New Miele Eco Friendly Vacuum - The S7 Auto Eco Upright

Miele S7 AutoEco Upright Vacuum

If you are looking for a vacuum that has all the best features, is exceptional at cleaning, and has the maneuverability that is unmatched by all other machine, then the Miele S 7580 AutoEco vacuum is the machine you need to look at. The convenience of this vac can be recognized through its state of the art features that offer convenience and comfort.

The AutoEco has a powerful, 1,200-watt, Miele-made vortex motor and six unique power settings so you can control the amount of suction. A two-motor system with separate controls for the electrobrush makes sure that your floors are getting the best suction possible. Miele also patented the swivelneck technology in this vacuum that allows for extreme maneuverability. 

Have differing carpet heights through out your home? Well, the Miele S7 AutoEco upright vac has automatic carpet height adjustment so it’s no hassle for you. The LED headlight mounted on the front also allows you to see where you might have a missed a spot, or into darker spaces in tight spaces or under furniture. 

The Miele S7 AutoEco vacuum also offers an "Intelligent Automatic Setting." When the automatic motor control setting is engaged the power level of the vacuum cleaner adjusts automatically to suit the surface currently being cleaned and ensures the most thorough results. Less power for draperies and delicate surfaces, more power for thick carpet pile. Because the guesswork has been eliminated, there is no need for you to adjust the power level yourself... now that’s smart technology working for you! This smart cleaning system also reduces your overall power consumption so less energy is wasted on tasks that require a more gentle suction.

Why you should buy a bagged vacuum over a bag-less

Remember your mother’s old paper bagged vacuum? She would haul it out of the closet, make a second trip for the heavy attachments, and lug all the weighty pieces down the hallway to connect the canister to the hose to the vacuum head. Then a cord would come out from the back side of the machine and plug into the wall. Mom would turn on her favorite album and vacuum away, thinking all the while she was “cleaning.”


She always told me growing up, “Clean from top to bottom, and vacuum last, that way all the dust and dirt is on the floor and vacuumed into the bag.” Unfortunately, the dust bags of mother’s day along with the filterless vacuums, were stirring up micro-particles and dust throughout the air while removing their larger counterparts. Little did she know, the exhaust on her vacuum cleaner was redistributing as much as it was picking up.


Then came the time to change the bag. What a disaster those old contraptions were. The bag would disconnect from the hose inside the canister, exposing an open dust bag full of allergens and debris. Occasionally as mom would pull the bag from the storage compartment, the paper would hang on a rough edge and tear as she tugged it loose, releasing the bag’s entirety into the open vacuum and onto the floor. Or just as bad, she tossed the bag in the garbage, only for other trash to puncture the bag. Looking back, there was little about those paper bags to be considered “hygienic.”