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DysonInventsBig
Location: USA
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Re: Dyson on t.v.
Reply #61 Jul 30, 2009 5:05 pm |
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As usual DIB, turtle1 responds in a gentleman fashion and you respond like cry baby again. Carmine D. I wrote it in fun. Nice try.
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DysonInventsBig
Location: USA
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Re: Dyson on t.v.
Reply #65 Aug 15, 2009 10:28 am |
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No DC22 today.... Only the DC25 Animal... Thanks Ace. Have you signed up for HSN's product message alerts? Although they do not inform if a launch is pending. I'm not looking forward to Dyson not touting is "worlds best" vacuum filtration. An early reviewer (editor/mag contributor) wrote and said he was baffled as to $700-$800 price tag (DC22). Having NIB-like or keeping 100% suction strength (No Loss of Suction) and no filter washing for 4-7 years (under normal use) is a HUGE BREAKTHRU and is something peoplw want to buy. Only Dyson is not telling them. DIB
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CarmineD
Joined: Dec 31, 2007
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Re: Dyson on t.v.
Reply #68 Aug 15, 2009 2:12 pm |
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I suspect the price will come down after a year. When the DC23 was launched, it was sold for $749. Now the MSRP is $599. I suspect after a year, the DC22 will be closer to the $600 range. AAAvacs.com is selling the DC22 Turbinehead/Motorhead for $499/$599, respectively.
I have been using a DC22 for a week now, and it really seems to eliminate any dust bypass , even though a little bit of sands gets through. Very little dust bypasses the core separator, which tells me it's doing almost all of the particle separating.
iMacDady:
If little bits of sand get through, more can/will. As pointed out, if the cyclones are overwhelmed [read have to over work themselves to separate more than average loads of input], the filtration effectiveness falls off. Carmine D.
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