Next 125 kitchen planning / price experiences?

We hardly ever use the regeneration function to heat up food, as it is far too complicated and time-consuming with wiping and the drying function, and the old microwave is used for that more often than expected.

It's just the same with my daughter, too much effort to warm something up for the kids. But, it's true, cooking with steam usually tastes better. I don't like steamed fish, nor do I like mashed potatoes made from steamed potatoes. But vegetables, rice, great. However, I use a steam table device very often, for example, there's a very nice one from Braun. It is very easy to use, the result is very good, and it costs a fraction of a built-in appliance. DGCs are interesting if you need two ovens at the same time, but for most people, this is probably less common.

No, I mean Dreame ;) (Text too short...)

Interesting. I assume the manufacturer intended to cause confusion xD

I have a Dyson V8, but I still prefer to use my good old Miele bag vacuum cleaner with one - and this is crucial - Elras multi nozzle.

Yes, cordless is nice, but I find the Dyson's handheld part quite heavy and the constant button pressing is a totally unergonomic hand position for me. I'm glad it only has 15 minutes of suction power; by then my thumb falls off anyway.
And without a floor nozzle, it doesn't work at all (at least with my model). Meaning, if I just hold the tube somewhere (without attachment), it doesn't even vacuum away cobwebs. With my Miele, it sucks in the cobwebs and even the paint from the wall :D

Our V11 comes with a multi nozzle that detects whether you are vacuuming hard floors or carpet.
Regarding pressing the button. Yes, that sucks. We bought an "adapter" for about 8 € on the big river (Amazon, presumably). Now it can be turned on and off as usual.

As for suction power, I can't judge due to lack of comparison. All I can say about the V11 is it sucks everything away. In Eco mode, the thing lasts a whole hour and still has enough power; for cobwebs, we just switch briefly to Power mode. Vacuuming the whole house, about 200 sqm, works very well with it. Just in case, we have a second battery, which we never needed so far.

We researched quite a bit beforehand, and if you study the relevant sites (yes, I didn't know either, there are entire sites dedicated only to vacuums), you read that apparently a lot has happened in model development. Especially in terms of suction power and battery.

Interesting. I assume the manufacturer intended to cause confusion xD

You’re not the only one... P/L is all the better for it ;)

Can you, or someone else, recommend one? My corded thing annoys me.. (but it sucks great).

There is a thread about cordless vacuum cleaners: Dyson, AEG, and co. I can't link at the moment, but you should find it easily.

All right, I'll look for it. Then back to the actual topic ;)