Thank you so much for being honest you can’t find that kind of honesty around most representatives that claim they’re not representing a company or a product they’re not too honest, and I agree with you shark vacuum cleaners are not good for the consumer a lot of consumers they don’t know or realize The damage they do to the consumer as far as a hassle with dust blowing up in their faces when they try to empty those containers on those vacuum cleaners and the other issue is the filters clog up and you have to do more maintenance just to use those type of vacuum cleaners the bag type vacuum cleaners are the best kind to consider all it takes is the experience with one of those shark, vacuum, cleaners, and then the consumer will know what you’re trying to tell him them
I got a Sebo E3 on your recommendation a couple years ago and I have to say it's just been a dream to use. It's definitely an expensive vacuum, but I'm so pleased with it and I'm glad someone is doing 'real' reviews for these kinds of products!
Finally a top 5 vacuum cleaner list with all actual good vacuums! If a Sebo or Miele doesn’t appear on a vacuum list then it’s not a reputable list and I never see Sebos on the lists just stupid sharks and dysons. Please people support your local vacuum store! We have REAL vacuums and good ones that are MEANT to be repaired and continue to run not disposable junk.
from watching here, testing at a local vacuum shop, I purchased the Sebo e-3. They recommended this over Miele C model that I was going to purchase. My Sebo is very good, excellent mobility, handle, and ET-1 carpet attachment. It was more expensive than what i was planning to spend
@The Past is the Future He said Sebo is 1) completely made in Germany, parts included 2) warranty, which I have is 10 years vs Miele is either 2-5, Both machines featured in this video are the same price .
@@bern8378 You can. I have area rug, but wanted a good carpet cleaner. Cleans 100% better than Shark upright. If I ever move that has wall to wall, I'll have no problem.
Exactly same happened at my local Vaccum shop. My dealer prefers Sebo E3 over the Miele for the same reasons. I bought E3 home although I do like the miele cute design. 😂
I am based in the UK and I can confirm that the SEBO Felix and E3 are EXCELLENT machines for homes with a mixture of carpet and hard floors. They are quiet and deep down cleaners. They last years and years as are commercial quality, they don’t have any silly fancy gadgets on them, just good quality components and great design. Henry I don’t like as not good for carpets, but they are also built like a tank as will last years and years too. Many builders in the UK have Henry. Professional carpet fitters and commercial and domestic cleaners use SEBO.
I love your doggy, he is so cute. And so tolerant of the vacuum! I have 2 Huskies and after years of owning a Dyson DC14 Animal that was very reliable (but too much exposure to dust for my allergies) I just bought a Sebo E3. I've only had it a day but enjoying it so far (it's so quiet, too!). And I didn't have to wear a mask when cleaning. I haven't used a canister vac in years and years so it's gonna take a minute to get back in the groove of that, but it's really easy to push compared to the Dyson. I liked the idea of bagless as I try to limit my use of disposable things, but I think in this instance it was a false economy. Have really enjoyed watching your videos and learning about vacuums while researching this purchase. :)
I did consider the Sebo (E3?). I have a Miele dishwasher that I've been very happy with, so brand familiarity caused me to go Miele. I am very happy with it. It sucks so hard that it pulled up chunks of my old carpet. So now I have new carpet. Best. Vacuum. Ever! My carpet is brand new again after buying it! :)
You pretty much named the same brands and models I would have. Another great canister cleaner is the Zero G, it also cleans really well. The Henry is a great vacuum but as you said, it wouldn't work very well on a lot of carpet since they don't include an electric power nozzle or even the ability to connect an electric nozzle. You could use one of the battery powered nozzles with Henry though and that would probably work really well. If you want the power of a central vacuum but installing pipes is not an option, you can still have one. Many central vacuum units include a utility valve and for those that don't, just attach a utility valve to the in-take, I have central vacuum units all over my apartment that I use this way including five of them that run on 240 volts. Connect a hose directly to those and the power is incredible.
I have the Sebo E3. Love it. I also have a Maytag upright equivalent to the riccar R20, and I have a Sirena with Wessel Werk ebk 360. The Sebo E3 is my favorite by far.
I purchased a SEBO X4 Automatic for my home that, with the exception of the kitchen & bathrooms was carpeted. All was fine until unforeseen circumstances prevailed and I found myself in a house totally covered in vinyl flooring. This rendered my X4 pretty much useless (unless I remove the roller) and it sits in a closet now. I got an incredible deal on an Oreck Elevate Conquer which is my daily driver now.
I had a Sebo X4 for years (my dad worked for a Sebo retailer) and it was great. Then we got a Felix and I realised how deafeningly loud the X4 was. The Felix is an amazing vacuum!
Can you provide a brief comparison or pros/cons between the Miele Brilliant and the SEBO D4? I have not yet found a comparison review between the two online. I have the upright Cat and Dog that I got over a decade ago and it is still going strong. We were looking at getting a newer version, but it seems Miele went away from distributing upright vacuums. From the canister line, we really like the handheld settings, the headlight, and HEPA (huge allergy issues in the house), and so it seems the Brilliant is the best option. We also have the Miele Triflex which we love for the portability and easy of taking it with us on travel. SEBO is completely new to me. Other than phenomenal (comparable to Miele) reviews, the hospital grade filtration seems to be the only feature that would entice me to switch to a SEBO. Is the SEBO Onyx collection the comparable premium models to the C3 PowerLine - Brilliant? Thank you!
The SEBO D4 is in a whole another class then the Miele C3 . Here's a video between SEBO and Miele that's a fair comparison. ruclips.net/video/xjV3lhD7y1w/видео.html
We have 4 dogs and I vacuum every day. (I hate sweeping). We have vinyl plank flooring and an area rug. Lower level and stairs have low pile carpet. I’ve never owned a vacuum that lasted a decade! I’m a shark buyer. Very much dislike Dyson. Which would you recommend for excessive pet hair and every day use?
I know this is likely taboo but is there any cheap(er) stick (or something light and mobile) you’d recommend for a mix of hardwood and laminate flooring with some accent carpet (runners, living room roll rug etc). Was hoping to DM, little embarrassed to put this out publicly but I’m a disabled veteran looking to get something I can handle physically with my weak wrists up the stairs but also not break the bank. Most just blindly tell me bite the bullet and go Dyson some say buy XYZ Amazon brand. Any suggestions you may have? Whether it’s Amazon/store/brand etc. I was ironically looking at the levoit you recently reviewed since their purifiers are nice but you seemed to dislike it. (Great review nonetheless). Thank you so much if you get a chance to respond.
If you're looking for a secondary stick vacuum. Keep in mind stick vacuums are not meant to be your only vacuum. The LG A9 at Costco is a decent deal. ruclips.net/video/pkRH906AzJE/видео.html
@@PerformanceReviews I have nothing so far, I will check Costco this week. If that’s not suffice for a main vacuum what would you recommend? I was considering the Henry 160 you link. I have 95% hardwood floors in my house the only rugs are accent runners and door mats. I do have pets also.
I am looking for a durable, lightweight, bagless, all surface, long-lasting vacuum for my residential house cleaning staff to use in our community. There are no pets, except a few service dogs. Keep in mind, these house are lived in by mostly elderly people and are sometimes cluttered. I need the vacuum to be able to swivel and turn in small spaces. What do you recommend?
I have a question I used to have the febo D4 canister the black onyx I got rid of it because the power cord would get so hot when I would use it. Maddie dropped it off and had it serviced by a qualified dealership that was certified by sebo am when I got it back it kept having the same problem. I'm thinking about getting the new C Bo III and I wanted to know have you experienced the power cord getting really hot on the model that you just tested
@@PerformanceReviews I heard it's normal for it to get warm. But hot to where you can't even touch the prongs. And I've relocated it's a different outlet and it still does the same thing in every other outlet that I've used.
I would love a review, specifically on vacuums with anti-hair wrap. For me, with my long hair and a 100 lb dog, that is more like a polar bear. It's a deal breaker for me and why I currently have a shark. I see more brands starting to put out vacuums with anti-hair wrap.
The Zero G is a wonderful vacuum cleaner. In fact it almost made this list. I didn't include it because I was going for the best of the best. Higher end vacuum cleaners. However the Zero G's cleaning ability could put it on the top of "the best cleaning vacuums on the market list"
I love my ZeroG but as a collector too am guility of not using mine as much as I should. I also have a Sebo Felix and the K3 the little brother to the E3.
@@PerformanceReviews please what vacuum do you recommend out of the five best vacuums on this list, that can be used to vacuum my couch, area rugs and hard floors? I’ll be greatful if you reply me, I’m planning to get myself a new vacuum and your channel has been helpful
I don't think you could compare ancient designs like Kirby and rainbow that to modern vacuums. MD and Vacuflo are on top of the food chain for central vacuums.
I was surprised to find out that the sebo Felix only has a bronze cert. from CRI. Wouldn't the "best vacuums " all be CRI gold certified? I feel like the Felix is great, but shouldn't I be buying something that meets the criteria for a CRI gold certificate? Thanks for any reply or input you may be able to offer.
I was looking at a Shark Lift Away until I stumbled upon your reviews. What bagged vacuum cleaner do you recommend south of $300? My home is approximately 2,000 sq ft with 99% carpet and stairs. I need something that cleans pet hair and edges.
@Performance Reviews thanks. I watched this video a few days ago. I have been considering a Hoover. Just wanted to double check in case there was there something different to consider.
They don’t know good quality!!!!!!!! Shark and Dyson do have excellent marketing and advertising teams to ‘big up’ what they have and people get sucked into it, they are not built to last and companies like Dyson and Shark want customers to keep upgrading their machines with ‘fancy’ new features every few years!! The fact that Dyson stop supporting a machine after 8 or 9 years is very poor!! A SEBO will be supported well over 20+ years after production!!
@@applianceman6009 VacWars speak on brands that have great budget vacuums for less than $350 so the "budget" Sebo is still too high. You have got to be either be naive or ignorant to think everyone can afford a $500 vacuum.
Please review the Miele Boost CX1 in the coming year. I know you're not a fan of bagless vacuums but the price of bags are getting really expensive. The ones for my Sebo Felix went up $10 this year, and now cost $35 for eight. That might not be a big deal to some who don't vacuum very often, but someone like me who has long haired pets, and a parrot spending $35 a month on vacuum bags is something I'm finding hard to afford.
We don't have that available in this country yet unfortunately. As soon as it's available I will be reviewing it. Don't expect it to save you any money in terms of Expendables. Expect to have a filter or 2 that you're going to change every 3 to 6 months.
The cost of maintenance of a bagless will be more than buying bags. Just sayin. Bagless machines also tend to have more issues and require service more often. In the long run, not worth it.
@@MtnGirll bird seed fill vacuum bags in no time. My cockatoo loves nothing more than to dump his food in the floor. Millet spray seeds in particular is a nightmare to clean He is also a huge fan of Skiny Pop popcorn. I've had to learn to just sweep that up, because just a little popcorn will fill a bag up in no time.
Can I ask why you don’t recommend the Henry for wall-wall carpet? Can’t I just get a different attachment for the carpet? Also, I saw your other canister vs upright video which was awesome and probably the only one available. It seems like what you’re saying is canister w/ right attachment is just as good on mid-high pile carpet as upright? But is there any maneuverability inconvenience factor?
Henry does not have an electric power nozzle thats the reason why people do not use them for wall to wall carpet. You can get the Airo brush attachment for rugs though.
Why did you not include green pet Henry? It is slightly more expensive but you get a nice carpet stairs tool and and another brush attachment for carpets. If red Henry's limitation is just floors and area rugs, looks like the green one can do more. Am I wrong?
I was implying the whole 160 model lineup. Which model you choose is up to you. If that's the basic Henry the Henry pet or the Henry allergy or even Hetty they all are good.
This is a video about good vacuums, not disposable items. On a side note bagless vacuum cleaners cost more to run them back to machines due to having filters that need to be replaced. That tend to cost as much or more than a Year's worth of vacuum bags.
I have 500 square feet of wall to wall carpet up top and 600 hardwood on the bottom. It feels like overkill to spend thousands on a vacuum but I want to stop replacing them every couple of years.
People like myself have 3 vacuum cleaners 2 bagged vacuum cleaners 1 bagles vacuum cleaner everything is proven my bagles vacuum cleaner causes problem's with my health when I clean out
Thank you so much for being honest you can’t find that kind of honesty around most representatives that claim they’re not representing a company or a product they’re not too honest, and I agree with you shark vacuum cleaners are not good for the consumer a lot of consumers they don’t know or realize The damage they do to the consumer as far as a hassle with dust blowing up in their faces when they try to empty those containers on those vacuum cleaners and the other issue is the filters clog up and you have to do more maintenance just to use those type of vacuum cleaners the bag type vacuum cleaners are the best kind to consider all it takes is the experience with one of those shark, vacuum, cleaners, and then the consumer will know what you’re trying to tell him them
replying here so the creator of this video can see my comment----- can we get a wet n dry video like this 🥺
I got a Sebo E3 on your recommendation a couple years ago and I have to say it's just been a dream to use. It's definitely an expensive vacuum, but I'm so pleased with it and I'm glad someone is doing 'real' reviews for these kinds of products!
Finally a top 5 vacuum cleaner list with all actual good vacuums! If a Sebo or Miele doesn’t appear on a vacuum list then it’s not a reputable list and I never see Sebos on the lists just stupid sharks and dysons. Please people support your local vacuum store! We have REAL vacuums and good ones that are MEANT to be repaired and continue to run not disposable junk.
from watching here, testing at a local vacuum shop, I purchased the Sebo e-3. They recommended this over Miele C model that I was going to purchase. My Sebo is very good, excellent mobility, handle, and ET-1 carpet attachment. It was more expensive than what i was planning to spend
@The Past is the Future He said Sebo is 1) completely made in Germany, parts included 2) warranty, which I have is 10 years vs Miele is either 2-5, Both machines featured in this video are the same price .
Thanks for sharing, I don’t have carpet floors but I do have area rugs and hard floor. Do you think I can also use the Sebo e-3??
@@bern8378 You can. I have area rug, but wanted a good carpet cleaner. Cleans 100% better than Shark upright. If I ever move that has wall to wall, I'll have no problem.
Exactly same happened at my local Vaccum shop. My dealer prefers Sebo E3 over the Miele for the same reasons. I bought E3 home although I do like the miele cute design. 😂
I am based in the UK and I can confirm that the SEBO Felix and E3 are EXCELLENT machines for homes with a mixture of carpet and hard floors. They are quiet and deep down cleaners. They last years and years as are commercial quality, they don’t have any silly fancy gadgets on them, just good quality components and great design. Henry I don’t like as not good for carpets, but they are also built like a tank as will last years and years too. Many builders in the UK have Henry. Professional carpet fitters and commercial and domestic cleaners use SEBO.
I can confirm that from the cost of these your better off. buying a robot vac and a cheap vacuum for touch up's
@@johnantonopoulous6381 Robot vacs perform like shite and 99 if not 100% are chinese garbage made with slave labour. No thanks to that!
I love your doggy, he is so cute. And so tolerant of the vacuum! I have 2 Huskies and after years of owning a Dyson DC14 Animal that was very reliable (but too much exposure to dust for my allergies) I just bought a Sebo E3. I've only had it a day but enjoying it so far (it's so quiet, too!). And I didn't have to wear a mask when cleaning. I haven't used a canister vac in years and years so it's gonna take a minute to get back in the groove of that, but it's really easy to push compared to the Dyson. I liked the idea of bagless as I try to limit my use of disposable things, but I think in this instance it was a false economy. Have really enjoyed watching your videos and learning about vacuums while researching this purchase. :)
I did consider the Sebo (E3?). I have a Miele dishwasher that I've been very happy with, so brand familiarity caused me to go Miele. I am very happy with it. It sucks so hard that it pulled up chunks of my old carpet. So now I have new carpet. Best. Vacuum. Ever! My carpet is brand new again after buying it! :)
Love my Sebo Felix. It’s one of the best vacuum cleaners I’ve used.
You pretty much named the same brands and models I would have. Another great canister cleaner is the Zero G, it also cleans really well. The Henry is a great vacuum but as you said, it wouldn't work very well on a lot of carpet since they don't include an electric power nozzle or even the ability to connect an electric nozzle. You could use one of the battery powered nozzles with Henry though and that would probably work really well. If you want the power of a central vacuum but installing pipes is not an option, you can still have one. Many central vacuum units include a utility valve and for those that don't, just attach a utility valve to the in-take, I have central vacuum units all over my apartment that I use this way including five of them that run on 240 volts. Connect a hose directly to those and the power is incredible.
I have the Sebo E3. Love it. I also have a Maytag upright equivalent to the riccar R20, and I have a Sirena with Wessel Werk ebk 360. The Sebo E3 is my favorite by far.
How much is 1 sebo e3 bag
I purchased a SEBO X4 Automatic for my home that, with the exception of the kitchen & bathrooms was carpeted. All was fine until unforeseen circumstances prevailed and I found myself in a house totally covered in vinyl flooring. This rendered my X4 pretty much useless (unless I remove the roller) and it sits in a closet now. I got an incredible deal on an Oreck Elevate Conquer which is my daily driver now.
Glad i researched a bit deeper than that video with dysons and sharks
@performance reviews I’m surprised why Sebo D4 did not make the list. Are you saying E3 is better than D4? How?
I had a Sebo X4 for years (my dad worked for a Sebo retailer) and it was great. Then we got a Felix and I realised how deafeningly loud the X4 was. The Felix is an amazing vacuum!
Great video. New follower gained. Curious - why did you rand the Miele c3 beneath Sebo e?
These are not in any particular order as stated in the video.
Can you provide a brief comparison or pros/cons between the Miele Brilliant and the SEBO D4? I have not yet found a comparison review between the two online. I have the upright Cat and Dog that I got over a decade ago and it is still going strong. We were looking at getting a newer version, but it seems Miele went away from distributing upright vacuums. From the canister line, we really like the handheld settings, the headlight, and HEPA (huge allergy issues in the house), and so it seems the Brilliant is the best option. We also have the Miele Triflex which we love for the portability and easy of taking it with us on travel. SEBO is completely new to me. Other than phenomenal (comparable to Miele) reviews, the hospital grade filtration seems to be the only feature that would entice me to switch to a SEBO. Is the SEBO Onyx collection the comparable premium models to the C3 PowerLine - Brilliant? Thank you!
The SEBO D4 is in a whole another class then the Miele C3 .
Here's a video between SEBO and Miele that's a fair comparison.
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It seems every vacuum here other then the SEBO Felix is a canister vacuum. Do you have other reccomendations for Uprights?
Thank you for reviewing something other than Dyson and shark
Can't disagree with this list!
Thank you, thank you very much for this video! I learned so much from this video, I love my Miele canister and my other vacuum cleaners!
We have 4 dogs and I vacuum every day. (I hate sweeping). We have vinyl plank flooring and an area rug. Lower level and stairs have low pile carpet. I’ve never owned a vacuum that lasted a decade! I’m a shark buyer. Very much dislike Dyson. Which would you recommend for excessive pet hair and every day use?
You should be taking a look at SEBO, Miele and Lindhuas. If I were you I would go into your local vacuum store and take a test drive
Miele classic is perfect for hard floors.
I know this is likely taboo but is there any cheap(er) stick (or something light and mobile) you’d recommend for a mix of hardwood and laminate flooring with some accent carpet (runners, living room roll rug etc). Was hoping to DM, little embarrassed to put this out publicly but I’m a disabled veteran looking to get something I can handle physically with my weak wrists up the stairs but also not break the bank. Most just blindly tell me bite the bullet and go Dyson some say buy XYZ Amazon brand. Any suggestions you may have? Whether it’s Amazon/store/brand etc. I was ironically looking at the levoit you recently reviewed since their purifiers are nice but you seemed to dislike it. (Great review nonetheless). Thank you so much if you get a chance to respond.
If you're looking for a secondary stick vacuum. Keep in mind stick vacuums are not meant to be your only vacuum. The LG A9 at Costco is a decent deal.
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@@PerformanceReviews I have nothing so far, I will check Costco this week. If that’s not suffice for a main vacuum what would you recommend? I was considering the Henry 160 you link. I have 95% hardwood floors in my house the only rugs are accent runners and door mats. I do have pets also.
@@RjSchoppHenry is a great choice. Miele classic is perfect for all hard floors and a great value. Anything carpeted, go with Sebo.
I am looking for a durable, lightweight, bagless, all surface, long-lasting vacuum for my residential house cleaning staff to use in our community. There are no pets, except a few service dogs. Keep in mind, these house are lived in by mostly elderly people and are sometimes cluttered. I need the vacuum to be able to swivel and turn in small spaces. What do you recommend?
Sounds like you're looking for a bagged vacuum if you want long-lasting and durable
I have a question I used to have the febo D4 canister the black onyx I got rid of it because the power cord would get so hot when I would use it. Maddie dropped it off and had it serviced by a qualified dealership that was certified by sebo am when I got it back it kept having the same problem. I'm thinking about getting the new C Bo III and I wanted to know have you experienced the power cord getting really hot on the model that you just tested
It's normal for an electrical cord to get hot on a vacuum cleaner.
@@PerformanceReviews I heard it's normal for it to get warm. But hot to where you can't even touch the prongs. And I've relocated it's a different outlet and it still does the same thing in every other outlet that I've used.
Did you look at the Riccar Prima when you made the list, especially the one with the Tandem air power head?
That is a horrible product. Riccar now manufactures the majority of their products in China .
I would love a review, specifically on vacuums with anti-hair wrap. For me, with my long hair and a 100 lb dog, that is more like a polar bear. It's a deal breaker for me and why I currently have a shark. I see more brands starting to put out vacuums with anti-hair wrap.
"Anti hair wrap " is marketing hype. Most high end vacuums have had this feature for years. Being designed right the first time makes a difference.
@@PerformanceReviewsTHIS
IS THE K2 DECENT? THE MILITARY BX HAS FOR 300 @@PerformanceReviews
What is the best cordless vacuum and best robot vacuum?
I'll have to pick the trash in better neighborhoods! lol Nice vacuums. Thanks for the recommend.
Well dang, I just bought a Zero G. Hoping you’re still a fan but didn’t include it because of it’s limited time in the market?
The Zero G is a wonderful vacuum cleaner. In fact it almost made this list. I didn't include it because I was going for the best of the best. Higher end vacuum cleaners. However the Zero G's cleaning ability could put it on the top of "the best cleaning vacuums on the market list"
I love my ZeroG but as a collector too am guility of not using mine as much as I should. I also have a Sebo Felix and the K3 the little brother to the E3.
@@PerformanceReviews please what vacuum do you recommend out of the five best vacuums on this list, that can be used to vacuum my couch, area rugs and hard floors? I’ll be greatful if you reply me, I’m planning to get myself a new vacuum and your channel has been helpful
How do the five aforementioned vacuum cleaners compare to the latest Kirby and Rainbow vacuum cleaners? What is the best central vacuum system?
I don't think you could compare ancient designs like Kirby and rainbow that to modern vacuums.
MD and Vacuflo are on top of the food chain for central vacuums.
I was surprised to find out that the sebo Felix only has a bronze cert. from CRI. Wouldn't the "best vacuums " all be CRI gold certified? I feel like the Felix is great, but shouldn't I be buying something that meets the criteria for a CRI gold certificate?
Thanks for any reply or input you may be able to offer.
Pick up capability does not define best alone. There are other factors like handling ,noise ,quality ,convenience.
I was looking at a Shark Lift Away until I stumbled upon your reviews. What bagged vacuum cleaner do you recommend south of $300? My home is approximately 2,000 sq ft with 99% carpet and stairs. I need something that cleans pet hair and edges.
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@Performance Reviews thanks. I watched this video a few days ago. I have been considering a Hoover. Just wanted to double check in case there was there something different to consider.
But, but, VacWars and mommy bloggers said Dysons and Sharks are the ONLY vacuums we should get!
If VacWars and mommy bloggers are recommending Shark or Dyson over anything, they don’t know jack shit!!😂
They don’t know good quality!!!!!!!! Shark and Dyson do have excellent marketing and advertising teams to ‘big up’ what they have and people get sucked into it, they are not built to last and companies like Dyson and Shark want customers to keep upgrading their machines with ‘fancy’ new features every few years!! The fact that Dyson stop supporting a machine after 8 or 9 years is very poor!! A SEBO will be supported well over 20+ years after production!!
Maybe because they're more affordable 🤷🏾♀️
$300-$500 is not the most affordable!! You can get a budget Sebo model for $500!!
@@applianceman6009 VacWars speak on brands that have great budget vacuums for less than $350 so the "budget" Sebo is still too high. You have got to be either be naive or ignorant to think everyone can afford a $500 vacuum.
I have the Henry, but it doesn’t do too well on thick carpet with the pro attachment. Is there another addon you’d recommend?
Why would you have a Henry if you have carpet? Also the SEBO K3 or E3 would be my recommendation
You could also get a battery powered wand. They do great with the Henry on thick carpet.
I use a wessel-werk battery powered 360.
What would you recommend for an all tile house with pets? I would occasionally use for the car as well.
Any of the canisters on that list.
Miele Classic.
I am sold on Miele.
Man these are very nice but wow the price.
what about uprights? I have central vacuum, but it doesn't do well with pet hair.
Sounds like something's not working right you should call your local central vacuum repair center and get that fixed.
Please review the Miele Boost CX1 in the coming year. I know you're not a fan of bagless vacuums but the price of bags are getting really expensive. The ones for my Sebo Felix went up $10 this year, and now cost $35 for eight. That might not be a big deal to some who don't vacuum very often, but someone like me who has long haired pets, and a parrot spending $35 a month on vacuum bags is something I'm finding hard to afford.
We don't have that available in this country yet unfortunately. As soon as it's available I will be reviewing it.
Don't expect it to save you any money in terms of Expendables. Expect to have a filter or 2 that you're going to change every 3 to 6 months.
The cost of maintenance of a bagless will be more than buying bags. Just sayin. Bagless machines also tend to have more issues and require service more often. In the long run, not worth it.
Dude that’s got to be an exaggeration. I clean 2-3 pet heavy client homes a day with my E3 and I don’t go through close to that many bags.
@@MtnGirll bird seed fill vacuum bags in no time. My cockatoo loves nothing more than to dump his food in the floor. Millet spray seeds in particular is a nightmare to clean He is also a huge fan of Skiny Pop popcorn. I've had to learn to just sweep that up, because just a little popcorn will fill a bag up in no time.
What’s the name of the coffee table at 3:37?
What is the best cordless for hardwood floors
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Can I ask why you don’t recommend the Henry for wall-wall carpet? Can’t I just get a different attachment for the carpet?
Also, I saw your other canister vs upright video which was awesome and probably the only one available. It seems like what you’re saying is canister w/ right attachment is just as good on mid-high pile carpet as upright? But is there any maneuverability inconvenience factor?
Henry does not have an electric power nozzle thats the reason why people do not use them for wall to wall carpet. You can get the Airo brush attachment for rugs though.
Why did you not include green pet Henry? It is slightly more expensive but you get a nice carpet stairs tool and and another brush attachment for carpets. If red Henry's limitation is just floors and area rugs, looks like the green one can do more. Am I wrong?
I was implying the whole 160 model lineup. Which model you choose is up to you. If that's the basic Henry the Henry pet or the Henry allergy or even Hetty they all are good.
@@PerformanceReviews Henrys are so much more expensive in the US. Just looked at the official site, they only cost 130 pounds. Wow.
do any of these do bagless?
This is a video about good vacuums, not disposable items. On a side note bagless vacuum cleaners cost more to run them back to machines due to having filters that need to be replaced. That tend to cost as much or more than a Year's worth of vacuum bags.
I have 500 square feet of wall to wall carpet up top and 600 hardwood on the bottom. It feels like overkill to spend thousands on a vacuum but I want to stop replacing them every couple of years.
Then get a Miele C1 Cat and dog Best of all worlds for that.
Susan must be a Shark and Dyson fangirl
I rather stick to vacuums that come with a turbine head or use a turbine head
What country are you in?
What is the BEST Carpet cleaning Vaccum
A Central Vacuum
So you actually like your in-law? Haha
Yes I actually do 😁
Great if you got a Grand to spend, but what about us poofolk? Ya know the $200 range.
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Whenever I get a house, I might consider an MD central vacuum that is for a 10,000 sq ft house even if it’s only a 1200 sq ft house.
Save your money.
People like myself have 3 vacuum cleaners 2 bagged vacuum cleaners 1 bagles vacuum cleaner everything is proven my bagles vacuum cleaner causes problem's with my health when I clean out
Bagged vacuum cleaners are more healthy for your health
No Riccar?
Lol, Overpriced high maintenance Chinese machines do not make this list.
@@PerformanceReviews Most models are made in St. James, Mourissi. Do better research. Out cleans all of these you show.
ah man this is so annoying, I just got v15 detect, and then watched this video :(((((( I'd get miele if I watched this before
Believe the hype 🤣
Why is there a shark vacuum in the thumbnail?
It's a joke from the Discord server.
The Miele pulled all the dye out of my carpets.
Cool story Bro 🤣
What is yout opinion on this heavily overpriced mashines like rainbow and so on?
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@@PerformanceReviews thanks!