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Miele Olympus S2120 Canister Vacuum Cleaner , Dirt Devil 082700 Visi Turbo Canister Vacuum , The Miele S2 Vacuum Cleaner is Extremely Lightweight, Made to Last the User an Average of 20 Years, Sports Miele's Extra Large G/N Bag and More! The Miele Olympus is a true dream come true. The Miele Olympus S2120 uses Miele's 1,200 Watt Motor found on all other Miele Vacuum Cleaner Canisters providing the user with plenty of power. Electronic suction dial is located at the back of the machine, Settings include drapes, furniture, throw-rugs, quiet setting, Large area rugs and wall to wall carpet/bare floors. Controls range from 200 Watts to 1200 Watts. The Miele Olympus uses Extra-Large Miele's G/N Vacuum Cleaner Bag which is a Self-Sealing 9-Layer bag that fills up tight and is resistant to breakage from nails, glass or screws! The Miele Olympus is extremely lightweight and the wand stores at the back of the machine for easy storage. The Miele Olympus comes packed with a Crush-Proof Ergonomic Hose that has Vario-Clip locates at both the base of the hose handle and the machine connection piece which stores your included Crevice Tool, Upholstery Tool and Dusting Brush on the machine. The Miele Olympus also comes stainless-steel telescopic wands that easily connect to the floor brush and hose with a simple click. The FiberteQ SBD350-3 Rug and Floor Tool is ideal for all smooth flooring and very low pile carpeting. It allows you to go from smooth floors to carpeted surfaces with a quick click of the rocker switch. The combination of the Miele Hyclean Dust Bag and Super Air Clean Filter ensures that only super clean air is coming out of the machine which is great for allergy and asthma sufferers.
This review is from: Miele Olympus S2120 Canister Vacuum Cleaner with FiberteQ SBD350-3 Rug and Floor Tool (Kitchen)
This is the fourth vacuum we have purchased recently. The first was a Sears Progressive cannister, which works well, but is quite heavy and loud. We still own it. The second was a Bissel Ergorapido, which we hoped would be suitable for our 1500 square foot pied a terre in Boston. We still own it, mostly because we paid very little for it, and plan to give it to one of our grown up children who live in very small apartments. It has very poor suction, and does not hold enough charge to clean our rather small weekend retreat. But it is very light, and easy to use, and would be useful as a sort of electric broom in a very small apartment with no carpets or rugs - or pets.
We purchased an Oreck to replace the Ergorapido. I would describe its performance as alarming - both from the perspective of noise and its effect on our floors and rugs. It was also indifferent as an appliance - with modest suction, and poor clearance under cabinetry. It was completely indifferent to dust and particles not directly in its path, and the path was never straight. We took advantage of the 30 day return policy and got our money back from Oreck.
The Miele S2120 is a dream in comparison to any of the above, and a would say in comparison to any vacuum clear I have ever encountered. It is light, easy to store, remarkably quieter than even the battery powered Ergorapido, simple in design and attractive. It is also a substantially better vacuum cleaner with tremendous suction, a light touch on rugs and floors and a low enough profile to fit beneath even the lowest cabinet and furniture overhangs. It also has a retractable cord, and as the "entry level" Miele, a single very practical head that seems to work on everything - even furniture. It also cost $55 less than the Oreck.
The Miele is the only product I would purchase again. It makes me happy.
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