Choosing the Right Vacuum to Fight Fall AllergiesIf, like me, your allergies are the most bountiful thing about fall, it may be a good time to investigate whether your vacuum is doing more harm than good. Some vacuums actually stir allergens up from floors and into the air, but the new FreshAir vacuums from Miele are designed with allergy sufferers in mind. Armed with advanced HEPA filters and a sealed airflow system, these mighty machines do all the dirty work while keeping autumnal allergens out of the air. Breathe Easy: The 3 Essential Vacuum Features Every Allergy Sufferer Should Look For The HEPA in “HEPA filters” actually stands for something: High Efficiency Particulate Arresting. In other words, these filters are really great for trapping dust and allergens—including Ragweed pollen and other top offenders. If they’re good enough for the International Space Station, chances are HEPA filters will also do a great job purifying the air that passes through your vacuum back here on Earth.

Miele’s FreshAir vacuums are equipped with HEPA AirClean filters that capture 99.9% of allergens. Yes they’re under our eyes right now, but as allergy sufferers we should also make sure bags are in our vacuums. Bagless vacuum cleaners sure are convenient, but they have a hard time keeping dust and allergens inside and tend to spew particles back out into the air when vacuuming and emptying. Miele’s 9-layer, electrostatically-charged filter bags keep microparticles inside and feature a spring-loaded self-locking collar so they seal themselves as soon as they’re removed to prevent rogue allergens from escaping. Much of my childhood chore anxiety can be traced back to not knowing which vacuum cleaner attachment was for what. That was before you could easily find answers to such gut-wrenching questions on the internet. As it turns out, all of these tools are designed to reach the areas where allergens especially like to hang out, such as bookshelves (dust depot), upholstery (ragweed row) and mattress seams (basically an amusement park for dust mites).

It’s wise to hit these hard-to-reach areas at least once a week during allergy season and especially before moving furniture or covering mattresses with anti-allergy covers. Miele FreshAir Series vacuums come equipped with a full set of attachments, all cleverly hidden under the vacuum lid for easy access and secure stowing.Get thee to Miele, and learn more about their new FreshAir series of upright and canister vacuums, designed specifically with allergy sufferers in mind.mini vacuum cleaner sharpWelcome to the Miele Vacuum Review & Buying Guide at Vacuum-Direct. automatic vacuum cleaner catWe have compiled the most common information needed when purchasing a Miele vacuum, and we hope that you find our comparison chart helpful in your search for the perfect vacuum. steam vacuum cleaner electrolux

Use this Miele Comparison Chart to review and choose the best Miele Vacuum for your needs and budget. Click on the vacuum name or image if you would like to purchase the vacuum or read more information. You will automatically be taken to the proper page.  Also, we invite you to call our staff with your questions. Different home types require a different style of vacuum. Miele vacuums come in canister, upright, and robotic vacuums. Many customers seeking a canister have difficulty deciding between different models. Miele offers three different styles of canister vacuums; Complete, Compact, and Classic. The different models offer different options depending on what your home requires. The Complete series offers the highest level of performance and convenience. This vacuum line features offers the largest operating radius, and integrated accessories. For convenience, suction settings can easily be changed by the footswitch or handle control, whichever the vacuum offers. A great mid-range option is the Miele compact series.

The 33-foot operating radius will have you larger sections of your home without needing to find another power source. Six suction settings are controlled with the rotary dial on the front of the vacuum. For the more budget conscious shopper, the Classic series is ideal. The classic series still features the powerful 1200 watt Miele-made vortex motor like the other vacuum series, and like the compact series has a VarioClip for the included accessories. If you prefer an upright vacuum, Miele offers homeowners their Dynamic Series. The Dynamic upright vacuums come equipped with a swivel neck feature that is unparalleled to any other upright vacuum. The Dynamic upright vacuums can lay nearly flat on the floor without lifting the brush head from the floor's surface, maintaining constant contact and suction, while clearance under furniture and beds is a breeze. While laying flat against the floor, the Miele Dynamic upright is a slim 7.5", half the height of other uprights when laid flat on the floor.

Plus, with a 54' operating radius, you can clean an entire room without the need to move the cord to another outlet. Additionally, the HEPA filtration system and sealed system construction promote clean air in your home in addition to simply removing dirt from the floor. A variable speed motor on the Miele uprights provides different speeds for different floor types, which is a feature you rarely see on other industry standard upright vacuums. The Miele Dynamic Uprights also come standard with an LED head lamp for maximum visibility. Miele’s first robotic vacuum uses smart navigation to clean your home. The powerful lithium-ion battery operates for up to 120 minutes on one charge. With the two-stage AirClean filter, the air, like the floor will be cleaner when the vacuum has finished. Changing bags in a Miele vacuum is easy and hygienic. The Miele vacuums use a 9 layer, cloth, pillow-shaped bag to collect dust without releasing a single micron back to the environment. These bags are able to do this via a self-sealing mechanism within the bag.