Miele - Boost CX1 Cat & Dog Obsidian black (SNCE0)

U svakom slučaju jedan bez kese. Isprobao sam jako puno njih i moram nažalost reći da bi opet uzeo Miele. Siemens zna imati jako dobre - vrlo tihe a snažne, ali većina njihovih su govno. Siemens Z 7.0 je predobar ali sa kesom nažalost. Ja imam Miele Boost CX1 ime mogu da se žalim.

This Miele Boost cat and dog is a great Bagless canister

I see the appeal of a stick. I have a V15. It’s about 3 yrs old. It’s primary role is for in-between cleans, small messes. Touch-ups. But, if I am going to vac our main living areas or the entire house, I can get the job done a lot faster with my Miele. If I am going to deep clean the carpet, I don’t pre-vac with my V15. I use my Kirby. If I am going to detail a vehicle, Miele. If I am going to use attachments for deep cleaning, Miele.

The two “compact” offerings from Miele, which are engineered specifically for small homes with all hard flooring, include the Miele Compact C1 and Miele CX1 Boost. There is a like-new open-box Compact C1 on eBay right now for $299, but I would upgrade to the parquet twister floor head of which you can choose two widths - wide and extra wide. Seller: “Amber and Mika’s Store” …I almost bought it but decided to get a CX1 Boost, instead. I also have a V15, but man the floor head is so narrow. Feels like it takes forever to use it! Suction could be better, but it’s about the strongest cordless stick available, it and the Miele HX2.

Overall, Miele's bagless vacuums are not as good as their bagged vacuums. Their bagless vacuums only have single cyclones so their filters tend to clog up with dirt faster. Also, bagless vacuums in general are not good for allergies and require more maintenance than bagged vacuums. There are 2 Miele CX1 vacuums, the smaller Boost CX1 which is suction-only and the larger Blizzard CX1 which comes as suction-only or with a carpet powerhead. If you have low to medium pile carpet in small amounts the suction-only models can use a turbo brush. The carpet powerhead is better if you have lots of carpet or high pile/plush carpets. You can add a turbo brush to any model but you cannot add a carpet powerhead to other models because they lack the wiring. If you don't have allergies and only minimal amounts of low pile carpets the Miele CX1 models will work for your flooring. But they're messy to empty and you'll need to clean their filters regularly. They are nice quiet vacuums with good suction. $200 is a good price for any of the Miele CX1 models, they sell new for $600-1000. If you don't have allergies I would use this vacuum until you get tired of it and then replace. Or if you have allergies or asthma just replace it now for a hepa bagged vacuum.

Whoops, I thought you already bought it. I'm glad you didn't, the bagless Mieles are messy vacuums. The Miele C1 Cat & Dog comes with a carpet powerhead and it is the best model to look for. Any time you can get the carpet powerhead it will clean carpets better. The C3 Kona and C3 Cat & Dog also come with the carpet powerhead and if you luck out and find them for a low price. The C3 is more expensive because it has a longer cord and a tool compartment, but they have the same cleaning power as the C1. If you just have a little low pile carpet you might be able to get by with a turbo brush. In that case any bagged C1, C2, or C3 Miele can use a turbo brush. I'd say look for the C1 Cat & Dog first, the C1 Turbo and C1 Pure Suction as second choices. Miele's turbo brush is $150 and it's worth it over the generic tools because Miele's turbo brush keeps spinning much better than the generic copies. The Miele C1 Pure Suction is $400 new, so ideally you want to find a used C1 Pure Suction $100-150. The Miele C1 Turbo is $500, so around $150-200 is fair. Used prices should be half or less than a new vacuum because you'll need to buy new bags and filters and it comes with no warranty. Another option is the Powr-Flite Newton with Turbo Brush $171. This is a copy-cat of the Henry vacuums. It has strong suction but it's quiet. The Turbo Brush is made by the same German company that makes the turbo brushes for Miele. The Newton uses large hepa bags and has a long 35 ft. cord. Downsides are there's no automatic cord rewinder and the 2 included small tools are cheap.

I have a Meile cat and dog hepa vacuum. More pricey than most but I’ve had it about six years now and it runs just as well today. Worth it.

Shark vacs are garbage. My sister has a Stratos I just painfully took apart to clean, and while it improved the performance slightly, it’s still a vacuum that takes several passes to pick up a 1 cm square scrap of paper. They have a planned obsolescence. I would repair your Miele, because no cordless will ever match its torque. If your vacuum dealer can’t repair it to your satisfaction, ask what they’ll have on sale for BF.

You’re so welcome! Now my sister is blissfully ignorant of the magic that can happen when we learn how to take these things apart and de-gunk them, but that Stratos has some ridiculous build choices that trap utter filth in the hardest-to-reach crevices, so it took me a couple of days to make a difference—and remind her she could actually replace the foam and felt filters, instead of me cleaning them with a soak in a few drops of Dawn Platinum. My sister has lousy instincts vis a vis appliances, and buys whatever’s on sale. I’ve watched her go through three vacuums in as many years. I am trying to convince her buying quality would last and clean better—but she doesn’t prioritize cleaning products. I have the Miele animal bagless (Is it the C1 or CX…I’m not near it right now to verify). I’ve had it for 6+ years, clean it regularly, and it’s a champ. The thing about odors that remain in vacuum cleaners is because unchecked, there’s plenty of places something unpleasant can stick on the way to the inside. If there’s a repair/retailer near you, make that stop one and scoop up a deal if the diagnosis isn’t promising. Godspeed! I do keep a stick in my kitchen for quick kitchen disasters and last-minute sweeps before leaving or expecting guests. It’s the v12 Animal I bought in early 2020, and regularly maintained, it has never let me down.

Wenn Du soviel Geld in die Hand nimmst: Miele CX - Serie; hat mein Schwager, ist gut. Wobei ich immer noch ein Freund von Beutelsaugern bin, die Beutel bringen einen preislich nicht um (und sind anders als Tintenpatronen nicht gechipt, günstige Drittanbieter also möglich) und sind sauberer. Du kannst die heutigen Staubsauger dennoch nicht mit denen von früher™ vergleichen - die Technik heute ist zwar effizienter, aber an die 2200W - Dinger kommt sie dennoch nicht ran. Quelle: haben einen neuen 890W Miele und einen älteren mit 2200W - der nuckelt wesentlich schneller mit der XL-Parkettdüse (übrigens sehr zu empfehlen) über den Boden.

Can you tell me how to get the best effort from the Miele? I bought the pet one and it's not love over here. It left my disappointed honestly.

Ours is bagless, but it doesn't grab the dirt and isn't great on carpet at all, maybe we got a dud.

We have a Miele cx and it's grand on the floors and carpets. I mean, it's a vaccum cleaner and is designed for normal household stuff. Does it really make any sense that the rolls Royce of household appliances would make a vaccum thats unsuited to an absolutely normal house floor variety?

Fully agree I've never enjoyed vacuuming as much as after getting a miele Bagless canister vacuum. It Glides around effortlessly, it has gooseneck at several locations to make sure I can rotate the hose whatever the fuck Direction I want regardless of whether or not I have an attachment on it. And while being just as if not more powerful than every other vacuum I've ever had it is quiet even at its maximum level. I can easily maintain a conversation without having to shout. The HEPA filter is easy to clean thanks to the little flicker dial thing I just pull it out hold it over the trash and go to town on that until the chunks stop coming out and when it gets too bad for that it's a washable filter. I also have one of their stackable washing machine and heat pump dryers and I love both of those to death as well. Also went with them for my dishwasher best dishwasher I've ever had doesn't matter what I stick in that thing it will get it clean. I have put baked lasagna trays in there that have sat out overnight with absolutely no soaking or pre rinsing of any kind and it gets it every time. I will definitely be sticking with the brand they are worth their extra cost