eurekaprince
Well-known member
I am thinking of recommending the Sebo D1 suction only canister vacuum to a friend. She already has an excellent Hoover upright for her carpets, but she needs a dependable canister vacuum to clean her bare floors and everything else. She has a very large suburban home and so the long cord and giant bag would be really helpful.
Consumer Reports has never tested the Sebo D1, and so I have no idea if the airflow is good and the filtration is good. Looking at the path of the air, it seems it goes through a lot of bends and turns in the canister and I wonder if that would cause weaker air flow compared to Miele canisters which seem to have a more direct air path from hose to exhaust.
The Sebo D1 has a 1250 watt motor in Canada, and that’s the model I’d like to recommend.
So….what’s your experience with the D series canisters? What are its pros and cons? Interested in hearing the opinions of the “citizens of Vacuumland”.
Consumer Reports has never tested the Sebo D1, and so I have no idea if the airflow is good and the filtration is good. Looking at the path of the air, it seems it goes through a lot of bends and turns in the canister and I wonder if that would cause weaker air flow compared to Miele canisters which seem to have a more direct air path from hose to exhaust.
The Sebo D1 has a 1250 watt motor in Canada, and that’s the model I’d like to recommend.
So….what’s your experience with the D series canisters? What are its pros and cons? Interested in hearing the opinions of the “citizens of Vacuumland”.