Lindhaus Activa 30 Pro vs Miele Boost CX1

Turn the Machine off, pull the rag out, or whatever is obstructing your brush roller, cycle the power and the machine comes right back to life. No har...

com/watch?v=xWs4ahnfWoQ&ab_channel=ibaisaic). Miele's bags will last 2 months on average, so you're looking at 6 bags a year and 1 hepa exhaust filter a year.

Nothing's more quick, clean, and infrequent to empty than a modern bagged vacuum. Stuff like SEBO, Numatic, Lindhaus, Zero-G, and Miele's bagged canisters are all gonna be very easy to take care of.

It is very easy to manuever. The suction power is amazing for something so small as it can reach wind speeds of over 60mph. It isn't loud but it isn't super quiet either. It gets under and around furniture easily making the job so much easier than an upright

The filtration material traps fine dust well while still allowing the bag to breathe and not lose suction. With modern synthetic bags, you can get them crazy full before needing to empty them. While people tend to fill up their first bag kinda quick with a high quality vacuum, I'd expect that you'd barely go through a box of bags a year at most with a home that size. I think the Lindhaus Healthcare Pro is exactly the vacuum you're looking for

If you want a bagless vacuum, I think my Dyson V10 has better performance and is even cordless, you just lose the flexibility of a canister vacuum. I hope Miele does better in the future!