What makes this superior to Eureka Easy Clean http://www.amazon.com/Eureka-EasyClean-Corded-Hand-Held-71B/dp/B0006HUY (aside from being cordless)? What makes this superior to Eureka Easy Clean http://www.amazon.com/Eureka-EasyClean-Corded-Hand-Held-71B/dp/B0006H... » Read More What makes this superior to Eureka Easy Clean http://www.amazon.com/Eureka-EasyClean-Corded-Hand-Held-71B/dp/B0006HUY (aside from being cordless)? « Show Less
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Your link isn't working so couldn't look at the eureka. This one works just as good as my full size canister. Goes to town on cat hair, carpet fuZzies, litter....kid messes. Holds a good charge and doesn't fade. Would also point out its easy to empty with a hepa filter that is washable and never needs replaced. Been really happy with dyson customer service too.
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I am not familiar with the Eureka Easy Clean but I am not overjoyed with my Dyson either. It is just not the quality I was expecting and I find it awkward to use. It does not last very long either on the battery. Sorry to disappoint you - I love my other dyson products.
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Although it is a charged vacuum cleaner. Fully charged can only use five minutes, but it's absorption force which I recommend
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I can't speak for the Eureka model, but I know that my wife is totally happy with this B&D; model. She uses it to clean up our hardwood floors in-between a "full-on" vacuuming with the large vacuum. It works great for picking up cat litter!
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I bought the Easy Clean 71B (Yellow) and am very happy with it. It is over 1 pound lighter than this Rapid Clean model with only slightly less power. Overall I have been very impressed with the suction power, the ability to turn on/off brushes and the long cord and crevice tool. I would recommend it due to the lower weight and lower price.
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I am not very savvy to the differences, so my choice was made based on the influence of people that do cleaning. Basically they said that the canister tends to have more sucction and that the upright model tends to break more often/easier. So far mine is doing well, but I confess my usage is minimum as I live alone.
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It has a cord, which is what I prefer since we had a cordless one of a different brand before and the battery eventually died. We had an earlier model of this Eureka (also corded) and it lasted many years. This model has been improved with more power so it is a great lightweight vacuum that I use for quick vacuuming, but mostly for the stairs since it it light and not bulky.
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wow, good question. I am not that impressed with the machine, but maybe I am expecting too much.I have the Hoover LiNX and assumed a corded machine would do better, it does not.Consumer reports just gave it the nod on stick vacuums, so maybe I am critical.On edges, fair? Best I can say.
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This one is very easy to clean, it all comes apart easily.I know what you mean about the other model...it got pretty disgusting.I love this one.
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Size/capacity and ease of cleaning. the pro is smaller, but faster and much easier to clean. The tec is larger but takes much longer and is more difficult to keep clean. Also you can only froth milk in the Tec any powder mixes clog it up whereas the pro is great fro mixing chai and hot chocolates. We use both and hands down the pro works great and is a super easy to clean. We also have a 500ml Secura Automatic Electric Milk Frother and Warmer like the tech it has a larger capacity and can only froth milk (no powders) but it is super fast. on the downside it's got electronics on the pot itself which makes cleaning a little more delicate. Size/capacity and ease of cleaning. the pro is smaller, but faster and much easier to clean. The tec is larger but takes much longer and is more difficult to keep clean. Also you can only froth milk in the Tec any powder mixes clog it up whereas the pro is great fro mixing chai and hot chocolates. We use both and hands down the pro works great and is a super easy to clean. We also have a 500ml Secura Automatic Electric Milk Frother and Warmer like the tech it has a larger capacity and can only froth milk (no powders) but it is super fast. on the downside it's got electronics on the pot... » Read More Size/capacity and ease of cleaning. the pro is smaller, but faster and much easier to clean. The tec is larger but takes much longer and is more difficult to keep clean. Also you can only froth milk in the Tec any powder mixes clog it up whereas the pro is great fro mixing chai and hot chocolates. We use both and hands down the pro works great and is a super easy to clean. We also have a 500ml Secura Automatic Electric Milk Frother and Warmer like the tech it has a larger capacity and can only froth milk (no powders) but it is super fast. on the downside it's got electronics on the pot itself which makes cleaning a little more delicate. « Show Less
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I am really surprised at the previous answer. I have been using the Meile S7260 since summer 2013. One thing that I was actually surprised to find is the LACK of build up on the beater brushes. We have 2 dogs (short hair, but shed like crazy), a rabbit, 2 cats, and me (longish curly hair that always ends up twirled around vacuum cleaner brushes!). Since I invested a good amount of money in this vacuum, I have always made a point to clean it up after each use by dusting it off and checking the beater brushes for string, hair, etc. I have not yet had to cut away or pull any hair or string from the beaters. This is really a great machine all around. I am really surprised at the previous answer. I have been using the Meile S7260 since summer 2013. One thing that I was actually surprised to find is the LACK of build up on the beater brushes. We have 2 dogs (short hair, but shed like crazy), a rabbit, 2 cats, and me (longish curly hair that always ends up twirled around vacuum cleaner brushes!). Since I invested a good amount of money in this vacuum, I have always made a point to clean it up after each use by dusting it off and checking the beater brushes for string, hair, etc. I have not yet had to cut away or pull any hair or string... » Read More I am really surprised at the previous answer. I have been using the Meile S7260 since summer 2013. One thing that I was actually surprised to find is the LACK of build up on the beater brushes. We have 2 dogs (short hair, but shed like crazy), a rabbit, 2 cats, and me (longish curly hair that always ends up twirled around vacuum cleaner brushes!). Since I invested a good amount of money in this vacuum, I have always made a point to clean it up after each use by dusting it off and checking the beater brushes for string, hair, etc. I have not yet had to cut away or pull any hair or string from the beaters. This is really a great machine all around. « Show Less
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I did not compare to the model you are asking about. I recommend going to the Best Buy website and using their compare feature to see what the difference is. Could be motor size? Weight? Width of sweeper? Type of roller. The Nimble has a self-cleaning feature on the roller that is lovely. Good luck!
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If the vacuums were the Hand held Platnum collection, looks like they are the same.I just looked it up and saw a video on Amazon that said there the same.
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This reply may be a bit late, but I have now had both the enviro and the Haan SI-35R light mop. I thought the enviro was good before I had something to compare it to! The enviro just suddenly quit on me after a few uses. I now have the Haan SI-35R and LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it! It's steam generating system is different and I feel it produces more steam and does it much faster... upon startup...about 30 seconds for the haan vs 3-4 minutes for the enviro. The enviro has a heavy cloppy base and the cotton pads do not let much steam through them after they become wet, which is pretty quickly. The enviro adjustable handle keeps slipping. The enviro pads shrink badly and become thicker. The slim Haan has a detachable water tank for easy filling and emptying. You have to pick the enviro up and try to dump the leftover water out into the sink or wherever. Try doing this with the handle hanging there. The haan pads are great and so easy to put on. The enviro ones need to be clipped on and it can be tough to get them gripped tight since they are bulky and the clips are plastic. I just love the haan all around.
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Hello,I much prefer the Slim to The Ball - Dyson.Power suction/lift seems to be equal. The nozzle on the Slim is smaller and this makes up difference - Slims smaller motor to smaller nozzle ratio vs. larger motor to larger nozzle ratio (on bigger Dysons). My best guess is - the Slim equals or is near the suction lift as The Ball.Because the Slim is light and way more manuverable (able to get into hard to reach places)you will be actually vacuuming more square footage with the Slim versus a using a larger/wider Dyson.Please reply and let me know if this helps. Hello,I much prefer the Slim to The Ball - Dyson.Power suction/lift seems to be equal. The nozzle on the Slim is smaller and this makes up difference - Slims smaller motor to smaller nozzle ratio vs. larger motor to larger nozzle ratio (on bigger Dysons). My best guess is - the Slim equals or is near the suction lift as The Ball.Because the Slim is light and way more manuverable (able to get into hard to reach places)you will be actually vacuuming more square footage with the Slim versus a using a larger/wider Dyson.Please reply and let me... » Read More Hello,I much prefer the Slim to The Ball - Dyson.Power suction/lift seems to be equal. The nozzle on the Slim is smaller and this makes up difference - Slims smaller motor to smaller nozzle ratio vs. larger motor to larger nozzle ratio (on bigger Dysons). My best guess is - the Slim equals or is near the suction lift as The Ball.Because the Slim is light and way more manuverable (able to get into hard to reach places)you will be actually vacuuming more square footage with the Slim versus a using a larger/wider Dyson.Please reply and let me know if this helps. « Show Less
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I'm sorry but I have no idea. All I know is that: 1. these attachments are quite small and not all that wide and 2.they do not fit the Eureka Easy Clean Hand Held one.
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I have owned a number of upright and canister vacuums during many years of housework. This Miele is the hands down the best of the lot. I found that uprights that have hand cleaning attachments are difficult to use and they are not the best if you have to vacuum under low furniture or carrying up stairs. The Miele is lightweight and is as powerful as any upright I have owned and I do not buy bargain vacuums. The attachments are easily stored on the base and easy to assemble. Love the cord and power function that can be worked with the foot and the extra long cord. The only negative is that the replacement bags are costly. I have owned a number of upright and canister vacuums during many years of housework. This Miele is the hands down the best of the lot. I found that uprights that have hand cleaning attachments are difficult to use and they are not the best if you have to vacuum under low furniture or carrying up stairs. The Miele is lightweight and is as powerful as any upright I have owned and I do not buy bargain vacuums. The attachments are easily stored on the base and easy to assemble. Love the cord and power function that can be worked with the foot and the extra long cord. The only negative is that... » Read More I have owned a number of upright and canister vacuums during many years of housework. This Miele is the hands down the best of the lot. I found that uprights that have hand cleaning attachments are difficult to use and they are not the best if you have to vacuum under low furniture or carrying up stairs. The Miele is lightweight and is as powerful as any upright I have owned and I do not buy bargain vacuums. The attachments are easily stored on the base and easy to assemble. Love the cord and power function that can be worked with the foot and the extra long cord. The only negative is that the replacement bags are costly. « Show Less
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I can't speak to how it compares to another cleaner since this is the first one I've ever had. I can say that the cord does get twisted despite the anti-tangle device they have on it. I have yet to get it to untwist in the way the manual says it does. Overall, however, we've been pleased with the cleaning power and ease of use.
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Sorry, James, we don't know the difference between the two models. We can tell you that ours cleans very well, but does NOT hold a charge. We need to charge the machine before and after each use to keep it reliably available whenever we need a quick clean-up...don't know if that's true in general or if it's a quirk of our particular sweeper.