Re: Miele Canister Vacuum

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> > I would like to thank you so very much for suggesting the Miele
> > Canister Vacuum.
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> I'm glad that worked out for you! I never purchased my Miele cannister
> with ES in mind... it just seemed to be a high quality vacuum with
> easy-to-find replacement parts. But they are rather quiet, and
> they do last a long time (I haven't really needed many replacement
> parts after all)
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> Marc
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> Vacuuming bothers me too. There are commercial sweeper vacuums that don't
> use any power andsupposedly, they pick up well. While I have taken a look
> at them, I haven't bought one simply because I'd rather find a place I can
> SEEfor myself how well they actually do pick up.I find a good old fashioned
> "straw" broom, works fairly well on my braided rug. I got rid of alot of my
> carpet and I can't say I miss it!I"m curious, are you using any adrenal
> support? I find adrenalsupport works wonders on our allergies. This along
> with ridding the dietof ingredients like: MSG, Soy, and the chemical
> additives foundcommonly in processed foods reduced my lifelong so called:
> HayFever by 99%. The few times I do get any allergy symptoms, I find
> drinking Baking Soda water nips it in the bud. Lizzie
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> Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2012 18:49:29 -0600
> Subject: Re: [eSens] Miele Canister Vacuum
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> I thought I'd revive this thread, as I've tried to do some more vacuuming
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> this
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> allergy season and find that my Miele Red Star bothers me terribly if I
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> vacuum
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> the whole house, even using an extra long 10' hose between me and the
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> vacuum.
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> In the past I've also used a shop vac with 2 hoses attached together, and
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> it seemed
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> tolerable but not pleasant.
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> It turns out the Miele and most others have carbon brush motors, which
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> generate
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> plenty of radio interference and dirty electricity. There are a few
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> brushless vacuums
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> out there, like the ShopVac SR models, but they use a switching controller
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> so they
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> may not be better. Some Electrolux and Rainbow also have brushless
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> motors, but if they
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> are brushless in the sense of a DC brushless motor it may still be bad (and
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> they're expensive).
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> Of course if you have central vacuum that is nice, but any other success
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> stories are welcome...
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> Bill
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> On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 8:30 AM, Marc Martin <[hidden email]> wrote:
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> > > I would like to thank you so very much for suggesting the Miele
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> > > Canister Vacuum.
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> > I'm glad that worked out for you! I never purchased my Miele cannister
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> > with ES in mind... it just seemed to be a high quality vacuum with
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> > easy-to-find replacement parts. But they are rather quiet, and
>
> > they do last a long time (I haven't really needed many replacement
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> > parts after all)
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> > Marc
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