Cheapest place for a dyson
13 November 2008, 12:00 PM
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I won't buy a Kirby out of principal. My ex got a job as a door to door sales woman with Kirby, basically she was told on her induction to get yourself in their house, then hound them till they buy one! Old people were best, as they give in quickly. Their tatic was to state a initial high price, then keep dropping, until they give in. The more you sell them for , the more commision. Think they were on watchdog too. The ex walked out on the first day.
Answered a "free carpet cleaning" Ad in my local newsletter... turned out (when he arived) that he was selling Kirby's and was not going ot clean my whole carpet... but a 1m square
I told him he had 60 minutes to convince me.....
at 59 minutes I said no ta (for the millionth time) and that he had 60 seconds to leave or his "vaccuum" would be leaving via the window followed shortly by himself..
He left in 45
13 November 2008, 12:52 PM
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And in that time how many bags and filters would a normal cleaner go through? For the cost of set of geniuine bags on some cleaners (Meile especially) one could just buy a second set of filters instead! (of course you could buy non-genuine reproduction, which either don't filter properly or burst).
Parts and filter aren't exactly hard to find: Dyson DC04 Silver/Lime Vacuum Spares
4ourhouse - Dyson Spares, Spare Parts and Accessories
The exception is plaster dust, or if the inner cylone bit (labelled "do not remove"
) has been taken out and not refitted properly (depends on the model). Not the end of the world - not as bad as when a paper bag bursts in a bagged cleaner.As for price, I've seen new DC07s for £105 (can't find where, lost the link - sorry)
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13 November 2008, 02:28 PM
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We needed to not only do floors, but sofa's, curtains and anywhere else the hair went (every-bloody-where). We also needed a cylinder as our house back then was small and storage was a problem. Apart from the occasional blockage in the tube, the bristle-heads wearing (3 replacements in 10 years) and a dodgy switch it has done what we needed perfectly. The 5yr warranty sorted most of the problems out with no hassle or expense, and we have since paid for just one Dyson Engineer visit for a full service and refurb for £70.
13 November 2008, 03:21 PM
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This is brilliant:
SEBO Automatic X4 Extra
We have the non pet version and even that sucks up all our black labs fur on our cream coloured (DOH!) carpets.
SEBO Automatic X4 Extra
We have the non pet version and even that sucks up all our black labs fur on our cream coloured (DOH!) carpets.
13 November 2008, 09:10 PM
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Completele exageration: 3 to 6 months is more reasonable.
And in that time how many bags and filters would a normal cleaner go through? For the cost of set of geniuine bags on some cleaners (Meile especially) one could just buy a second set of filters instead! (of course you could buy non-genuine reproduction, which either don't filter properly or burst).
Parts and filter aren't exactly hard to find: Dyson DC04 Silver/Lime Vacuum Spares
4ourhouse - Dyson Spares, Spare Parts and Accessories
The exception is plaster dust, or if the inner cylone bit (labelled "do not remove" ) has been taken out and not refitted properly (depends on the model). Not the end of the world - not as bad as when a paper bag bursts in a bagged cleaner.
As for price, I've seen new DC07s for £105 (can't find where, lost the link - sorry)
And in that time how many bags and filters would a normal cleaner go through? For the cost of set of geniuine bags on some cleaners (Meile especially) one could just buy a second set of filters instead! (of course you could buy non-genuine reproduction, which either don't filter properly or burst).
Parts and filter aren't exactly hard to find: Dyson DC04 Silver/Lime Vacuum Spares
4ourhouse - Dyson Spares, Spare Parts and Accessories
The exception is plaster dust, or if the inner cylone bit (labelled "do not remove"
) has been taken out and not refitted properly (depends on the model). Not the end of the world - not as bad as when a paper bag bursts in a bagged cleaner.As for price, I've seen new DC07s for £105 (can't find where, lost the link - sorry)
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13 November 2008, 11:11 PM
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I did two rooms before it clogged from the (fresh) plaster dust. Bit longer than 10mins
Nothing a washing of the sponge filter in the sink, wring it out and put it straight back in, and its good to go.
Non of this drying on radiators rubbish: The flow of air soon dries it back out
Nothing a washing of the sponge filter in the sink, wring it out and put it straight back in, and its good to go.
Non of this drying on radiators rubbish: The flow of air soon dries it back out
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