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And the CRI have an vested interest in promoting carpets.

If you use a steam mop the dust won't blow around or even just a mop. As i say in the vast majority of hospitals where cleanliness has to be at it's highest they use hardfloors. Bacteria will grow in carpets, dirt will stick to the fibres as will dust mites. Yes i agree dust will cling to the...

Carpets hold a lot of dirt it sticks to the fibres. Use a carpet extractor and look at the colour of the water. The deeper the pile the more dirt. With a hard floor you can steam clean it regularly. Its the most hygienic this is why it's used in hospitals. But carpet is fine im just saying...

I'm sorry Stan I'm not convinced I would say hard floors are the most hygienic followed by low pile carpet. If high pile carpet is the most hygienic why isn't it used in hospitals?

Haha it's just tongue in cheek Chris just a bit of harmless banter :-) We are like a family really :-p

Personally I wouldn't have deep pile carpet. Its not very hygienic is it. So Sebo will never be a problem for me.

Oh what's this with Mick?

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Naughty Henry. Haha http://https//youtu.be/wpqmaCNkg9g

Yes Sebo are well known for their uprights as they are some of the most reliable you can get. But they now have the D series, K series and E series cylinders. Excellent cylinders too. Nar, Dan thinks he's god though.God of vacuums haha :-)

Have a look on YouTube there's some good videos on Rainbows.

James has a few and Seamus recently got one.

They look very good but a new one is £1500 or more. I wouldn't pay that. If I could pick up a used one on ebay I'd like to try one.

It's because most people in the UK prefer an upright on their carpeted floor. I would like to see more cylinders with a PN. I find the noise of a Turbo brush so annoying and i don't like straight suction on carpet.

I would have thought the cage opens up but I'm sure someone on here will be able to advise you further.

I agree :-)

What I say is if someone wins X Factor or Britain's Got Talent and make millions then good luck to them :-)

Good point. Sebo do also have cylinder vacs too though. And they come from a commercial background. In the UK it is mostly uprights.

I've never used a Vorwerk so I can't comment. But there are some very nice European vacs was my point.

Well as you asked I studied economics and politics at university so I'm more than willing to educate you :-)