Miele vacuum cleaners have long enjoyed a good reputation as the pick of the bunch;
the question is though how do you pick from the pick of the bunch, that's were a Miele vacuum comparison comes in. Gone are the days when women had the time to stroll around the house in a lovely pressed skirt, twin set and high heels pushing a vacuum cleaner and picking up the crumbs and debris dropped by accident by our considerate family. These days we are more likely to be running through the house in our sweat pants and bare feet pulling the vacuum and hoping that we have good enough eye sight to get at least the big stuff, and hope that the mother in law doesn't look to close.
Miele have a whole range of vacuums to choose from in this Miele vacuum comparison we will look at an upright and a regular canister vacuum and do a comparison so that you can get an idea of which one is the right one for you.
Miele Canister Range
Miele vacuum comparison Capricorn: in the mid size + range the Capricorn has a powerful 1200 watt motor, a choice of brushes including one for parquet floors and an active s class HEPA filter.
On the plus side Minor setbacks
Finger controls on the handle. The power head is a little on the large side
Large cloth bag weighs a little more due to the larger head
Dust bag change indicator.
Miele vacuum comparison Tango upright: High quality upright vacuum with lots of great features, like a swivel head and powerful 1200 watt motor, and an active HEPA with carbon filtration system.
On the plus side Minor setbacks
Filter and bag indicator lights. Weight (22lbs)
Automatic suction settings. Harder to store because of the size
LED headlights
And a whole lot more features on the plus side that it might look like I'm a little in love with it if I keep listing them, but I'm sure you get the picture.
Miele offer approximately 20 different vacuums to choose from in all different price ranges, doing your own Miele vacuum comparison will help answer the biggest question of not should I buy Miele but which one should I get.