Best Miele Vacuum Cleaners

Great for an in-depth deep clean! – We bought this vacuum to do an in depth deep clean of our house once a week… well we were absolutely blown away with how well it performs! All of the… Read more

different settings and how well they work in conjunction of each other, works fabulous with our stick vac for day to day and amazing with everything else, can do the curtains, floor, skirting boards, you name it; this vacuum does it.

TOP NOTCH REASONABLY PRICED VACUUM – This vaccum cleaner is lightweight, easy to manoeuvre, compact, excellent suction, priced really well Show details

Fabulous Vacuum for the money. We had a cheap Electrolux before this. The Miele has amazing suction and is really easy to manoeuvre. The vacuum is… Read more

lightweight and is well built. If you’re after a really good vacuum for a few hundred $, look no further. As a side note we have other Miele appliances and they are all well built and trouble free.

We've had Miele vacuums for at least 20 years now as we are a multipet household with lots of shedding going on. This is the latest model and works… Read more

well. It only differs from the standard Guard L1 because of the inclusion of a turbo brush. I supplement my carpet cleaning with my Dyson, although the Dyson filter isn't a fan of my German Shepherd's hair and needs cleaning out more often since the GSD arrived. But that's another story.

My biggest beef with the Guard L1 Cat and Dog is that the vacuum cleaner arrived with an ActiveAirClean 50 exhaust filter which needs replacement after about 50 hours of use. Guard L1 replacement vacuum bags require the Miele TU type. While the box includes replacement exhaust filter cloths, these are not suitable for the ActiveAirClean 50 exhaust filter. You need the open the exhaust filter cartridge to insert the replacement filter cloth, but the ActiveAirClean 50 filter cartridge cannot be opened, so I cannot use the replacement filter cloths provided and will have to separately order an ActiveAirClean 50 replacement filter.

It of course begs the question why the Guard L1 Cat and Dog came with the ActiveAirClean 50 exhaust filter when you need a different filter cartridge to fit the replacement filter cloths.

I can only think this is a money making exercise, which is really quite disappointing.

Miele drops the ball – As I am very happy with my other Miele products, I decided to give Miele a go with their very versatile Triflex HX2 cordless vacuum cleaner. Pros •… Read more

Strong suction power • Option to have switch motor to the bottom means less effort to vacuum floor Cons • Short battery life 10 to 20 minutes on high • For hand held short reach vacuuming, the unit can be problematic for people who don't have the strength in their wrists, elbow and shoulders .... perhaps it's a blessing that there is a short battery life! • Small volume dust collection canister ... but most cordless vacuum vacuum cleaners have this issue • Emptying of dust canister is fiddly Summary: If you have no issues with strength in the arms and shoulders (maybe you do weights) then this might be worth looking at. Otherwise, I‘d look at alternatives.