Which is the better vacuum? Miele vs Dyson

[@Jixaw.]

You gotta go with Miele. they have my family please.

[@fouroverseven7799]

I love tinkering with vacuums too. My sister had a Dyson that would also clog regularly and I would often take it a part to see if I could fix whatever was wrong. Was usually clogged. She gave up on it and bought a Miele.

[@UpintheOaks_1]

She's very smart! It's the last vacuum she will buy for a long, long time. Be sure to always use Miele bags, not the cheaper ones.

[@Cleaning_Hero]

@@UpintheOaks_1 I second this. The genetics don’t seal properly nor do they retain as much dirt, so all of that goes into the motor.

[@Cleaning_Hero]

Really great demonstration of why people should invest in a higher quality machines aka Miele. You spend a lot up front but you save over time because they don’t need replacing or repairs (if used properly and as intended). I bought their newest top of the line Miele C3 Brilliant in April and am shocked there is no dust in the bag compartment after several months. I was worried the cord rewinder would break in a few years but obviously it’s going to last since yours did. I’ll always have a Miele because if this experience (and your video).

[@zmanifest]

I’m autistic and I collect and restore Dysons. The difference between the two vacuums here really depend on what you’re needs are and what your preference is. If you have a good strong immune system like me and you would prefer a method where you don’t have to worry about buying bags and filters every time they get used. Go for the Dyson. However if you have severe life threatening allergies and a compromised immune system, and it’s worth your health to buy bags. Go for the Miele. I value the advantages and disadvantages between Bagged vacuums and Bagless vacuums. What I can’t tolerate is Biased or Disingenuous information of any kind.

[@Cleaning_Hero]

I would suggest you to buy the new C3, but I don’t think there are any features on them that yours doesn’t have. By the time your Capricorn dies, Miele have a new full size canister design out which will replace the C3, which came out in 2010 as the S8 series.