will be successful convincing her. After watching your informative video from 3 yrs ago, I think I will consider a Hoover from Walmart. Price point and decent quality hopefully. My one reservation would be that it's parent company is Chicommi. Hoover reminds me of my grade school days. If one of the boys in our circle starting seeing a new gal, we would always ask him if they did the Hoover Maneuver ?
When you go to the store that’s about aLl I see , shark and dyson
This is my first Video from this RUclipsr... My Conclusion so far. Insulting People thinking otherwise (F and WB) , No real explanation given for order of the brands when it is given the reason is only valid for some models.
I am sorry 😂 this is definitely the wrong video to introduce you to the channel as I stated in the introduction.
If you want in-depth information about a brand take the hour to watch him repair one. There are plenty of repair videos on this channel where he takes vacuna apart and gives very specific reasons for liking or disliking them.
David Kafka , so this Video is the ranking about the repaiability of those Brands ? Sorry but there are a lot more criteria to a vacuum cleaner... And if it realy would be about reparability then the video also should include statistics how often those brands fail.
In the mean Time I am a Dyson user who is not able to think for himself even though our Dyson is the first cordless Vacuum cleaner which can deal with our amount of dust without failing miserably.
I have been told sharks are bad because they have hard to find filters that are made to make the vacuum fail?
Far more than that feel free to check out some of my other videos on the subject.
ruclips.net/video/b_XMhOR-UKc/видео.html
The plastic used on Dyson vacuums has been known to crack easily if dropped or knocked over!
Hi! You put Zero G in B until they prove otherwise. It’s been a year and I’m wondering if you have changed your mind either way? Thank you!
Zero G should be A teir. They may only make one product, but it's a really good product. Not pperfect, but really, really, good.
I have a 30 year old Kirby LOL! It weighs a ton, and is indestructible BUT it won’t clean the Husky fur from my carpets and I’m over it. Going to most likely get a Miele C3 Cat and Dog now…
What a great video. Man, thank you so much for bringing up all these manufacturers to my attention. I owned Dyson DC14 animal in the past and was actually pleased with it for 7 years. Next time around I thought, why not, and got an Animal ball 2. What a windmill move on my end; but never again will I waste money on dyson. Got a Miele c3 excellence from a friend to try, would probably like a bit of a smoother roll over a thick area rug, but it just kills dyson. Our area rug almost instantly got better looking vs. struggling to move the dyson over it.
We are leaning towards Sebo x7 as we’re used to the upright vacuum and have 2 big dogs.
BTW, great job exposing that dyson fanboy😂.
Thanks again man!
Our primary criteria for a vacuum is one where we aren't constantly pulling hair out of the roller. Has anyone besides Shark and Dyson addressed hair tangles?
Those are some of the worst systems regarding that. The key to preventing tangles is to have a powerful vacuum that sucks the hair off the roller like those mentioned in the video.
ruclips.net/video/RTkUNwBo9Ao/видео.html he just did the video; a couple of the vacuums did great with sucking up hair with no tangles on the rollers.
What about Prolux? I've seen no reviews on their filtration/air particle count like I've seen you do to a Miele (I want due to that review you did).
Feel proud, got a sebo felix few months back
Okay, so I'm gonna make a complaint comment/question here, even though it's really directed at most of the vacuum comparison videos I've watched today: while comparing these, did you even momentarily give any thought to ease of use? For example, I've seen a bunch of reviewers talking about how everyone should get a SEBO, but they weigh like 18+ pounds and - relative to many other modern vacuums - are huge, bulky, oddly-shaped, etc. That might be fine in certain situations, but if you have a very small house and/or are disabled/old/weak/small, it's gonna be a pain to deal with that every time (if you even physically can), especially if you just need to suck up some stuff real quick. I keep seeing people say stuff like that the only reason people want vacuums like the Miele TriFlex or Dyson V12 is "because everyone is becoming so lazy nowadays", but if you live in tight quarters, are on a tight schedule, or have physical limitations, then vacuums like those are a blessing (if you can afford them), despite their shortcomings. Now, I do think they need to put WAY more effort into making them more durable, user-repairable, and long-lasting overall, but just discarding them as useless trash is really, really small-minded.
Generally if you have a physical disability you want to look at a canister vacuum .
This way you're not having to hold the motor and you're only dealing with one to two pounds in your hand.
Stick vacuums have a place for quick pickups but they really don't even have half the power of most plug-in vacuums. Especially for talking about maneuverability stick vacuums really don't maneuver.
Of course recommend you go into your local vacuum store and take a test drive no matter what you buy. Hope that's a little bit more insight for you. If you look at vacuum specific reviews I do you'll see see that I always discuss maneuverability in detail always.
1:28 for posting a picture of her and saying what you said, I gave you a like hahahhaah. Loved that joke!
Great video, I have options to replace my Shark Shit machine
Guess I'm a windmill brain, love my sharks!
Well, it's fucking obese 🤣🤣🤣
That's some funny shit! I'm subscribing to you buddy!
Great list and great review!