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Question: If I have wooden floors, oriental carpets and a dog, would the Capri suffice and save me $100? Or will I wish I'd spent the $100 for the Delphi?
Document: I thought I'd only want the one setting...MAX, but it'll pull the rugs up! So I use that setting just on the hard floors. It sucked up some dog hair (or part of a small fur bearing creature) that had been lodged under my bathroom vanity for years. Cool!!
I was instantly sold and brought the new Miele home. I would've ordered online but I really needed to try it out in the store because of my dog's hair.I have spent 2 hours vacuuming everything I can possibly vacuum!!! The floors, ottoman, baseboards, lamp shades and I'm loving it. It is hard to believe that someone can get so excited about a vacuum. I gave the Delphi a 4 star rating only because I found it maneuvered a bit awkwardly over the power cord at times.
It is also about half as loud as my Electrolux which everyone will appreciate. It does have a manual bag full indicator which is nice. We spent another $100 to get that on the Electrolux but it never did work, was never happy about that! I bought less expensive mags from 3M instead of the Miele brand. 3M makes good products so I am confident it will be ok as 3rd party products usually have to meet obvious product requirements. I would not use cheap paper bags.
Was totally worth the extra money to get this model with the switch on the handle to go from carpets to hard floors. The suction is great and it's easy to maneuver under the bed, couch, etc. I would have given it five stars except that sometimes it tips over as it gets stuck on the power cord. Otherwise, I love it.
This is my second Miele vacuum, the first one lasted 8 or 9 years. I have two collies which shed all the time and this vacuum picks up the hair very well. I have 100% wood and tile floors with only two area rugs. The vacuum is very lightweight and easy to carry upstairs. At first I thought I was not going to like the attachments on the outside of the vacuum, but I find it very convenient.
I don't normally post reviews, but i'm really glad i bought this vacuum. Everything about it is upscale quality. I just vacuumed all the dog air from undernieth the cusions of my couch and it came right off. The people that say it doesn't work good on bare floors must be using the attachment thats ment for carpet, don't be mislead by an operator problem. I'll never go back to an upright bagless vacuum, i was skeptical but now i know i made the right choice.
These units have a common problem with the cord winder. Ours died after the electrical contacts on the cord winder stopped functioning, rendering the unit useless. It would no longer start. The replacement part costs $150 + labor. I'd expect more for a $500 machine. Not the Miele quality I would have expected. Moving on...
The Miele filter bags hold more than expected, lasting longer than I thought they would; the dust and debris is also compacted into the bag. With the old Stowaway, the dust bin required emptying after each room. (We have three dogs... and LOTS of dog hair!) Now we don't have to empty the vacuum cleaner for weeks.
i've bought so many cheap vacuums trying to save money,but they never work and never last. This Miele has the best suction of any vacuum i've ever had. I also love the cord retraction feature. The whole thing is so portable making cleaning with it a breeze. I do agree with another reviewer that if you have hardwood floors you probably should purchase the parquet attachment as well, but totally worth it.
I like the fact that the telescoping wand and power head lie flat to reach under chairs, beds, and my kitchen island. This is by far the most powerful and quietest vacuum I've owned. I really hesitated spending $500 for a vacuum as I've always spent around $250 for one. But when I'm frustrated with the cheaper models performance a couple years in and end up buying a new one, I figured it would be money well spent if it lasts.
Answer: Depends on the dog's fur, I think. The electric hose and the motorized brush really do make a difference but if your dog's hair clumps, I feel like the difference might not be as big. I'd probably go with the Delphi with any pet, though. That's my personal opinion.