This. Have both, bloody good suck. Will not die.
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Well this sucks..... (Vacuums)
- Thread starter banther
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This. Have both, bloody good suck. Will not die.
banther
ClioSport Club Member
JL dont have any Henry's by us so the search is postponed.
I might have to go look a this Miele. Its a shame they dont do Hoover test drives!! You cant gain much from looking at it in a shop. I assume they're also good for hard floors?
Henry is absolutely superb, had dysons etc etc, but Henry tops the lot of them, he takes any job on, even dust out the fire without clogging and other stuff which absolutely destroys your bagless vacumes. Massive capacity bag, cheap to buy and replace.........no contest.
Ive got 1 for home, and 1 for the shop.....and hes always smiling!
Ive got 1 for home, and 1 for the shop.....and hes always smiling!
banther
ClioSport Club Member
A natural salesman.
But more importantly - have you custom sprayed it? If not, pull your finger out! haha. I think they'd look good in a pearlescent purple.
I see with the bags you can buy a massive cloth one that you can simply empty rather than replacing the bags all the time. Im going to accessorize this thing to the hilt.
I have one of these (i think) in my terrace house, fine on carpet and tiled floor:
http://www.miele.co.uk/vacuum-cleaners/S762-Teybury-Red-416/
At the house I have one of these (I think), again fine on carpet, all of downstairs it wood. Funky nozzle is funky and useful:
http://www.sebo.co.uk/domestic-vacuum-cleaners/uprights/x4-pet/
coolspot007007
ClioSport Club Member
Seat Leon Cupra
All the cleaning firms (about 8) in our buildings (around 150) use Henrys, make of that what you will.
A.N. Other
My Sebo pulls itself along the carpet it's that powerful!
I know! First time i used it and I didn't switch to the nozzle quick enough it ran away!
banther
ClioSport Club Member
Haha serious?!
Now thats the sort of suction I'm after!!!
My mum in law has one of those Kirby things. That managed to pull the carpet up from the door frame. f**k paying those prices though.
A.N. Other
Yeah a little bit when it's got a new bag in it.
It'll not the easiest to manoeuvre but it works well & that's what I wanted most.
It'll not the easiest to manoeuvre but it works well & that's what I wanted most.
Anyone have any experience with Robot Vacuums?
I'm guessing you get what you pay for?
Looking at a mop/sucker combo that will look after itself for long periods, so ideally will have a cleaning/charging station.
Any thoughts on the ones you currently have?
Also needs to integrate with Home Assistant ideally for Project Automate 2025
I'm guessing you get what you pay for?
Looking at a mop/sucker combo that will look after itself for long periods, so ideally will have a cleaning/charging station.
Any thoughts on the ones you currently have?
Also needs to integrate with Home Assistant ideally for Project Automate 2025
5/10 fairly useless but has a good knowledge of Space Corps directives
I was initally looking at this but hoping to find something cheaper that is almost on par.
Cads
ClioSport Club Member
Elise, Merc C180 Est
Can I go backwards in technology?
We are after a new mains powered upright to replace an old Dyson. I’ve kept it going for years, but spares are getting harder to source and it owes us nothing.
The Dyson ball seems to be their only upright these days.
Are Sharks any good? Or Vax?
We have a dog so needs to suck like a crack whore.
We are after a new mains powered upright to replace an old Dyson. I’ve kept it going for years, but spares are getting harder to source and it owes us nothing.
The Dyson ball seems to be their only upright these days.
Are Sharks any good? Or Vax?
We have a dog so needs to suck like a crack whore.
riz
ClioSport Club Member
Jaguar XFR
dann2707
ClioSport Club Member
Sounds amazing if you ask me
Big ball and head are both excellent
seb
ClioSport Club Member
Clio trophy
Anyone have any experience with Robot Vacuums?
I'm guessing you get what you pay for?
Looking at a mop/sucker combo that will look after itself for long periods, so ideally will have a cleaning/charging station.
Any thoughts on the ones you currently have?
Also needs to integrate with Home Assistant ideally for Project Automate 2025
Did you buy one in the end?
I am considering one for downstairs as it si 100% tiled and open so could be an ideal scenario.
Wanted a mop and vacuum in one.
This has good reviews:
But £650.00.... But flipside is I don';t want to spend an amount on something that will just be s**t...
MLB
ClioSport Club Member
That Eufy does look good, probably the one I'd go for. We've got a cheapish Chinese one that hoovers and mops but the mop has to be placed and removed manually and the water filled manually which is not ideal. Hoovering works well but it doeant have any AI tech so just sucks up everything in its path 😂
sorry missed this, I've done many many hours of YT watching and have settled on the Switchbot S10.
Mostly because it has a docking station you can plumb in under your kickboard on the sink. It then uses that to clean and empty/top up its fluids. Advantage of this is that I've read a lot of the docking stations that hold liquid can stink if you don't change the water often.
Also then has a docking station to charge and empty the bag.
Will be buying in the next few days and will update on how good it is.
@seb almost a week in so far and I like it, you need to understand its limits but if you have large clear areas it does a brilliant job of mopping and vacuuming. I can do the hallway, Living room and kitchen/dining room x2 in one charge on full mega mop and suction. I've got it set to do two sweeps of the downstairs at 11am everyday. Make sure the doors are open and the kids toys and anything else off the floor, go out to the office and come back to it complete. It also returns a couple of times to clean the mop during this run.
Now the downsides.....
Living room is a deep pile rug, I've had to set this as a no go zone as it does get itself stuck, it can do it but occasionally you need to go in and pick it up, put it back down which I don't want to do.
Also which is a bit of a pain is the front and back doormats get sucked up. For now I've set these as no go zones but I've read you can reduce suction on certain areas and it overcomes this.
Biggest gripe is 70 days maintenance free it was sold as. Not the case. Also yearly maintenance kit is £99 a year for bags, brushes, rollers etc. But I guess that is up to you how often you change them for peak performance.
Bit disappointed I paid £500 when it was £400 about 6 weeks ago but I could probably hung around for a sale if I was patient.
Now the downsides.....
Living room is a deep pile rug, I've had to set this as a no go zone as it does get itself stuck, it can do it but occasionally you need to go in and pick it up, put it back down which I don't want to do.
Also which is a bit of a pain is the front and back doormats get sucked up. For now I've set these as no go zones but I've read you can reduce suction on certain areas and it overcomes this.
Biggest gripe is 70 days maintenance free it was sold as. Not the case. Also yearly maintenance kit is £99 a year for bags, brushes, rollers etc. But I guess that is up to you how often you change them for peak performance.
Bit disappointed I paid £500 when it was £400 about 6 weeks ago but I could probably hung around for a sale if I was patient.
ChrisR
ClioSport Club Member
Reminds me of this tweet I saw
Still keep meaning to buy a 'better' one than the cheap one I bought to try them out, but it does the job well for where I wanted it to clean.
Not so fussed on having the mopping stuff automated as I don't do the mopping that much (but maybe if it was more hands off I'd have it do it more...), but having an emptying station would at least save me the bother of doing that.
Tempted to get one to stick on the upstairs landing for the carpets up there, at the moment I take it upstairs and get it to do what it can before the battery dies.
Like you I didn’t mop that often but I think that was just because of the effort. World of difference with the robot mopping every day, looks so much better. With it plumbed to the mains it is no extra effort, fills, empties, cleans and dries the mop itself.Reminds me of this tweet I saw
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Still keep meaning to buy a 'better' one than the cheap one I bought to try them out, but it does the job well for where I wanted it to clean.
Not so fussed on having the mopping stuff automated as I don't do the mopping that much (but maybe if it was more hands off I'd have it do it more...), but having an emptying station would at least save me the bother of doing that.
Tempted to get one to stick on the upstairs landing for the carpets up there, at the moment I take it upstairs and get it to do what it can before the battery dies.
Mine is mid range price I’d say, I’d love to see how good a £1000 one is now for comparison
ChrisR
ClioSport Club Member
Yeah like the sound of that auto fill thing.
Also on the service kit, is there anyone on Amazon selling non official ones, might be a fair bit cheaper. For mine I just bought whichever set was cheapest, thought after 2 years I'd better replace the roller/filters etc rather than just keep cleaning them up.
Also on the service kit, is there anyone on Amazon selling non official ones, might be a fair bit cheaper. For mine I just bought whichever set was cheapest, thought after 2 years I'd better replace the roller/filters etc rather than just keep cleaning them up.
Rob
ClioSport Moderator
Reminds me of this tweet I saw
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Still keep meaning to buy a 'better' one than the cheap one I bought to try them out, but it does the job well for where I wanted it to clean.
Not so fussed on having the mopping stuff automated as I don't do the mopping that much (but maybe if it was more hands off I'd have it do it more...), but having an emptying station would at least save me the bother of doing that.
Tempted to get one to stick on the upstairs landing for the carpets up there, at the moment I take it upstairs and get it to do what it can before the battery dies.
Want a second hand barely used one for just such a duty?
I bought one for Berlin, hasn’t come out of the box since I moved home.
Rob
ClioSport Moderator
It’s a eufy L60 if that helps 😂
