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| Post# 223905 , Reply# 4 3/16/2013 at 19:13 (4,056 days old) by williamr1248 (USA) | ||
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Dyson DC50 Scott, I do like the looks of the canister. I just sold my Dyson upright and canister. My canister worked very well but the hose was too short and mine only had the turbine brush. | ||
| Post# 223912 , Reply# 5 3/16/2013 at 20:01 (4,056 days old) by williamr1248 (USA) | ||
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Dyson DC50 Do you think they will offer an electric brush for us? | ||
| Post# 223913 , Reply# 6 3/16/2013 at 20:04 (4,056 days old) by singingrainbow (Texas) | ||
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Rob, I supose that is a posibility, but they will probably give it the same tools as the dc26, just a turbo brush and floor brush. Scott | ||
| Post# 223929 , Reply# 7 3/16/2013 at 22:58 (4,056 days old) by marks_here (_._) | ||
I saw it last night
and what really impressed me when they picked up chalk dust. I have never seen another vacuum demo that the dust wouldn't spew out everywhere and on everyone & I was watching the high def. very closely ... LOL. The other thing is how do we know there wasn't a filter in the cyclone when they did the demo in the chamber with all the smoke since it is sealed tight?? I'm still trying to figure all that out. If they have figured out all that, how can a new model come out after this one is perfectly done??? They going to have 3 layers of cyclones?
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| Post# 223947 , Reply# 9 3/17/2013 at 06:00 (4,056 days old) by hoover119dude (england) | ||
if everyone had thought that about the older cleaners we probably would still be sweeping our floors. people think of old vacs that way because the new technology makes us do that. if bagless had never been invented we would still be cleaning our floors the old way and not refering to them as 'garbage cans'
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| Post# 223971 , Reply# 11 3/17/2013 at 12:16 (4,055 days old) by marks_here (_._) | ||
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It was much simple back then
when most people had time to properly clean. Vacuums didn't have all these electronic boards on them to fail. As a child I remember my home was always spotless & my mother cleaned every Friday. We had a kirby and kept it in the attached garage (the floor had tile on it) because our home didn't have much closet space and it was always clean and that was with a cloth bag. I remember it never smelled BUT I do remember some of the neighbors home having a pecular smell to them which I knew they didn't clean as well as my mother.
But back then you would have an upright if you had alot of wall to wall carpet and a canister vacuum to do the rest. Most complaints I remember was from people owning the hoover convertibles with the attachment port in the rear saying the suction was non existant. The hoover d.a.m. were the best of both worlds but they were a little more heavy nad if you had thick shag carpet, you got a work out until the power drive d.a.m. came out. The other thing I remember people held onto their vacuums & didn't get rid of them like they do now. Most things I have notice while newer vacuums are getting larger, furniture seems to be getting smaller because every older upright went under everything. Notice on the Dyson demo where is the furniture (not just a round thingy in the middle of the room, a couch, coffee table & the like of a home?? Goodness knows i'm not trying to start anything but my opinion it seems easier to vacuum with vintage machine. Mark | ||
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