sebo_fan
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Seamus - the E1 series is fractionaly a bit smaller to the K series.
My new Seabo E3 premium
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oliveoiltinfoil
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That is exactly my point. I get this is a discussion thread, but they always seem to get hijacked by some American screaming that their Kirbys are simply superior in everyway, and shaft and batter anything else, not understanding that people either one do not have the money to buy a Kirby and don't want a second hand one as they are not always freely available outside the US (yes, the US isn't the only country in the world) and 2; people want something that is easier to sue. There is more to the wright of a vacuum than pushing and pulling it.
That is my problem with some people on here. I have never been on a Kirby thread to bash them and say how much greater my Sebo or dyson is, yet it is mainly the same two or three people that do it otherwise, and it really winds me and a few other members up, and it doesn't turn into a discussion, but actually turns insulting, (frail Europeans, superior American built products) No one in their right mind takes you seriously.
That is my problem with some people on here. I have never been on a Kirby thread to bash them and say how much greater my Sebo or dyson is, yet it is mainly the same two or three people that do it otherwise, and it really winds me and a few other members up, and it doesn't turn into a discussion, but actually turns insulting, (frail Europeans, superior American built products) No one in their right mind takes you seriously.
turbo500
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I'm with Oli & Nar on this one. Now, I'm not tarnishing every member with the same brush and I do get that people are rightly fans of different cleaners & brands - that makes us interesting and makes for a much wider knowledge between us. And I do agree that there is definitely a lot of cheap, crap plastic vacs on the market.
HOWEVER...
There are a select few members who insist on injecting American made beasts into every single discussion, even where it's completely irrelevant, and who continually shoot down and disregard anybody who dares to disagree with them. Are people really so blinkered and so narrow minded to realise that no one single brand or model will suit everyone?
Just because something is made in the U.S. doesn't automatically make it better than something made anywhere else. A turd is still a turd no matter who's arse it came from. America is not the world.
A higher price tag doesn't automatically mean you'll get a better machine.
Just because a cleaner has a metal construction doesn't make it a higher performer. Although it does make for a more sturdy machine, it doesn't automatically mean it will clean better.
No one machine is perfect, every home and individual has different needs and I am constantly amazed at how many people appear to have no ability to be subjective and impartial.
HOWEVER...
There are a select few members who insist on injecting American made beasts into every single discussion, even where it's completely irrelevant, and who continually shoot down and disregard anybody who dares to disagree with them. Are people really so blinkered and so narrow minded to realise that no one single brand or model will suit everyone?
Just because something is made in the U.S. doesn't automatically make it better than something made anywhere else. A turd is still a turd no matter who's arse it came from. America is not the world.
A higher price tag doesn't automatically mean you'll get a better machine.
Just because a cleaner has a metal construction doesn't make it a higher performer. Although it does make for a more sturdy machine, it doesn't automatically mean it will clean better.
No one machine is perfect, every home and individual has different needs and I am constantly amazed at how many people appear to have no ability to be subjective and impartial.
blakaeg
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I used an E1 machine and loved how quiet it was. So glad they produce steel tubes as I was not a fan of the plastic ones on Dysons.
If the E3 is like the 700 watt Felix I used then I will be very impressed because the Eco Felix really did impress me. But I can't stand cylinders and only use them when visiting family to vacuum out my Citroen.
I'm a fan of dusting brushes so will contact Sebo about their decision to remove them.
If the E3 is like the 700 watt Felix I used then I will be very impressed because the Eco Felix really did impress me. But I can't stand cylinders and only use them when visiting family to vacuum out my Citroen.
I'm a fan of dusting brushes so will contact Sebo about their decision to remove them.
sebo_fan
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It will be interesting to see what they say.
