🌪️ Miele Blizzard CX1 Pure Suction Graphite Grey Bagless Canister Vacuum Cleaner Review

Your house is almost free of more dirt and dandruff than mine and your allergies are probably not as severe as mine. So it means a lot when I say that this vacuum cleaner will solve any of your pet hair and dirt problems. You'll be able to vacuum yourself instead of having someone else do it for you, and you'll be able to spot absolutely no dust in the exhaust. You can empty the can even if someone else has done it before, and it holds enough so you don't have to empty it as often. For context:

I bought this vacuum to replace a Dyson DC50 which was a disappointment. For the money, Dyson had terrible build quality, mediocre suction and outright lies in the brochure (a vacuum that claims to have "zero filters” has two of them that actually clog, further reducing the mediocre suction). Miele has a long history of making some of the best vacuum cleaners available, although they only come in bag models. I have three dogs so dirt and hair accumulates quickly and if I were to use a bagged…

… except real gears (that is, people well versed in their mechanical gadgets) who are not afraid to get their hands dirty. Explanation: The commercial for this vacuum cleaner shows someone pressing the orange button on the dustbin and, bingo, the dirt ends up in the dustbin. Well it's true. But what they don't mention is that besides the main dust collector there are at least THREE filter/mesh gizmos that you need to keep an eye on and empty or clean: 1. "Filter Cone". This is a coarse…

Attention - I'm from the Dyson cult. Like an upright Dyson in almost every room in our home. I've been a certified vacuum cleaner mom since ORECKS in the 90's and Dysons since. I've bought more vacuum cleaners than most people have bought clothes. I am asthmatic and allergic to all pet fur. We have incredibly thick floor mats at every crossing—on the inside of the outside doors to our house, our bedroom, our kitchen. These rugs are a HUGE pain to clean. You have to vacuum them up and then take…

Having used the Miele Polaris Galaxy cylinder vacuum for several years (I was originally drawn to the Miele brand for the noiselessness and quality of their vacuums) I was delighted to try the Miele Blizzard bagless canister . Vacuuming, especially since Blizzard eliminated the need to regularly purchase expensive replacement vacuum cleaner bags. The box contains the vacuum cleaner itself, a suction hose, a telescopic tube, an electric brush with electric drive and an instruction manual for the