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Bagless Vaccum

  • 07-05-2015 3:59pm
    #1
    Crann na Beatha
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  • #2
    KoolKid
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    Any Dyson product. They are a bit dearer but money well spent IMO.


  • #3
    oxomoxo
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    Does the dyson not loose its power - im looking at getting a handheld but guys in shop said the charge is not great on them and suction is poor.


  • #4
    donegal.
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    avoid dyson.


  • #5
    Vikings
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    Aldi are doing a Dyson DC44 for a good price this weekend. Amazon reviews are pretty good, might be worth a look.


  • #6
    KoolKid
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    oxomoxo wrote: »
    Does the dyson not loose its power - im looking at getting a handheld but guys in shop said the charge is not great on them and suction is poor.

    Mrs got a new one recently DC something Animal. As good as any mains one.


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  • #7
    The Red Ace
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    you could also consider the Henry, it has a bag but quite big and a removable filter that is very easily cleaned, great suction and the motor will last indefinitely without giving trouble, I have seen some that are nearly 20 years old still going strong


  • #8
    byte
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    byte


    Are the new Henry vacs as good as the predecessors though? With their low wattage motors about 600 or 700w. I think the new model number is HVR200 A2 (older one is A1, older again didn't have Hi/Lo switch that will always come on Low).


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