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DysonInventsBig
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Dyson vacuum & other vacuum related videos & photos...
Original Message Nov 22, 2007 12:23 am |
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DysonInventsBig
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Re: DIB: Vacuum related videos...
Reply #1 Dec 15, 2007 10:58 pm |
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Venson
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Re: DIB: Vacuum related videos...
Reply #2 Dec 16, 2007 4:49 pm |
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Hi DIB, Thanks for the Premalite commercial. It's still in the plan to get one but postponed until more necessary things are seen to. I did come across one disgruntled buyer's thoughts at epinions.com. The complaint was that despite Premalite's good hose suction it was it did not produce the same when used as an upright. This of course was interesting to me because the issue was somethng I'm not much aware of the average user taking note of. I wondered at it but remembered that it was just about the same with a Royal Powercast I once purchased for someone. It's tool suction was terrific but delivery at the floor end turned out to be far less. I tested this by turning off the brushroll and setting the cleaner on a large plastic bag. The seal was easy to break indicating that the level of suction at the floor was nowhere near the same as that available via the hose. I'd also note that I noticed no indication of a significant air leakage around the cover of its suction port for tools when closed. Nonetheless, I'd match the Powercast's rug cleaning ability with any good machine out there. It did a marvelous job on wall-to-wall that had been carelessly tended to by my friend's household helper. Thinking on it further, I began to wonder if this may not have been part of the design scheme. With a decently fashioned brushroll you really don't need tremendous suction to clean carpets well though high suction may aid in accomplishing thorough carpet cleaning faster. I'd also assume that an intended suction bleed might allow the cleaner to be easier to push in general and easier to handle on throw rugs and small area rugs. Great performer that it is, the Kirby G5 I also have presents a problem when going over small, light rugs. Anyway . . . I'll get to see for myself soon. Thanks again and all the best for the holidays. Best, Venson
This message was modified Dec 16, 2007 by Venson
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DysonInventsBig
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Re: Vacuum related videos...
Reply #3 Feb 5, 2008 2:40 pm |
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DysonInventsBig
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Re: Vacuum related videos...
Reply #5 Mar 29, 2008 6:18 pm |
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Motorhead
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Re: Vacuum related videos...
Reply #6 Mar 29, 2008 6:40 pm |
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Great videos, thanks for sharing. The DC24 appears to be the best out of the lot as far as the vacuums covered on that segment are concerned. I've seen the Intensity in person and it appeared to be very cheaply made; I also know someone who had one at one point and they didn't care for it either, one of the plastic segments in the baseplate broke off somehow. The Kenmore canister isn't bad, I'd say that was second best. I always thought they were a bit big, but they've always been good performers and a decent value. And there's the WindTunnel bagless canister that has been mentioned here many times. I had never seen one out of the box until now and had no idea now big it was, though I never thought it would have been this big. What a monstrosity. I bet that oddly-shaped dirt cup with the nasty bin filter is a mess to empty on top of that. Hope whoever has one of those has a large trashcan... -MH
This message was modified Mar 29, 2008 by Motorhead
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DysonInventsBig
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Re: Vacuum related videos...
Reply #8 Apr 15, 2008 2:36 pm |
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