Which Vacuum Cleaner to buy from Harvey Norman?

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  Cheeper on 06/01/2015 - 11:04

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  Miele…. perform and built to last.

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  chazfg on 06/01/2015 - 12:25

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  Dyson DC59 Animal was my best buy for 2014.
  Our house is 200sqm, carpet in all bedrooms and the rest are tile. One messy 2yr old and a dog.
  I personally could not go back to conventional vacuum cleaners, being cordless and very light weight for me means I don't need to procrastinate on cleaning any more.

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  mapleice on 06/01/2015 - 12:29

  I would skip all of them and go for a Nilfisk, best warranty, performance at a fraction of the price. Much quieter also and bags and filters won't cost you a fortune.

  I used to sell all of these and trust me when I say that you pay for the brand name on Dyson and Miele. Kind of like buying a BMW, does the same job, at a much larger price when compared to others.

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  NancyCat on 06/01/2015 - 15:26

  Thumbs up for Miele. We bought our first Miele 'Cat & Dog' 10 years ago, it was so good that we bought another one for upstairs few years ago. We have a cat, a dog, 3 messy young kids (& husband), we use both vacuums almost every day. Floor boards, tiles, rugs all good.
  The Miele Cat & Dog is $559 at the moment at HN.
  http://www.harveynorman.com.au/miele-s8320ex-classic-cat-and…

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    [Deactivated] on 08/01/2015 - 13:50

    I have a miele cat and dog cleaner as well as 2 cats, a not so young child (and a wife) and it does a pretty good job. You do need to clean it though as my daughter's long hair tends to block the little rotating thingy in the powerhead (think rapunzel). 5 minutes to clean and I use a 5c piece to unscrew the large easy-access screws. You can't beat a bag system to minimise dust when you empty it.