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Question: If I have wooden floors, oriental carpets and a dog, will the Capri do the job? Or will I wish I'd sprung the extra $100 for the Delphi?
Document: Moving to the mountain retirement house with three floors and needed a vac that would easily do spiral stairs. This unit was the right choice. No need for fancy features, just a need for a light-weight, quality-built, compact designed vacuum. No deep pile carpets, so the motor size and wand units are perfect for the oak and marble floors. The smaller wooden floor head, the longer crevice tool and the extra bags are all good ideas.
I use it on all my furniture and it does an excellent job on my wood stairs.Some have mentioned the short cord. I've found that by choosing the proper receptacle I can clean my entire first floor (4 rooms) by using only 2 receptacles and the same with upstairs (3 bedrooms & a bath).Thanks Miele, for a great vacuum cleaner. It certainly does what it was meant to do. I wish I'd have found you sooner.
The standard floor tool mostly just moved the hair around, but the Turbobrush did a great job getting it up in a short time. So I was very glad I spent the extra money for the Capri model after all.
However, it doesn't work as well (or as quickly) as my old upright on carpet. I have dogs and I can get my one rug clean, but it takes multiple passes and extra time. Miele suggests vacuuming the carpet slowly for best results. If you have multiple rugs or lots of dog hair on the rugs, you may want to consider getting the models with the powered brush head. The parquet floor tool is awesome on wood floors.
Did not work with low pile carpet that it says it will work on. Even on tile floors the head could be better. I returned it and got this Capri model. $100 more but more than worth it. Same canister, except the color, same accessory, except much better sweeper heads.
I couldn't be happier with this vacuum. It is powerful, quiet, lightweight, well designed. My house has hardwood floors with some large oriental rugs. The floor brush maneuvers very nicely and picks up all the grit and dust. I was wary of that non-electric rug brush, but it does a good job! The wands are easy to separate and replace for all the little fussy jobs. The vacuum is easy to steer and lift and does not tax my aging back.
I don't sneeze when I vacuum now! Novel idea!! Plus, it's lightweight, QUIET, and great for any job. Thank you for introducing the Capri to the market. It's perfect for our low pile carpet and hard floors. Not only that, but we're pleased with the price.I don't normally take the time to sing praises for my purchases, but frankly, it wouldn't seem right not to let you know what a satisfied customer I am. Thank you!
I love this little vacuum cleaner. It is very light and not too loud (I hardly turn it up past the forth setting and only when cleaning carpets) so my cats no longer bolt away when I vacuum. I only wish the cord was longer.
Not much to add to the other 100 reviews. This feels like a well built product, perhaps on the expensive side. My biggest nit is not the short hose but the short cord. I have trouble vacuuming our entire living room on a single plug. It is a large but not huge room. Another 3 ft or so of extra cord would have been ideal. I will probably just buy a light duty extension cord and dedicate it to this vac.
Of all the vacuums I've used over my lifetime, this is far and away the superior machine.I purchased the Capri model because I have several large area rugs and the Capri includes the Turbobrush floor attachment as well as the standard floor tool. For a while I thought maybe I could have saved $100 and gotten by with the Olympus model instead, since the standard floor tool seemed to work pretty well by itself on the rugs.
Answer: I have all of that, plus an extra dog.  This vacuum keeps the floors perfectly clean.  The vacuum-powered rotating brush does a magnificent job on my rugs.  I get lazy and use it on the wood floors, too.  Sometimes, the rubber wheels leave skid marks but they're easily wiped away.  The vacuum does come with a regular head, without a rotating brush.  So when I'm feeling energetic I actually put that one on to clean the hardwoods and avoid skidmarks.