Hiking Boots/Shoes Recommendations?

Hiking boot recommendations?

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Good pair of hiking shoes?

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Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

Men's three season "urban hiker" (like Merrell MOAB but longer lasting)

BIFL Hiking boots for women

Hiking boots with good traction and can stand up to abuse.

Looking for a good pair of shoes for my weird feet

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Request: Hiking Boots

Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

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Dishwasher for Second Home

My friend bought a house with this KichenAid dishwasher from 1974. He says it works better than any of the other ones he has owned. He just has to convince his wife not to replace it.

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Miele's Complete Marin vacuum cleaner features an Electro Premium electro brush ideal for cleaning low to high pile carpeting, rugs and smooth flooring. The Electro Premium electro brush is an electrically-driven carpet tool with wide brush roll and LED light for added comfort. With five adjustable height levels, the Electro Premium adapts to any pile carpeting. The Marin also includes the Parquet Twister - providing 180 Degree rotation for the agile, yet gentle care of smooth surfaces. Marin offers a savvy, self-adjusting Automatic setting. As you transition from hardwoods to carpeting, the Marin automatically decreases suction, then increases suction when you return to smooth, solid flooring - saving you both time and energy. A telescopic, stainless steel wand and long electrical cord, with one-touch automatic rewind, provide a total cleaning radius of 36 feet.

Consumer Reports

CR’s take: Our top-performing canister vacuum, the Miele Complete C3 Marin, earns perfect marks in almost every test we throw its way. It’s a champ at bare floors and embedded pet hair and also excels at capturing dust particles. Powerful airflow makes its attachments especially effective. It’s also noticeably quieter than many models. It gets dinged a bit in our handling test, but that’s true of most canister vacuums, which trail behind you at the end of the suction hose. At more than $1,000, it may suck up a big chunk out of your bank account, too. Miele canisters earned top scores for predicted reliability and owner satisfaction. See our full canister vacuum ratings for other high-performing options.

CR’s take: Our top canister vacuum, the Miele Complete C3 Marin, earns high marks in almost every test we throw its way, including a Very Good rating for carpet cleaning. It’s a champ on bare floors and great at removing embedded pet hair, and its emissions are free of debris. It’s the most expensive canister in our tests, but its consistent high performance has made it one of our top canisters for several years in a row.

CR’s take: Our top canister vacuum, the Miele Complete C3 Marin, earns impressive marks in almost every test we threw its way. It’s a champ at bare floors and embedded pet hair, and its emissions are free of debris, earning an Excellent rating. Its carpet-cleaning capabilities are on a par with the best performers here. It’s the most expensive canister in this group, but its consistent high performance has made it one of our top canisters for several years running.

CR’s take: In general, canister vacuums do a better job on bare floors than upright or stick vacuums because they’re less likely to disperse dust and debris while vacuuming it up. The bagged Miele Complete C3 Marin is the best of the best, sucking up sand like a champ. And it features a brush on/off switch, which minimizes the dispersal of dirt and protects the finish on hardwood floors. It also earns a Very Good rating in our carpet cleaning tests.

CR’s take: Our top-performing canister vacuum, the Miele Complete C3 Marin, earns perfect marks in almost every test we throw its way. It’s a champ at bare floors and embedded pet hair and also excels at capturing dust particles. Powerful airflow makes its attachments especially effective. It’s also noticeably quieter than many models. It gets dinged a bit in our handling test, but that’s true of most canister vacuums, which trail behind you at the end of the suction hose. At more than $1,000, it may suck up a big chunk out of your bank account, though. Miele canisters earned top scores for predicted reliability and owner satisfaction. See our full ratings for bagged canister vacuums for other high-performing options.

CR’s take: Our top canister vacuum, the Miele Complete C3 Marin, earns impressive marks in almost every test we threw its way. It’s a champ at bare floors and embedded pet hair, and its emissions are free of debris, earning an Excellent rating. Its carpet-cleaning capabilities are on a par with the best performers here. It’s the most expensive canister in this group (costing two to three times as much as its competitors), but its consistent high performance has made it one of our top canisters for several years running. Miele canisters earned Excellent ratings for predicted reliability and owner satisfaction.

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 You have to forcefully DRAG it backwards (for the forward/backward motion of vacuuming). Miele Engineers - You obviously have NOT tried to vacuum carpets in your own home with this. PLEASE REDESIGN - you are making people suffer!!! If possible (which most of the options I've seen do not provide you with this), I would definitely recommend the C3 Kona Canister Vacuum itself, together with the Electrical Wand, but NOT this powerbrush - there is a much lighter version of the electrical powerbrush available (and it costs less).

 Here are the main issues we have with this Powerbrush (which is the reason why this vacuum model is being rated with 4 stars, not 5):  Powerbrush model - SEB 228 Electro Plus. This thing weighs 6.5 lbs (by itself, without the wand). While it might not seem like a lot - it is

 PLEASE REDESIGN - you are making people suffer!!! If possible (which most of the options I've seen do not provide you with this), I would definitely recommend the C3 Kona Canister Vacuum itself, together with the Electrical Wand, but NOT this powerbrush - there is a much lighter version of the electrical powerbrush available (and it costs less).

C3 Kona Canister Vacuum & Temperamental Powerbrush

 The blue clip on the back that you see right here will match. Conveniently, the blue clip on the inside of your vacuum. So they really took the guesswork out of this one. So if you can't remember GN which most people can't I couldn't either until I started working here

 So I'm cleaning you might be doing. It's actually really nice. It shows you exactly what you're going to be cleaning and vacuuming up to. Really nice

 The filtration for this machine it comes standard with HEPA filtration pre-installed so you don't have to worry about putting it in there. It's great the attachments that this model comes with. other than what you see here your carpeting, power head, your hard floor attachment. you also have the three specialty cleaning attachments that all Miele all Milla's come with

 So if you think about it, the canister is laying on the ground and you can just tap your foot plus or minus and you'll raise or lower your suction so you don't ever have to bend down. It's really, really nice. You also have the ability to turn off the spinning brush all of this power head at any point in time and that's done via your handle. This comes into play: if you have any drugs with tassels I'm gonna leave open

Miele Complete C3 Marin Vacuum Quick Overview

**Miele**. We’ve got the Complete C3, and it’s amazing for our two cats, rugs, and hardwoods. (To be clear: we do not vacuum the cats, just their shedded fur.)

We are moving to a new house soon and are looking for a decent vacuum, but would also like to be able to clean our current one before we move! Our last vacuum was a Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Lift Off. It had great suction, but we have long hair and 2 cats, and the hair was always tangled in the brush roll and the brush roll burned out frequently. It was more of a PITA to clean the vacuum.

Our current apartment is mostly carpet, with a kitchen and bathroom that has tile. 800ish square feet. 

Our new house: 1400ish square feet. Unfinished basement, hardwood floors in the living room and on the stairs, tile in the 2 bathrooms and kitchen, carpeted in the upstairs hallway and in both bedrooms.

We don't have a budget. Preferably looking for something with a hose attachment, if possible, something not too bulky - our last one was so clunky, but since we will have a bigger place bulkiness won't be a huge issue; that can clean hardwood floors, tile, carpet, stairs, and can handle long hair and pet hair.

<div class="md"><p>We are moving to a new house soon and are looking for a decent vacuum, but would also like to be able to clean our current one before we move! Our last vacuum was a Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Lift Off. It had great suction, but we have long hair and 2 cats, and the hair was always tangled in the brush roll and the brush roll burned out frequently. It was more of a PITA to clean the vacuum.</p>

<p>Our current apartment is mostly carpet, with a kitchen and bathroom that has tile. 800ish square feet. </p>

<p>Our new house: 1400ish square feet. Unfinished basement, hardwood floors in the living room and on the stairs, tile in the 2 bathrooms and kitchen, carpeted in the upstairs hallway and in both bedrooms.</p>

<p>We don&#39;t have a budget. Preferably looking for something with a hose attachment, if possible, something not too bulky - our last one was so clunky, but since we will have a bigger place bulkiness won&#39;t be a huge issue; that can clean hardwood floors, tile, carpet, stairs, and can handle long hair and pet hair.</p>

<p>Edit: I think I am going with a Miele! I just have no idea which one... There are so many, I&#39;m overwhelmed 🙃 </p>

<p>Thank you everyone!</p>
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Recommendations for a good vacuum for carpeted and hardwood floor for people with long hair and cats?

 The ergonomic handle with the switch on it is great. Finally, the interior where the bags sits stays super clean, and I love not having to touch the nastiness you vacuum up like you have to with a non-bagged unit like a Dyson. Who would want to do that? Gross.  Overall I am glad I purchased

 I don’t absolutely love it, though.  My main issue is with the powerbrush. The connection between the wand and the powerbrush is not great. Maybe it is just my specific powerbrush, but I have to struggle and wiggle and push hard to get it to snap in pretty much every time, which is irritating because I switch back-and-forth between the powerbrush and the non-powerbrush quite a bit (I have one full floor of porcelain tile floors with area rugs)

 Moves and snaps in with ease. Buttons easy to push with your feet. I must have gotten a lemon powerbrush originally. Moral: great vacuum and if everything you get doesn’t work smoothly from the start, exchange it

Powerful vacuum; but testy powerbrush

These are German made vacuums designed for long life, good filtration, and easy maintenance. This one's an upright (if you prefer that form factor over a canister), but you can detach the floor head and collapse the handle for portability when cleaning stairs with the hose.

New upright vacuum owner! I am looking for an upright that would help me pick up my sweet husky fur...he shed ALOT especially in the summer :) We have hard floor / tiles throughout the house, id like to get your thoughts on shark, bissell and Hoover. I prefer to get it at Canadian tires because of the points

<div class="md"><p>New upright vacuum owner! I am looking for an upright that would help me pick up my sweet husky fur...he shed ALOT especially in the summer :) We have hard floor / tiles throughout the house, id like to get your thoughts on shark, bissell and Hoover. I prefer to get it at Canadian tires because of the points</p>
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Canadian here!! Any recommendations on upright?

 Saves me having to bend over to change settings on the floor unit and having to walk back to the floor unit just to make a change. With this I can change on the fly. It has plenty of extension and the electro extension wand is built like a brick s__t house, tough, though a bit heavy. I like the tools that are handily stored in the main housing

 Coming from a cheap Hoover upright, this thing is so quiet. I can't believe how much quieter this is even with the powerbrush in use. The HEPA filtration is just about perfection. I smell nothing but pure air while I am vacuuming

I have owned this for 5 months. I am impressed with it overall. Coming from a cheap Hoover upright, this thing is so quiet. I can't believe how much quieter this is even with the powerbrush in use

 Cons: None  Comfort Hand Piece (Control Handle) Pros: comfortable, feels good in the hand, controls are easy to use and laid out nicely. Cons: sometimes you can accidently change the power setting while vacuuming if your hand/finger pushes against the control panel.  Parquet Attachment Pros: Lightweight, can flip between hard floors and carpet settings with button control, will fit into the canister slot for storage or just taking a break from vacuuming. Cons: none  Canister Housing Pros: lightweight, sturdy, rolls easily, nice attachment storage, easy to change bag/filters, power cord automatic wind, protective bumpers all around, LED lighting is cool looking Cons: LED lights don't stay on long enough to be practical after turning the power off

Exceptionally Quiet and Exhaust Air Is Pure

We feel that using the vacuum is very easy on your back compared to our experience with upright units. The hose in this model with the pivoting head makes it easy and less burdensome, since you don't have to worry about the hose getting twisted up on you. Switching attachments is also very quick and easy, and the different mechanisms feel like the rest of the unit, well made and durable.

Two weeks in and I cannot recommend it enough! Sebo D4

I think a Miele Complete C3 w/ SEB228 or SEB236 powerhead is the allergy champion (when used with the genuine HEPA exhaust filter).

I’m willing to invest in a BIFL vacuum or something I won’t replace for at least several years (ideally within $600 but will consider higher $ if worthwhile). Not sure if I want canister or stick but I’m 5’8 if that’s makes any difference. 

I have a lot of hair and am tired of it being caught in my vacuum/roller brush and having to cut/dog it out. I’m also extremely allergic to dust/mites and realize I need a good vacuum after spending many nights now itching, sneezing, and wheezing. 

I’ve been looking at Miele or Sebo since they seem to be the most mentioned, no clue what model.  Definitely need sealed bag/machine that won’t leak dust, HEPA, and would like to be able to clean sofas, curtains, my bed/sheets, and getting into all the corners.

Flexible head/roller would be cool but I hear  these can be harder to clean... so I guess if the attachments are good I don’t necessarily need an flex head. 

I’m really friggin itchy so I’d appreciate any help!! :(

<div class="md"><p>I’m willing to invest in a BIFL vacuum or something I won’t replace for at least several years (ideally within $600 but will consider higher $ if worthwhile). Not sure if I want canister or stick but I’m 5’8 if that’s makes any difference. </p>

<p>I have a lot of hair and am tired of it being caught in my vacuum/roller brush and having to cut/dig it out. I’m also extremely allergic to dust/mites and realize I need a good vacuum after spending many nights now itching, sneezing, and wheezing. </p>

<p>I’ve been looking at Miele or Sebo since they seem to be the most mentioned, no clue what model.  Definitely need sealed bag/machine that won’t leak dust, HEPA, and would like to be able to clean sofas, curtains, my bed/sheets, and getting into all the corners.</p>

<p>Flexible head/roller would be cool but I hear  these can be harder to clean... so I guess if the attachments are good I don’t necessarily need an flex head. </p>

<p>I’m really friggin itchy so I’d appreciate any help!! :(</p>
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Best choice for severe allergies, long hair, and wood/rugs/carpet/various surfaces?

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 This head is supplied also with Henry and Hetty machines. This is a plastic based cleaning head in my opinion. The other machines I've tested in the pneumatic family that use this particular carpet and hard floor. They didn't perform better than the old nozzle that you used to be able to get

 He's robust, is reliable. He has a huge dust bag. He has an extra-long reach with a 10 meter cable and a two point four meter hose. He's also one of the last cleaners to be made in the United Kingdom So by buying James or any pneumatic cleaner you are supporting British Industry Okay as the plus point, of course he does perform ok, is not excellent at all tasks, but he's good to average

 Well, I'm at the bottom of my stairs now in order to see how far the pneumatic James reach up a standard flight of stairs before I Either have to carry him or put him at the top of the stairs in order to clean the remaining steps. So let's see how many stairs James will clean with the machine safely at the bottom with James at the bottom of my stairs I Can clean eight steps safely, but I will have to lift up James in order to clean the remaining stairs so he's not ideal for stair cleaning. He won't reach right to the top of a stand flight of stairs which in the UK is 13 steps. Well, while I'm at the bottom of my stairs I thought I'd take a well-deserved sit down and sum up the pneumatic James for you

 He's also a little bit heavy. he doesn't always pull along as easily as some vacuum cleaners I've used, but apart from those small nickels for what you can buy James for which is normally well under 100 pounds if you shop around is a good, robust machine and like all pneumatics, I would recommend them. Oh one other negative I don't like and I've said this before the extension ones now they do tend to stick Anyone who's got pneumatic cleaners, you might agree with me, but once you've got the two extension ones together, they sometimes can be very hard to pull apart what I would like to see and they've never done it so far, but you can buy this as an option if you want. But I would like to see a standard with some pneumatic domestic cleaners: a telescopic extension tube so it can adjust the height without having to try and pull the tubes apart

Numatic James JVP180 Vacuum Cleaner Demonstration & Review

 As you can see, he's got a nice long hose, but if you do have a flight of stairs without a break, you might find yourself a little bit of cumbersome going up and down because unless you have pretty wide stairs, he says he doesn't quite fit on there. So what are my final thoughts on James Well, in the sub 300 category and at the time of filming this, his retail is under $300 and I think he's an amazing value I think any complaint you would have with James really would be remedied very easily with a regular. Henry James doesn't come with a journal and that's by design James is the entry level vacuum. he would definitely be an option for you

 It's this thick industrial stuff stair cleaning with James He's got a really nice long hose so I can actually go almost to the top of my stairs with the big landing in between. But when you want to set them down on the stairs, confidence but being able to zero I click connect the upholstery tool without the curved handle is a really big plus. As you can see, he's got a nice long hose, but if you do have a flight of stairs without a break, you might find yourself a little bit of cumbersome going up and down because unless you have pretty wide stairs, he says he doesn't quite fit on there. So what are my final thoughts on James Well, in the sub 300 category and at the time of filming this, his retail is under $300 and I think he's an amazing value I think any complaint you would have with James really would be remedied very easily with a regular

 What you know is here we have breakfast cereal, we've got cat litter, we have flour, and then we have my hair down below and we're gonna do this - Winnie So we're going to first use the switchable floor tool and then we're going to use a turbo tool which would be an optional accessory you have to buy. so not the best with that. Again, this is basically what we suspect when we see this sort of straight suction machine. So we're gonna try this optional stool

 this is something you can get from Henry this tool [Music] So again struggled with cat litter. this time got all the breakfast cereal and the only pet hair was left behind was where the belt cover is and I've done this test with this nozzle in several urban eye teams. It's just a characteristic of this nozzle so if you had heavy pet hair you would want to criss cross like you would any other vacuum. We're gonna do that same test on the wood floor

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