Dyson v Miele vacuum

aboard_epsilon

Support the uk economy ..and buy a Henry ..i dont think Dysons are made here any more .

all the best.markj

Domain.Rider

Just to add my 2 pence worth - I've had a Miele Cat & Dog vacuum for several years and despite my careless battering around it's still in one piece and working well. Good suction and great design - actually a pleasure to use compared to the previous Electrolux. Dyson are good - my sister has one, but they're a bit fragile.

huntlyquine

Stub 451 said, "I rang up and explained my Dyson wouldn't start. They said we don't charge callout. If the engineer can fix it and the motor's OK, it will cost £49. If the motor needs replacing it will be £80"

Hi does your dyson need to be in warranty for this service? my Dyson is 7 or 8 years out of warranty

I was about to chuck my dyson as the hose has pulled out of the fittings at both ends. I ordered a new one over the internet quoting the model number etc but what arrived didn't fit so I thought I couldn't buy spares for it any more.

If anyone out there has a number for Dyson sevice I'd be over the moon!

Thanks in advance

italiastar

Neither - Dyson's are not durable - Miele very expensive to repair - for me it's a SEBO - German made, 5 year guarantee and very durable and perform well. Stocked in John Lewis. For a Diy / cylinder hoover you cant beat a Henry - bags are ridiculously cheap too.

slimboy

A friend of mine runs a vacuum repair shop and he recommended a Miele, Sebo’s also come recommended.
I wouldn’t buy a Dyson as they are too fragile.

Good luck.

aboard_epsilon

RansomSpares wrote: »

Just so you are aware, both filters for Dyson, and Vacuum Bags for miele are readily available for both via the net.

at a kings ransom no doupt

will stick with my, ever smilling, ever reliable, gud ol 'enry

all the best.markj

dizziblonde

Don't get Henry - get Hettie - she's got dead cute long eyelashes!

UglyBetty

I've had many vaccum cleaners over the last xx years, some very expensive. I now swear by HENRY - they are basic, inexpensive, do the job and are reliable. I also bought one for my 77year old mum, she loves her Henry!