The C1 Centennial…There’s a lot to Celebrate
Upgrade Your Cleaning Game with the Miele C1 Centennial Compact Canister Vacuum with the Miele Electro Comfort SEB217
If you’re looking for a canister vacuum that delivers powerful performance across both hard floors and carpets — without needing to juggle multiple attachments — look no further than the Miele C1 Centennial Compact. This model is not only a perfectly sized upgrade for most homes, but it’s also positioned as a direct, modern replacement for earlier favorites like the Miele Delphi and Titan canisters.
🔄 Why the C1 Centennial Compact Is the Successor to Delphi & Titan
If you’ve used or loved the Miele Delphi or Titan canisters, you’ll feel right at home with the C1 Centennial Compact. This model is the direct replacement for the popular Miele S2121 Titan and Delphi canisters, offering the same trusted performance with upgraded features and modern styling.
What that means in practical terms: you get:
The same German-engineering durability and high suction power as the older models.
A compact body that’s easier to maneuver and store than some older bulky units.
Compatibility with many of the trusted Miele accessories and filtration systems.
So if you’re familiar with the Titan or Delphi era and liked what those offered, this is the logical next step — with improvements.
🧼 The Electro Comfort SEB217: One Tool for Both Hard Floors & Carpets
One of the standout features of this model is the inclusion of the SEB217 Electro Comfort powerhead. This is not your average non-motorized brush; it’s a motorized, electric floorhead that makes vacuuming both hard surfaces and carpeting fast and effective:
The SEB217 is described as a “motorized head … will move effortlessly from surface to surface.” (Irby & Stutchman Vacuums)
A key benefit is that you don't have to switch heads when moving from hardwood, tile or laminate into low- or medium-pile carpet. One quick flip of the switch shuts off the rotating brush for bare floors. (KEYSTONE VACUUM)
Because it's electric (rather than air-driven), it tends to perform better on carpets, pulling out embedded dirt and pet hair more efficiently. (More Than Vacuums)
In short: if your home has a mix of hard floors and some carpets/rugs — this model gives you the flexibility you need with one high-quality tool instead of two.
🏠 Ideal Use-Case & Home Profiles
The C1 Centennial Compact with SEB217 makes sense for homeowners who:
Have mixed flooring surfaces: hardwood, tile, laminate combined with area rugs or low/medium-pile carpets.
Want premium filtration, as Miele’s sealed bag and filter system catches fine dust, allergens and debris efficiently.
Are upgrading from earlier Miele models (Titan, Delphi) or moving into a new home and want a durable canister that will last many years.
Prefer the maneuverability of a canister vacuum (lighter body, easier to move under furniture or carry up stairs) over a bulky upright.
🎯 Key Features at a Glance
German-engineered PowerLine motor (~1200 W) for strong suction.
Six-stage rotary dial suction control to match the surface being cleaned.
SEB217 Electro Comfort motorized floorhead included — no need for separate tools for carpet vs hard floor.
Compact canister body that’s easier to store and move, compared to older units.
Miele’s AirClean sealed filtration system, GN filter-bags, and motor protection filter for improved indoor air quality.
Long operating radius (approx 29.5 ft) to cover multiple rooms with fewer plug changes.
🛑 A Few Considerations Before You Buy
While the SEB217 is excellent for low- to medium-pile carpet plus hard floors, if you have thick, high-pile carpet or shag rugs, you might want to consider a model with a larger powerhead (e.g., SEB228) for more aggressive carpet cleaning. (KEYSTONE VACUUM)
As with all canister bagged vacuums, you’ll need to periodically replace filter bags and filter elements to maintain optimal performance and air quality.
Make sure you keep accessories and the telescopic wand at a comfortable height for you — Miele models often allow fine adjustment of wand length.
✅ Final Verdict
If you’re in the market for a high-quality canister vacuum that bridges the gap between hard-floor performance and carpet cleaning power — and you either currently own or are familiar with Miele’s previous Delphi or Titan lines — the Miele C1 Centennial Compact with the SEB217 powerhead is a smart, future-proof choice.
It delivers true dual-surface capability with its motorized head, stellar filtration, durability, and a brand heritage that makes it more than just a cleaning appliance: it’s an investment in indoor air quality and long-term performance.
For homeowners who want one versatile machine that can handle bare floors and carpets, without frequently switching attachments, this model ticks all the boxes.
The Perfect “Detail” Vacuum
Meet the Riccar SupraQuick — Small Size, Big Power
When it comes to powerful cleaning in a portable package, the Riccar SupraQuick Portable Canister Vacuum proves that great things come in small sizes. Compact yet incredibly strong, the SupraQuick delivers the deep-cleaning performance you expect from Riccar — in a lightweight design that goes anywhere you do.
Unlimited Run Time — Power That Doesn’t Quit
Because the Riccar SupraQuick is an electric vacuum, it offers unlimited run time and consistent suction power from start to finish. Just plug in the 25-foot cord, and you’re ready to tackle everything from car interiors to furniture and beyond — no batteries to charge, no power fade, and no interruptions.
Compact Convenience with Serious Suction
Don’t underestimate this little vacuum. The SupraQuick’s high-performance motor delivers impressive suction that easily lifts dog hair, dust, and fine debris from carpets, upholstery, and hard surfaces. Small enough to sit in the car with you while cleaning, yet powerful enough to rival larger models — it’s the perfect mix of portability and punch.
Endless Versatility — One Tool, Countless Uses
The Riccar SupraQuick earns its name by being ready for anything. Its combination of compact size, strong suction, and multiple attachments makes it your go-to tool for detailed cleaning jobs all around the home:
Dust furniture, shelves, and blinds
Clean air vents and ceiling fans
Freshen lampshades and curtains
Detail your car interior with precision
From floor to ceiling — and even out to your car — the SupraQuick handles it all.
Why You’ll Love the Riccar SupraQuick
The Riccar SupraQuick Portable Canister combines Riccar’s signature performance with unbeatable convenience. With unlimited run time, high suction power, and a lightweight, easy-carry design, it’s the perfect companion for quick cleanups and deep cleans alike.
For pet owners, car enthusiasts, and anyone who values a spotless space, the SupraQuick is more than just a portable vacuum — it’s your new everyday essential.
The Return of a Classic
Here at Keystone Vacuum, we have a huge legacy customer base of Sharp, Panasonic, Evolution, Bernina and Riccar customers who LOVE their upright vacuums. Riccar has thankfully revamped their beloved Vibrance line of upright vacuums, which makes the ideal replacement upright vacuum. Find out why the unique design makes it EASIER to push and clean BETTER.
For those of you who have been the proud and loving owner of a Riccar Vibrance, Bernina, Evolution, Panasonic, Carpet Pro, Morse, or Sharp Vacuum, this machine should look familiar to you. Since the 1980’s, all of these machines have shared a particular design element that has given them a distinct advantage over their competitors. If you’re looking for a replacement to any of the machines listed above, read below to find out why Riccar has brought back a classic and built the Spirit of USA Manufacturing right-in.
Oh Where, Oh Where, Should the Wheels Go?
Starting with the original Panasonic Jet-Flo back in the 1980’s, Riccar, Bernina, Evolution, Sharp, and Panasonic all shared a similar shape. The bag chamber, handle, motor, and motor compartment are mounted inside of one vertical assembly. This vertical assembly rests on 2 wheels on the back and features a cleaning nozzle attached to the vertical housing on a pivot point. When the handle is reclined, the wheels disappear under the vacuum and the nozzle becomes free-floating.
This design does an absolutely amazing thing. It takes a 14lbs+ vacuum and makes it feel almost weightless. The majority of the weight is resting on the rear wheels, reducing the handle weight tremendously, and because of the powerful brushroll the vacuum feels “Self-propelled”, but without the weight and jerkiness of an actual self-propelled transmission like many other vacuums use.
This design was borrowed and tweaked by many manufacturers during its design tenure. The basic design proved to be extremely reliable, however depending upon manufacturer, other parts of the vacuum could cause headaches for the customers. Certain manufacturers had cord hooks and handles that would snap off, housings that were plastic on plastic and would deform with heat or heavy use, or a million little clips, snaps, and holders that would constantly snap off and wouldn’t affect the performance of the machine, but was still frustrating. Some brands were better than others, with Riccar and Panasonic being known for building the most robust options out there.
However even with these small nuisances, one thing was almost universal about this design: Customers LOVED them. Even in 2024, we have customers with Sharps, Panasonics, Bernina’s and Riccar’s that they purchased all the way back in the 90’s and have given them 2 decades of reliable service.
However
As these beloved manufacturers left the vacuum industry, first with Sharp, and then Bernina, and then Panasonic, Riccar was one of the few manufacturers still making a machine of this design. The machines by the now defunct manufacturer were essentially orphaned, with many proprietary parts becoming NLA and rendering major repairs practically impossible. As these companies exited the vacuum industry, Riccar stayed steady with producing the most refined version of this design in the industry, known as the Vibrance Series. Ranging in cost from $199 -$649, there was a model to fit every home and budget.
The Riccar Vibrance series was one of Riccar’s longest running product lines. Over the years various upgrades like HEPA Filtration, Lifetime Belts, Ergonomic Handles, More Powerful Motors, and Upgraded Attachments have been added, but the basic design remained the same. However in 2021, after the successful launch of the Riccar R25 Series (A Keystone Vacuum Favorite!), the Riccar Vibrance Series was finally retired. But that’s not the end of this story.
In Mid 2024, Riccar announced that after much kicking, screaming, and DEMANDING from dealers, the Riccar Vibrance series would be coming back. This time named the R21 Spirit, This machine shares the same platform as the previous Vibrance (and other machines mentioned) and was aimed at a specific part of the market that is seriously underserved.
Riccar manufacturers the amazing R10 Series of 9lbs vacuums. These vacuums are a customer favorite because of their insane cleaning power, durable design, and 9lbs design. However one thing these machines lack are on-board tools. Now many people do not mind this and prefer having the absolute lightest machine possible, but there existed a need for a lightweight, easy to push upright with tools. The R25 Series is relatively lightweight at only about 16lbs, and is extremely easy to push compared to many other vacuums on the market like Shark or Dyson. But when customers compared them to their now orphaned Sharps, Panasonics, Bernina’s, and Evolutions, they felt heavier and harder to maneuver. That’s where Riccar knew the R21 could shine again.
The R21 Spirit has been designed to be one of the easiest full-sized vacuums to push, pull, and maneuver around furniture. The redesigned nozzle housing has a lower profile and is lighter weight, reducing both the effort required to push the vacuum, but also the overall weight, making it easier to lift up and down the stairs. The nozzle also features a clear bumper that protects your vacuum and your furniture/baseboards from damage, and its clear color means that it won’t leave scuffs on light-colored baseboards.
Other upgrades include HEPA Filtration Disposable Bags and Filters, Metal Brushrolls w/ Replaceable Bristles, Upgraded Attachments, Longer Power Cords and a Flat to the Floor design for cleaning under low furniture. Best of all, the Riccar R21 Spirit is designed and assembled in St. James, Missouri. At only $449, the R21 Spirit is actually less expensive than many of the high-end Panasonic’s, Bernina’s ,and Sharp’s of their day, especially when adjusted with 20-years of inflation.
The Riccar R21 Spirit is the perfect replacement for Riccar Vibrances, Bernina, Evolution, Sharp, Simplicity and others. It’s ideal for homes with low-high pile carpeting, area rugs, pets, kids, and allergies. The R21 Spirit can be purchased by visiting our store or by clicking on the link below.
The True Cost of Generics
It’s a simple fact, over the last few years, the convenience of large online shopping platforms like Amazon and others have made shopping for consumables for everything in your home so much easier. Just simply click, and it arrives at your door in a few days.
Much like social media, there is a stark disconnect with online shopping compared to shopping in a brick and mortar store. Instead of a friendly face behind the counter, you are greeted with a plethora of options that all look almost identical, yet cost wildly different amounts. With certain items, a good generic is just fine. However what about more critical items like Miele, Sebo or Riccar Vacuum Bags? Are generics just as good?
A Generic Miele Bag in a Miele C3 Canister
Looks appetizing huh? Part of why customers LOVE their Miele, SEBO and Riccar vacuums is their easy-to-change disposable bags. Never again do you have to wash out a dirty filter or get a face (and kitchen) full of dust when you go to empty your vacuum. Simply pull the bag out, toss it away, and install a new one. Simple. Right? Well, if you’re using generic bags and filters, not quite.
This is just one example of an all too regular occurrence in our service department. The generic bags online look practically identical to the genuine bags that Authorized Miele dealers (like us) sell. However, these bags are NOT made to the Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) Standards. Meaning that the filtration material isn’t as thick, the bag adapters are not the same size or the same composition. You think you’re clicking the bag into place, but when you close the bag lid, the poor construction of the bag adapter bends and doesn’t connect to the intake pipe. You start vacuuming and dirt begins filling up the bag compartment, pre-motor filter and HEPA filter, and most importantly the motor.
Thankfully this customer noticed the issue pretty quickly and brought it in for service. We could tell immediately the bags were generic and informed the customer to return them or dispose of them immediately, as this would be a problem that would keep occurring. We were able to clean this machine thoroughly, and after breaking the entire machine down and giving it a good hot water soak and cleaning (See the after photos), the motor was still in good shape and was ready to keep cleaning. However in many cases, we have seen customers wait to long before bringing it in for service and they have destroyed their motors. Motor replacements are costly, but on a high-quality vacuum like a Miele, SEBO or Riccar, it usually makes good financial sense vs replacing it.
“When shopping for a new vacuum. be sure to ask what the consumables will cost.”
What many customers do not realize is just how important your vacuum bag is to your vacuum. Your vacuum bag is the first line of defense vs the dirt, dust, allergens, coins, pet food, kids toys, shards of glass, nails, dog hair, cat litter, etc, that travels through your vacuum tubing at 100-200 MPH. This debris is moving extremely quickly and blasts into the bag. If it’s a genuine bag, the vast majority of this debris is stopped, filtered and captured, however if your’e using a generic bag, a significant amount of this debris is blowing right through and into your vacuum motor, and if your vacuum isn’t equipped with a good filtration system, right back into the air you’re breathing.
How Can You Tell if The Bags You’re Buying Are Genuine?
Chance are if you’re buying bags at the dealer who sold you your vacuum, the bags are most likely genuine. Most manufacturers have specific style of branding that is consistent across the packaging for the vacuums, attachments, bags, and filters. Look for indicators that state “Genuine _____”. The packaging should not state “To-Fit” or “Designed to Fit” while not featuring any brand logos.
When shopping for a new vacuum, consider what the consumables will cost. Genuine Bags can range anywhere from $3.50 per bag to almost $6.00 per bag. However many manufacturers have introduced “Performance Packs” or “Service Boxes” which significantly lowers the price of a 12-18 month supply of bags and filters. These prices may seem high, however when you factor in that one disposable bag can last 1-2 months or More, you realize that for what it costs to get a latte at a coffee shop, you can completely avoid having to touch dust, dirt, and allergens.
Are Generics Ever Superior?
Yes! Actually we carry a full-line of amazing generic bags at our store by the CleanObsessed Brand. CleanObsessed has produced HEPA Filtration bags for many machines that never had the option for them before. Bags like the classic Electrolux/Aerus Style C and U bags that for decades were only produced in the inferior, thin, paper bags are now available in HEPA at a price that rivals the paper bags. Here at Keystone Vacuum, we have done a tremendous amount of vetting and research to make sure that every bag we offer at our store is of the best quality and value. We take pride in offering only Genuine Disposable Bags for all of the quality brands we represent, and feature the best generic HEPA bags for those that we don’t.
Something to keep in mind is that in entry-level brands like Hoover, Bissell, Dirt Devil, Etc, simply do not put the same type of high-performance motors in their vacuums that require the fine filtration that better brands like SEBO, Miele, and Riccar require. The high-performance motor in a quality vacuum moves significantly more air and generates more suction than a box-store variety vacuum. These high-performance motors rely on clean-air going through them and cannot handle large amounts of dirt and debris. Box-Store machines use older, low-efficiency motors that don’t care If there is dirt and dust going through them. You get lower performance and poor filtration because what goes into the machine, often comes right back out. With this in mind, our generic HEPA bags can actually make these machines last longer and clean better.
The Best Vacuums for Cleaning Large Homes
Owning a large home presents cleaning challenges not present in smaller, more modest homes. With delicate floor coverings, large expanses of floor surfaces, pets, high foot traffic and multiple-operators, read below to find out the best options for cleaning your large home.
Cleaning Large Homes: The Right Tools for the Job
Cleaning a large home presents challenges that smaller homes simply don’t have. After more than a decade of installing central vacuum systems in some of the largest homes in Western Pennsylvania, I’ve seen firsthand what it takes to keep these spaces spotless — and where most homeowners and cleaning teams struggle.
There are a number of excellent options that can make maintaining your large home much easier and more efficient.
The Time Factor
When your home measures between 5,000 and 10,000 square feet, the biggest challenge you face is simple: time.
Vacuuming thousands of square feet of carpet, hard floors, stairs, and furnishings takes a long time. Many new homeowners — especially those moving from smaller condos or apartments — try to maintain their new space with a battery-operated stick vacuum, and it almost always ends in frustration.
You simply can’t clean 8,000 square feet in the 20 minutes a battery vacuum can run. I’ve even seen professional cleaners show up to large homes with a stick vacuum in hand. For perspective, my own home is 1,200 square feet, and I can’t clean it properly in that time — so how could anyone clean a home six or seven times that size?
Invest in Professional-Grade Equipment
Larger homes demand professional-grade cleaning equipment. Just as a professional chef invests in high-quality cookware, homeowners should invest in better vacuums for better results.
Think about how much money you have tied up in your flooring and finishes: wool carpeting, Oriental rugs, hardwoods, custom draperies, wood shutters — these items cost thousands of dollars. You can’t expect an $89 vacuum from a big-box store to properly care for those surfaces or help them last.
Here’s some perspective: if you’re reading a blog post about cleaning large homes, you probably have a high-end built-in refrigerator, perhaps an $8,000–$15,000 appliance that protects a few hundred dollars worth of food. Now, consider the investment in your floors — $15,000? $30,000? More? Isn’t it worth protecting that investment with the right equipment?
Homes Over 10,000 Square Feet
Once a home exceeds 10,000 square feet, you’ve entered a different category of cleaning entirely. If you have a professional cleaning team, here are key considerations:
How many people are cleaning at once?
In a large home, multiple cleaners often work simultaneously. You should have a quality vacuum on every finished floor, ideally one per person cleaning.How many vacuums should you have per level?
Having a dedicated vacuum on each floor avoids carrying heavy equipment up and down stairs and saves time searching for “where the vacuum went last.”What about cleaning between visits?
Accidents and messes happen — usually right after your cleaners leave. A quality battery-operated vacuum for quick cleanups is perfect for these in-between moments.
“My Cleaners Have Their Own Vacuums”
I hear this often when discussing central vacuum systems:
“Oh, I don’t need that — my cleaners have their own vacuums.”
Understood — but think about this: are those the same vacuums they use in every other client’s home? Do you really want dog hair or odors from someone else’s home being brushed into your custom wool rugs?
Having the right equipment in your home, ready for your cleaning staff, ensures your floors and furnishings are maintained hygienically and properly — saving you money long-term.
Homes Over 20,000 Square Feet
When your home is over 20,000 square feet, you’re managing something closer to a commercial space — except your furnishings are far more delicate and luxurious than anything found in a commercial setting.
In homes of this size, you likely have live-in or daily staff, and the scale of cleaning requires planning and the right equipment. Few machines are truly designed for this level of cleaning without looking out of place in such elegant surroundings.
Key considerations for estates of this size include:
How many operators?
You’ll often have two or more cleaners per level, so plan your equipment accordingly.How many vacuums per level?
One per floor is no longer sufficient — ensure each cleaner has access to their own machine.What’s the plan for quick cleanups?
Even with staff, messes happen daily. Having a lightweight or battery-operated vacuum on hand for rapid cleanups makes ongoing maintenance easier and more efficient.
Moving Forward: Choosing the Right Vacuum
Now that we’ve outlined the cleaning challenges that come with larger homes, let’s talk about solutions — and which vacuums are best suited to handle these unique needs.
(This is a perfect transition to introduce central vacuum systems, premium canisters, or commercial-grade uprights in your next section.)So now that we have gone over those things. Lets talk about vacuums:
Chameleon Central Vacuum
The ultimate in built-in central vacuums, a Chameleon Central Vacuum system is the easiest and most efficient way to clean any large home. Each inlet can have up to a 50’ Retractable Hose, that covers up to 2200 sq. ft. per valve. These valves can easily be installed in closets and other low-visibility locations to make this system inconspicuous. Simply pull, vacuum and retract. Multiple units can be installed with the home laid out in different zones, allowing for multiple operators all cleaning at the same time. Because of the power units remote location, vacuuming with a Chameleon Central Vacuum System is extremely quiet, allowing your cleaners to vacuum without disturbing someone in the other room.
A quality central vacuum motor has a 1500+ hour life span, 5-6x longer than most portable vacuums. These motors are designed to clean veterinarian hospitals and commercial factories, so they are right at home in your large estate. The large disposable bag holds 6-gallons of debris, meaning that even in a large home, with lots of traffic and shedding pets, the machine only needs attention 2-3x per year. With practically unlimited options for attachments, a Chameleon Central Vacuum can be customized to clean any floor coverings. Plus inlets in the garage make it easy for your team to keep your cars and garage sparkling clean as well.
It’s easiest to install a central vacuum when your home is being built, but systems can be retrofitted without much mess or hassle in most instances. Call us today to discuss all of the options available for your large home.
2. SEBO D4 Canister
Want a central vacuum on wheels? The SEBO D4 is the ultimate canister vacuum for large homes. The SEBO D4 features a 40’ retractable cord that when combined with the extra long hose w/ 270 degree swivel, you can clean up to 50’ away from your power outlet. Most canister vacuums have a retractable cord that is only 20’-25’ in length, which makes cleaning large rooms extremely frustrating. Despite its’ large capacity, the machine is remarkably lightweight, but built to withstand even the heaviest use. The large 1.5 gallon bag holds large amounts of debris while being easy and economical to replace. The large AirBelt Bumper protects your valuable furnishings and baseboards while the machine is being pulled along. 3 attachments are stored on-board for easy cleaning along baseboards, furniture, stairs and more.
The Famous SEBO ET-1 Powerhead is the same powerhead we sell to use with commercial central vacuums in churches and office buildings. The brush is remarkably easy to maintain and extremely effective on all carpeting and area rugs. Special delicate brushrolls can be swapped in for gentle cleaning of wool rugs without damage.
Made in Germany, the SEBO D4 features a 10-year parts warranty and 7-year labor warranty when purchased from Keystone Vacuum. Finally consumables for your SEBO D4 are reasonably priced, with 8 Disposable Filter Bags costing only $34.99, Compared to $22.99 for 4 on some competitor products.
The SEBO X7 is the ideal upright for your large home. The X7 has a proven record of long-life cleaning hotels, offices and churches. The large 1.4 gallon bag holds more debris, while the S-Class Sealed Filtration System keeps the dust, dirt and allergens that are picked up, locked tight inside the machine.
The X7 features a 40’ power cord, a Quick-Draw Wand and Hose for easy detail cleaning, Smart-Automatic Height-Adjustment, and Computer Controller that protects the vacuum….Wait. A what? Yeah the X7 features a computer controller that constantly monitors the brush speed and bag levels to protect the vacuum. If a cleaning rag, or the edge of an area rug is accidentally picked up, the machine will automatically shut down to protect the belts. This belt monitor can also detect when a brush is wearing down and no longer cleaning effectively. The same computer controller also monitors the airflow going through the machine and will warn the user if there is a clog or a full bag. If the user ignores the warning, the machine will automatically shut down after approximately 60-seconds, preventing motor burn-out.
The X7 is the ideal vacuum for large homes that prefer an upright cleaner. Combine an X7 with a D4 for an unbeatable cleaning combination.
For the quick cleans, the Miele HX2 TriFlex is the ideal cordless vacuum. Although the machine can be configured 3 different ways, my preferred set-up is in the traditional upright configuration. This set-up allows the machine to be free-standing, similar to a regular upright vacuum. This eliminates needing to lean the vacuum against the wall or a piece of furniture and having to pray that it doesn’t fall over and damage something. The HX2 also features removable batteries so with an additional battery, you can easily double your run time for extended cleaning range.
The HX2 can also be set-up as a hand vacuum for easy above the floor cleaning as well.
Wrap Up
Finally, the most important thing to consider is that your cleaning tools are only as good as the support system to take care of them. Here at Keystone Vacuum, we are happy to provide local annual maintenance on your machines to keep them working in tip-top shape. If you have a house manager, we can easily keep them supplied with all the necessary supplies like bags, filters and replacement brushes. Ready to talk about cleaning? Give us a call today and we can discuss your individual cleaning needs and make custom recommendations for your home. Keystone Vacuum offers free shipping on all new vacuums, and free local, same-day delivery within 45 miles of Butler, PA, Call for full details.