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akane1984 26-07-2006 20:39
Vacum
 
Whats a good model of vacum cleaner these days?

Chimaera 26-07-2006 20:44
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Well I like my little Dyson DC05 with a turbo brush head we bought seperately from Tesco - excellent for dealing with dog hair. But then I only have a small 2 bedroom house and not much storage room, so a small cylinder cleaner like that is ok for us.
Depends on the size of your house, what type of flooring you have, and any pets etc.

greencreeper 26-07-2006 21:00
Re: Vacum
 
Most of them suck

Graham M 26-07-2006 21:02
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Chim, we have the same, excellent for pet hair (we have 2 long haired cats) brilliant hoover.

Chimaera 26-07-2006 21:03
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Quote:
Originally Posted by greencreeper
Most of them suck
But some more than others! :D

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Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeph
Chim, we have the same, excellent for pet hair (we have 2 long haired cats) brilliant hoover.
We also have a Bissell carpet washer, now that is good for picking up absolutely everything!

greencreeper 26-07-2006 21:14
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Chimaera
But some more than others! :D
Well it was a Nuggian pun :D

homealone 26-07-2006 21:15
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Chimaera
Well I like my little Dyson DC05 with a turbo brush head we bought seperately from Tesco - excellent for dealing with dog hair. But then I only have a small 2 bedroom house and not much storage room, so a small cylinder cleaner like that is ok for us.
Depends on the size of your house, what type of flooring you have, and any pets etc.
maybe it is the turbo brush head that makes a difference, but when we 'upgraded' our DC02 to a DC05 I found the standard head was really hard to push along, because the suction was so fierce, but I didn't try it with the turbo brush head - too late now, my son has the DC05, we've got the old DC02, we gave him, back, complete with turbo brush :D

akane1984 26-07-2006 21:15
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house is mixture of carpet and wooden flooring.

Jules 26-07-2006 21:53
Re: Vacum
 
You need one that you can turn the beater bar off for when you do your wood flooring, I swear by my Dyson

Wicked_and_Crazy 26-07-2006 22:09
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Jules
You need one that you can turn the beater bar off for when you do your wood flooring, I swear by my Dyson
are you suggesting Greeny vaccums his wood:erm:

DC07 here (i think)

Gareth 26-07-2006 23:18
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Gota Dyson here too... dunno the model, but it's fairly recent (not the one with a ball, but the model before that) came with a pet brush thingy too... works a treat!

MovedGoalPosts 26-07-2006 23:28
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Quote:
Originally Posted by akane1984
Whats a good model of vacum cleaner these days?
I'm surprised nobody has volunteered their partner yet :angel:

bb31 26-07-2006 23:31
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the dyson vote for me too. i dont think u will find a better model out there, and judging by all the replies, other people think similar

greencreeper 26-07-2006 23:33
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I hate bagless cleaners. One gust of wind as you're emptying the thing in the bin and that's it. I'm allergic to dust - would be a nightmare.

Shaun 26-07-2006 23:58
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Yet they collect so much more than a bagged one. :erm:


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