Wheres the cheapest place to buy a dyson
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Costco sell the DC07 for £170 + vat
its the upright one with all the hepa filters etc
ie the same as this one
HTH
chris
[Edited by CHRIS_D - 1/3/2004 10:21:50 AM]
its the upright one with all the hepa filters etc
ie the same as this one
HTH
chris
[Edited by CHRIS_D - 1/3/2004 10:21:50 AM]
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Hate to poor cold water on the whole Dyson thing but in certain respects they're over-rated.
As an upright, they out-perform every other machine on the market but the hose cleaning attachment is poor.
For cleaning the car and general muck cleaning you can't touch Henry.
As an upright, they out-perform every other machine on the market but the hose cleaning attachment is poor.
For cleaning the car and general muck cleaning you can't touch Henry.
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forget hyped-for-housewives DYSON, bagged hoovers are much less hassle.
i'd mauch rather lift out a self sealing Miele bag and drop it in the bin than manually clean out a dusty cylinder all the time...
i'd mauch rather lift out a self sealing Miele bag and drop it in the bin than manually clean out a dusty cylinder all the time...
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Ditto - Dyson (yes, i've owned one) = triumph of design over function, and vastly overpriced to boot.
Currently using a Panasonic which beats the previous Dyson hands down
Currently using a Panasonic which beats the previous Dyson hands down
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