On-site electrical planning tips and warnings

I like the Dyson. Sure, they are expensive, but the others that we tested among family and friends couldn't match the suction power. Even the test vacuums we tried at home gave up on our dog's fur on the carpets and rugs. Only our two Dysons (1x cordless 1x corded) manage to handle it. But I also know many people who are not fond of Dyson; it depends on the requirements. With our dog, who seems to shed completely every day, the vacuums are worth their weight in gold for us.

We have a nimble AEG CX7 - my husband regularly extracts an endless amount of dust with it (where the vacuum gets it from?)

Exactly this combination is also used by my wife: bagless AEG cordless vacuum cleaner with intensive emptying by the husband. Whoever chooses well in the switch program has nice and back-friendly placed sockets. I prefer the sockets near the floor because cables hanging down from high above bother us. In addition, in our chosen switch holder program from Gi Gambarelli, the sockets were outrageously expensive (same price as the rotary switches). We took inconspicuous Berker R sockets, placed below independently of the switches, because the round insert is appealing and they are white and unobtrusive.

Exactly this combination is also used by my wife: bagless AEG cordless vacuum cleaner with intensive emptying by husband.

Well spotted :D

Really?? I thought I was quirky because I don't like many things, but I probably wouldn’t care as long as the switch or the outlet looks neat. I’m probably more of a Bauhaus lover, following "form follows back," in case someone ever assigns that to me. Tztztz.....these young ones, no idea about age-related ailments.....3 meters turning radius planned everywhere in the house for the lowered walker in old age but bending down for the outlet. Did you plan staff to help you back up again?

Nope, but a robot vacuum. Plus the Dyson, which I am very satisfied with. Unfortunately, I can't run the robot vacuum in the living room anymore since there are several furs lying around there. You just can't have everything ;).

Unfortunately, I can no longer run the vacuum robot in the living room since various pelts are lying there.

Pelts and vacuum robots just have to grow up together, then they get along.

Unfortunately, I can no longer run the vacuum robot in the living room since there are various pelts lying there.

Living pelts? Shoo them away :D