Vacuums
#1
Hi
Did a search on "vacuums" found that everyone recommended the Dyson, is there any other vacuum out there that even comes close? I have been looking at Blissell, dirt Devil, any recommendations?
MRS DYING TO LEAVE
Did a search on "vacuums" found that everyone recommended the Dyson, is there any other vacuum out there that even comes close? I have been looking at Blissell, dirt Devil, any recommendations?
MRS DYING TO LEAVE
#2
Sorry Dyson every time
, once I had used one in a hotel I knew I never would go back to a bag one...
, once I had used one in a hotel I knew I never would go back to a bag one...
#3
Sorry -no good experiences with Dyson - even bought a second one thinking it was just a 'me' problem.
Sad topic really (just how white is your washing?!) but I love my Sebo - not hugely common in UK - but expensive and sold in 'better' stores.
Anyone ever heard of these in Canada ? Can't recommend them highly enough !!
One of the only times a salesman has talked me into a much higher priced product and I have not regretted it at all ... will miss it if they do not exist over there !!
Sad topic really (just how white is your washing?!) but I love my Sebo - not hugely common in UK - but expensive and sold in 'better' stores.
Anyone ever heard of these in Canada ? Can't recommend them highly enough !!
One of the only times a salesman has talked me into a much higher priced product and I have not regretted it at all ... will miss it if they do not exist over there !!
#4
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Originally Posted by Dying to leave England
Hi
Did a search on "vacuums" found that everyone recommended the Dyson, is there any other vacuum out there that even comes close? I have been looking at Blissell, dirt Devil, any recommendations?
MRS DYING TO LEAVE
Did a search on "vacuums" found that everyone recommended the Dyson, is there any other vacuum out there that even comes close? I have been looking at Blissell, dirt Devil, any recommendations?
MRS DYING TO LEAVE

Its just got to be a dyson for me everytime just wouldnt use anything else um yes i do have a life
#5
Originally Posted by Dying to leave England
Did a search on "vacuums" found that everyone recommended the Dyson, is there any other vacuum out there that even comes close?
If you have that sort of money to blow on a vacuum, Dysons the way to go.
Last edited by iaink; Dec 5th 2006 at 2:04 am.
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I am happy to own the cheapest piece of crap available. A little canister job from Sears. Then again, we don't have any carpets in our house.
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Originally Posted by Dying to leave England
Hi
Did a search on "vacuums" found that everyone recommended the Dyson, is there any other vacuum out there that even comes close? I have been looking at Blissell, dirt Devil, any recommendations?
MRS DYING TO LEAVE
Did a search on "vacuums" found that everyone recommended the Dyson, is there any other vacuum out there that even comes close? I have been looking at Blissell, dirt Devil, any recommendations?
MRS DYING TO LEAVE

...................no competition
I wouldn't buy another one!!
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Originally Posted by bananahammock
I've got a dirt devil v 2 teens, 1 dog & 2 cats
...................no competition
I wouldn't buy another one!!
...................no competition
I wouldn't buy another one!!
#9
Originally Posted by Souvenir
One of what? DD, teen, dog or cat? If you are after another teen, I'll do you a good deal on mine. Ten grand max. I can't afford any more than that.
I have just sold my beloved 6-month old Dyson for £90. My previous Dyson lasted 12 years until it got a bit wobbly. I am definitely investing in another Dyson when I reach NS.
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Originally Posted by Souvenir
One of what? DD, teen, dog or cat? If you are after another teen, I'll do you a good deal on mine. Ten grand max. I can't afford any more than that.
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SEBO for me too. I had a Dyson in the UK and I liked it but I wouldn't have said it was that great. Course it was in great demand when I had to sell it.....I should have auctioned it off.
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[QUOTE=Dying to leave England]Hi
Did a search on "vacuums" found that everyone recommended the Dyson, is there any other vacuum out there that even comes close? I have been looking at Blissell, dirt Devil, any recommendations?
I left my Dyson back in the UK. Stopped sucking up properly, followed all the instructions to sort it out, ordered a replacement hose. No better. My mom swears by them but she has to admit she is on her 4th!!!!
I now have a very cheap Dirt devil which is fine, much better than my Dyson was. (the dyson was great at the begining but with time became crap-but i suspect my tiler may have used it suck up lots of tile cutting dust-will never know!)
Did a search on "vacuums" found that everyone recommended the Dyson, is there any other vacuum out there that even comes close? I have been looking at Blissell, dirt Devil, any recommendations?
I left my Dyson back in the UK. Stopped sucking up properly, followed all the instructions to sort it out, ordered a replacement hose. No better. My mom swears by them but she has to admit she is on her 4th!!!!
I now have a very cheap Dirt devil which is fine, much better than my Dyson was. (the dyson was great at the begining but with time became crap-but i suspect my tiler may have used it suck up lots of tile cutting dust-will never know!)
#14
Originally Posted by ann m
Sorry -no good experiences with Dyson - even bought a second one thinking it was just a 'me' problem.
Sad topic really (just how white is your washing?!) but I love my Sebo - not hugely common in UK - but expensive and sold in 'better' stores.
Anyone ever heard of these in Canada ? Can't recommend them highly enough !!
One of the only times a salesman has talked me into a much higher priced product and I have not regretted it at all ... will miss it if they do not exist over there !!
Sad topic really (just how white is your washing?!) but I love my Sebo - not hugely common in UK - but expensive and sold in 'better' stores.
Anyone ever heard of these in Canada ? Can't recommend them highly enough !!
One of the only times a salesman has talked me into a much higher priced product and I have not regretted it at all ... will miss it if they do not exist over there !!they even have a website http://www.sebocanada.ca/
#15
Sebo? Hurrah - I can finally arrive knowing that all will be well in my world !! You've cheered me up no end - see, told you it was sad !!



