Mogsi

Our current hoover is on the blink, and having a dog we are constantly having to hoover up dropped hairs..!

Are Dyson hoovers a worthwhile investment.. are they really that powerful and worth the money...!!!

Cheers



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willy

I beleive one of the major stores,comet i think are doing a 28 day trial, if your not happy you can just return it.

*****

Tiggs

old ones were shocking so expect lots of "they are crap" comments- i agreed until we got a new model (animal version)- its very good, not stunning but still good.

T

ps- if it had an auto retracting cable (ala hover) then it would be better.

douglasb

Short answer is yes, they are good. You may think that your carpets are clean, but you will be amazed at the amount of dust that the Dyson sucks up the first time that you use it!

Doug

Subarstar

Don't know whether I am more or less sad than you for knowing this, but Dysons are excellent.

(so the wife says anyway!)

TelBoy

Don't forget this thread.

r32

Dysons good .......... best weve had (apparently) cleans in the car well anyway.........
STEVE...........

Mogsi

Thanks for the response peeps... :0)

Another question if I may.... How loud are they when in use...!!!

ProperCharlie

i never did find out how much Tiggs' oral vacuuming service was going to set me back...

russell hayward

Had a DC03, very flimsy, wouldnt have another

Got a DC07 now, absolutely brilliant.

paulr

Has the build quality issue improved.

David Lock

Heavy buggers if you need to cart up and down stairs. DL

brickboy

For the money you spend on a Dyson you can buy a good Panasonic and use the 50% saving on lots of cases of Becks from Sainsbury's.

Never had problems with our Pana, bags are £2.99 for 5 so not exactly crippling running costs either. Gets the job done

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AudiMan

Got the Dyson Animal (cost about £280) 18 months ago, superb bit of kit, does a good job of getting hairs up, and you WILL be amazed at how much stuff it continues to collect. Also big bonus as it's silver and purple it matches when I hoover the Silver Scoob !.
Good investment, look after them and they'll last you ages, aslo Dyson say they will come out and for £50 quid will make an old one like new (bar the motor), top product, top company and top customer care.

DavidBrown

You can't beat a Henry (yep, those with the eyes glued on !)

They really are the mutts nutts, as used by cleaning companies countrywide..



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WalterEgo

We have a DC05 Motorhead, which is the little cylinder jobbie with a motorised brush head. We got it because we have 2 long haired cats, and the fur is a real problem. The motorised brush head is superb (but they don't do it now IIRC) on the sofas (or it was 'til we got leather), curtains and stairs. We took out the Dyson 5 year warranty, but TBH their customer service is (or used to be ???) very good. My neighbour had trouble with his after about 4 years with no warranty, called the number on the vac, an engineer called that week and replace 7 parts (2 major) and fully cleaned and serviced it for £40. It's run like a dream for 2 more years now.

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