Whenever I’ve tried a Lindhaus our I can’t help but have the impression that thei powernozzles a built a bit better than the WW and the ET1. The other two feel more aggressive but it feels as though the chassis of the unit is structurally more rigid and the motor in the powerhead feels as though it’s made a little better. I reminds me somewhat of the Aerus powernozzle.
It's odd to me that the wheeled floor tool stuck to the floor. I've got one of the older versions, which doesn't have the pedal release, and it's always been one of the easiest gliding hard floor tools I've used. It certainly looks like a decent machine and I kind of want to get one.
Thank you for another great review. What a cool vacuum for a good price too. Interesting that the design is similar to a Henry, but Lindhaus has positioned the motor in a different way and provided space for tools. I am going to consider this one over the Aria Platinum. A hundred less and no cord winder to break down over time. Would you rate this a better overall vacuum than the Miele C3 home care?
I'd say it's completely different than a Miele . The Miele will follow you around and be quite elegant to look at. The lindhaus will follow you but it's more meant to be pushed into the middle of the room why you do your cleaning it also doesn't balance as nicely on stairs as the Miele . The power nozzle is the main reason I think you would buy it over the Miele. Can't really go wrong with either
We had these in the UK for a short while, I have one. But ours is more basic. The machine itself is identical, bar ours having an adjustable motor speed dial, but ours had a standard non-electric hose and accessories. There was an optional power nozzle however that's incredibly rare. They were more popular elsewhere in Europe though. Are these new to the US?
