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01 October 2005, 06:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Julz1983
I've got a Dyson DC04, I've always prefered them to any other, never had a prob with it and I've had it over 2 years now and I hoover everyday
They do the job 
01 October 2005, 06:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Julz1983
Yep they do
Just found a website where they are only £94
, I hate it when I've bought something then find it loads cheaper somewhere else
Just found a website where they are only £94
, I hate it when I've bought something then find it loads cheaper somewhere else 
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01 October 2005, 06:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Julz1983
I think I paid about £160, but that was 2 years ago, so I suppose they are bound to be cheaper now
People slate them but never had a problem with our DC04 Dyson, probably get the DC07 for that price now.
01 October 2005, 06:37 PM
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Yeah I was looking at the 07, but I'm going to wait til my 04 packs in, but I think it's going to go on forever lol coz the only thing I've ever needed to do to it was change the fuse in the plug!
01 October 2005, 07:24 PM
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Get a Henry, they're awesome! OK they don't look that cool but they're only £99 ish, can be used with or without a bag and they suck like...a very sucky thing! The hose and leccy lead are sooooooo long too, I can do the whole (tinpot) house from one plug socket! 
01 October 2005, 07:36 PM
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Expensive but MILES better than anything I have ever used previously (such as Dyson) is an Oreck. Only available via the factory I think. Incredible performance.
01 October 2005, 07:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Danbo
Where can you get the Dyson for £94??
From there, refurbished with 6 mths or 12 mths warranty, but to extend warranty doesn't cost much, I've just extended mine after the 2 yrs was up, and I bet even though they are refurbished they are just as good. My mam had to get a refurbished washing machine until she could get a new one, she thought it wouldn't last long, that was about 6 years ago, she still has it!!
02 October 2005, 12:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Julz1983
http://www.dyson-cleaners-direct.co.uk/start.htm
From there, refurbished with 6 mths or 12 mths warranty, but to extend warranty doesn't cost much, I've just extended mine after the 2 yrs was up, and I bet even though they are refurbished they are just as good. My mam had to get a refurbished washing machine until she could get a new one, she thought it wouldn't last long, that was about 6 years ago, she still has it!!
From there, refurbished with 6 mths or 12 mths warranty, but to extend warranty doesn't cost much, I've just extended mine after the 2 yrs was up, and I bet even though they are refurbished they are just as good. My mam had to get a refurbished washing machine until she could get a new one, she thought it wouldn't last long, that was about 6 years ago, she still has it!!
02 October 2005, 11:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Buckrogers
Thanks for the replies so far.
I guess I should also mention, mixture of carpet and wood floors and I have a dog.
I guess I should also mention, mixture of carpet and wood floors and I have a dog.
ive got a dc04 with a mixture of wood floors, laminate, lino and carpet its not bad but i borrowed my ma n pa's sebo and it did a much better job of the house
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