miele

I own a Miele W2365 washing machine and a Miele T4223C tumble dryer, both sold and installed by a specialist retailer.

While the camera is useful if the image recognition works well, I don't see this things being as good as one of my Miele ovens.

If you want quality product you need to buy Miele for example at minimum 4x garbage washing machine price.

I suspect also that fewer people have used a Miele (or seen advertising for one) than a Dyson.

I bought a Miele washing machine for $1100 in 2006 and fully expect it to last 20 years.

And if you read the Whirlpool forum, there also a ton of people who have switched over to Miele after using Dyson vacuums.

I'm tempted to switch to a Miele as well when my Dyson dies...which it seems to be taking its sweet time doing.

Older Miele models are real work horses that run forever.

Yes, but this assumes I could afford Miele appliances in the first place.

I'm not in the vacuum market right now and already own a miele.

We've switched to Miele vacuums and couldn't be happier.

Joshua Miele who, after this horrific attack, has been working on some really interesting projects using technology to make the lives of those living with disabilities better.

Miele likely experiences a "normal" home life and is sensitive to the detail of wanting to be known for the right reasons.

Miele would notice much of it, because he has been isolated in public from such a young age.

You shouldn't buy a more expensive model, you should buy a better brand, e.g., a German brand like Miele.

Miele stuff really lasts forever but costs 2x that of Bosch/Siemens household stuff.