OT Dyson won !

After asking,awhile back about what kind of vacuum you all had and
liked----the Dyson won!! Got the purple dude, came home and vacuumed
--almost got ill at seeing all the dirt it picked up my other had
left. Now there is no excuse not to clean. Thanks again to all that
gave me input.

lyn

I love my purple Dyson. May you have many happy- and clean- years together!
(Every quilter who posts about their new Dyson makes a comment about the
dirt their old vac had left behind... don't feel badly. VBG)

Leslie & The Furbabies in MO.

"lyn5" wrote in message
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After asking,awhile back about what kind of vacuum you all had and
liked----the Dyson won!! Got the purple dude, came home and vacuumed
--almost got ill at seeing all the dirt it picked up my other had
left. Now there is no excuse not to clean. Thanks again to all that
gave me input.

lyn

Would a Dyson be just as good on stone/tile floors?

I don't have a single carpet in the house, just ceramic tiles.

Claudia

And quick and free is good too. I like to take the 6" x whatever scraps of
batting and attach them to my Swifter mop and swoosh around on my sewing
room / kitchen floor. Batting will attract and snare threads, leaves, pet
hair and assorted other strays. Can't certify that it is clean but it
surely does look better. Polly


"Leslie& The Furbabies in MO." wrote in message
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I love my purple Dyson. May you have many happy- and clean- years
together! (Every quilter who posts about their new Dyson makes a comment
about the dirt their old vac had left behind... don't feel badly. VBG)

Leslie & The Furbabies in MO.

"lyn5" wrote in message
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After asking,awhile back about what kind of vacuum you all had and
liked----the Dyson won!! Got the purple dude, came home and vacuumed
--almost got ill at seeing all the dirt it picked up my other had
left. Now there is no excuse not to clean. Thanks again to all that
gave me input.

lyn

Is the Dyson relatively quiet? My vacuum is so loud it hurts my ears!

Donna in SW Idaho

"lyn5" wrote in message
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After asking,awhile back about what kind of vacuum you all had and
liked----the Dyson won!! Got the purple dude, came home and vacuumed
--almost got ill at seeing all the dirt it picked up my other had
left. Now there is no excuse not to clean. Thanks again to all that
gave me input.

lyn




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For my three beloved HairyButts and my Dyson- Hoover completely ignores it
(that might have something to do with his name??? LOL), Simon will not
move away until I get the vac within about 3 feet of him and Daisy runs
outdoors as soon as the Dyson moves more than two inches.... before it's
even plugged in or turned on. But then Daisy had a very, very 'difficult'
life before she came to live with us. So the noise isn't bad enough to
upset my boys' ears and who knows what monsters lurk in dear Daisy's mind???

I've had my Dyson 6 years and still love it! And it's still going strong
having sucked up a few million pounds of dog hair and dirt tracked in by my
furry kids. I wouldn't have it any other way.

Leslie & The Furbabies in MO.

"Donna in Idaho" wrote in message
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Is the Dyson relatively quiet? My vacuum is so loud it hurts my ears!

Donna in SW Idaho

"lyn5" wrote in message
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After asking,awhile back about what kind of vacuum you all had and
liked----the Dyson won!! Got the purple dude, came home and vacuumed
--almost got ill at seeing all the dirt it picked up my other had
left. Now there is no excuse not to clean. Thanks again to all that
gave me input.

lyn




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On Mar 30, 6:22*am, "Leslie& The Furbabies in MO."
wrote:
For my three beloved HairyButts and my Dyson- *Hoover completely ignores it
(that might have something to do with his name??? * LOL), Simon will not
move away until I get the vac within about 3 feet of him and Daisy runs
outdoors as soon as the Dyson moves more than two inches.... before it's
even plugged in or turned on. *But then Daisy had a very, very 'difficult'
life before she came to live with us. *So the noise isn't bad enough to
upset my boys' ears and who knows what monsters lurk in dear Daisy's mind???

I've had my Dyson 6 years and still love it! *And it's still going strong
having sucked up a few million pounds of dog hair and dirt tracked in by my
furry kids. *I wouldn't have it any other way.

Leslie & The Furbabies in MO.

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Is the Dyson relatively quiet? *My vacuum is so loud it hurts my ears!

Donna in SW Idaho

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After asking,awhile back about what kind of vacuum you all had and
liked----the Dyson won!! *Got the purple dude, came home and vacuumed
--almost got ill at seeing all the dirt it picked up my other had
left. Now there is no excuse not to clean. Thanks again to all that
gave me input.

lyn

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I was at my local vacuum repair place and the Dyson's to be fixed
outnumbered that other brands almost 2:1. That could be a reflection
of the number of Dysons being used however. But my fellow said most
of them couldn't be fixed for less than what a new one would cost. I
have a feeling most small appliances are that way any more. Sad, but
true.
KJ

Dysons don't even like thin carpets or area rugs so I doubt that they'd
love bare floors.

If you have new carpets check the warranty before buying a Dyson. They
are so hard on carpets that some carpet companies will void the warranty
if a Dyson is used on it.

We returned one after a day. It sucked the carpet up and into the
vacuum and was horrendously noisy.

marcella

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claudia wrote:

Would a Dyson be just as good on stone/tile floors?

I don't have a single carpet in the house, just ceramic tiles.

Claudia

On Mar 30, 7:37*pm, Marcella Peek wrote:
Dysons don't even like thin carpets or area rugs so I doubt that they'd
love bare floors. *

If you have new carpets check the warranty before buying a Dyson. *They
are so hard on carpets that some carpet companies will void the warranty
if a Dyson is used on it.

We returned one after a day. *It sucked the carpet up and into the
vacuum and was horrendously noisy.

marcella

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*claudia wrote:
Would a Dyson be just as good on stone/tile floors?

I don't have a single carpet in the house, just ceramic tiles.

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I used it on all my tile floors also and it worked great--just turned
off the beater bar.

lyn

Mine has a bare floor setting. I don't use it on the bare floors though.
Just doesn't seem worth the trouble. There is only has one carpet setting
so I see where that could be a huge deal for a lot of kinds of carpets.
They really do hate area rug edges. I have to say they do pick up really
well. With all the hairy creatures here the thing here gets a workout. I
hate the beater bar that always needs cleaned though. I won't buy another
dyson until mr. dyson works on that.
Taria
"Marcella Peek" wrote in message
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Dysons don't even like thin carpets or area rugs so I doubt that they'd
love bare floors.

If you have new carpets check the warranty before buying a Dyson. They
are so hard on carpets that some carpet companies will void the warranty
if a Dyson is used on it.

We returned one after a day. It sucked the carpet up and into the
vacuum and was horrendously noisy.

marcella

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,
claudia wrote:

Would a Dyson be just as good on stone/tile floors?

I don't have a single carpet in the house, just ceramic tiles.

Claudia