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Vacuum Cleaners...
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LikeJohnnYoko
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I have a Dyson, it's my second (gave my first, an upright to a family member when I moved into a flat and wanted a smaller model.) I love it. I also love that you can get it serviced (including labour and all necessary parts) for £75 through the Dyson website.
I wouldn't choose to have any kind of vacuum.
I wouldn't choose to have any kind of vacuum.
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I couldnt be without my dyson they are worth every penny. I have a dog and it's great for the hairs.
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Mums got a Hettie and it still works well which is a testament to their toughness as my mum normally breaks stuff within 5 mins (not an exaggeration)!
I had a Dyson upright. It was crap and the filters needed cleaning every 10 mins for it to work properly.
Have had a Miele cat and dog for a few years. Never loses suction even with a full bag. It's reliable and a monster vacuum cleaner.
Using Tapatalk can't see no tickers grrrrr.
I had a Dyson upright. It was crap and the filters needed cleaning every 10 mins for it to work properly.
Have had a Miele cat and dog for a few years. Never loses suction even with a full bag. It's reliable and a monster vacuum cleaner.
Using Tapatalk can't see no tickers grrrrr.
