Miele bagless vacuums
Looking for the best Miele bagless vacuum? We've figured out what the differences are. You can choose from a Miele Boost or a Miele Blizzard vacuum. With both models, dust is collected in the built-in dust cup. You can empty this in the trash can. Want to know what the differences are exactly? Read our comparison here.
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The vacuum is compact, but you have to empty the built-in dust collector more often as a result.
You vacuum with high suction power and collect a lot of dirt in the large built-in dust collector.
Miele CompactDesign: easily store you vacuum
Thanks to the light weight and compact size of a Miele Boost CX1 vacuum, you can easily lift it. That way, you effortlessly move the vacuum around while you clean your house. Done vacuuming? Neatly store it in a cabinet. Because the vacuum is compact, it doesn't take up much space.
Miele ComfortClean: vacuum with clean exhaust air
The exhaust filter of your Miele bagless vacuum stops dust particles. That way, the exhaust air remains clean. Thanks to ComfortClean, the filter in the vacuum is cleaned automatically. This prevents you from blowing dust back into your house.
More on Miele bagless vacuum technologies
Miele bagless vacuums have more useful Miele technologies. The vacuum rides through your house smoothly thanks to TrackDrive. The Miele Vortex technology provides a high suction power. Thanks to this and other technologies, you vacuum thoroughly and easily.
The advantages of a Miele Blizzard CX1
Thanks to the streamlined design, air can easily move through the vacuum. That way, you don't lose suction power. Another large advantage is that this vacuum collects dust and dirt. Because the vacuum separates the dirt from the fine dust, you're less bothered by swirling dust when you empty the vacuum. The cleaning function makes it extra easy to clean the filter.
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