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Post# 79644 , Reply# 4   8/31/2009 at 13:29 (5,350 days old) by turbo500 (West Yorkshire, UK)   |   | |
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Post# 79685 , Reply# 7   9/1/2009 at 07:02 (5,350 days old) by turbo500 (West Yorkshire, UK)   |   | |
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^Hoovering up a duster - classic comedy moment there, Rob! I've got the new twin flo Henry with the eco motor but would love an older one. Keeping my eyes peeled. In it's short life, my Henry has handled plaster dust, chunks of brick, paper, bits of dry paint, wood shavings, stones and it handles absolutely everything with ease. Ever sucked plaster dust up a Dyson? Word of advice: don't. |
Post# 79712 , Reply# 9   9/2/2009 at 04:44 (5,349 days old) by turbo500 (West Yorkshire, UK)   |   | |
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Post# 79962 , Reply# 11   9/4/2009 at 13:53 (5,346 days old) by turbo500 (West Yorkshire, UK)   |   | |
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Well, IMO, bagged is still the best for anything. I don't like the messy emptying process but that's just a personal dislike. If you look at what happens to a Dyson instantly when you suck up plaster dust or soot, imagine what is happening to it over time with all those very fine dust particles that get vacuumed up. And your average Dyson buying public won't want to take the thing to bits to clean it. At least with a bag, once you put a new one in, it completely removes the problem of clogging, unlike in a Dyson cyclone that just gets clogged full of fine dust particles over time and is never cleaned. My Dad works for british gas and all they're engineers have Henry NV250's - my Dad's is from the late 70's/early 80's when he first started at BG. |