But there’s even more…...
article would be complete without mentioning bags.Sebo vacuums take bags.. Dyson and other bagless manufacturers have always made a big deal about “not having to buy bags” with their products.
Their marketing worked quite well as some people still have a blanket.“I dont want to buy bags”.attitude without even listening to the common sense behind bags like no filters to wash, no routine servicing required, no build-up of dirt and debris in cyclones.. With bagged machines, the air passes through a bag and the bag catches the dirt and the dust-free air is expelled.
For this reason, many bagged machines don’t have a pre-motor filter.They don’t need one because the bag is the main filter.
The better-end of bagged machines often have a pre-motor and a post-motor filter, but you don’t need to think about them very much as you would with a bagless machine.
With a Sebo, the air that comes out of the machine is cleaner than the air that went in.Your Sebo X1, X1.1 or X4 is either 1100w or 1300w.
More powerful than any vacuum you can buy today.unless you spend £499 for a bespoke X4 from us.
So yes, it’s certainly worth mending.. DIY Repairs on Your Sebo Vacuum Cleaner.If you are a practical type, you may want to do a DIY repair.