We have a Miele that is still working quite well after more than 10 years.
Many people in Germany also swear by Vorwerk, but I don’t like them due to their MLM practices.
Whatever you get, go bagged over bagless for longevity. The bag is an effective first filter as well as crap storage.
Our Miele is still going strong after years of use. It has only ever needed a power switch replaced, which was a 5 minute job.
Kärcher is a German manufacturer that makes different kind of cleaning products.
their power washers used to be good, and they are so ubiquitous that the name turned into a verb for powerwashing here in Germany. But the last few years a lot of models have more an more plastic parts (that used to be brass) so they are not great anymore and break down much faster. We switched to a Nilfisk now.
They also make vacuums, but the industrial kind.
I’m a fan of the Miele canisters. I’ve not come across a Miele appliance that’s not fantastic. I’m not sure I trust the battery vacuums, but then, that opinion isn’t limited to just Miele. Bags are better than bag less, unless you’ve pets and piles of fur.
Bosch is usually good quality
Debatable…
I have a Clas Ohlson (a Swedish dry-goods chain, operating in Scandinavia, Germany and formerly the UK) store-brand vacuum. They’re inexpensive and reliable.
I’ve been using a Severin (German brand) upright vacuum cleaner for 7 years with no problems.
Vorwerk
- the plural of vacuum is vacua
- there is no plural of vacuum
Grunding
Grundig is not a Company anymore. It is only a name that got bought up in 2003. don’t expect anything from them.
Who bought them?
A Turkish white-goods manufacturer Wikipedia
