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M00seUK
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Dyson DC24 / DC25 Vacs: Sir James Brings his Ball back
Original Message Jan 17, 2008 3:54 pm |
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Model2
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Re: Dyson DC24 / DC25 Vacs: Sir James Brings his Ball back
Reply #533 May 31, 2009 7:32 pm |
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Sorry to interrupt you guys on this forum. Having noted a few of the discussions on here and perhaps its been mentioned before but Ive gone through 3 Dysons and I can't say (even though I'm British) that they are the best on the market for build quality. However the point of Dyson is that he will never launch an upright vacuum that will have manual adjustments for floors. The whole idea of a vacuum in principle with added wheels actually adjusts automatically to floors anyway but the Dyson suction principle thanks to those cyclones means that despite having no adjustment necessary, everything from the floor will be sucked up and put into the bin. With that patent on board there is no need for a manual adjustment and in terms of Dyson, the need to put mechanical adjustment means something else that needs to be sorted out when it breaks. Simplicity is the key and each new upright that Dyson launches tries to be better than before. I've tried the DC24 and I'm very impressed with it even though I'm not that happy with the way its been built in terms of the back wheels. I still struggled to get under low furniture with it and found that the ball gets in the way. Over my Sebo Felix which is smaller than the baby DC24, it may well use a bag but its a lot easier to manage for day to day pick up. Hi Ryan, have you not seen the DC28 yet? Manual height control...and a system far more complex and - potentially - likely to go wrong than a simple 4-wheels-and-a-slider set-up! Possibly more effective too, although that remains to be seen...
This message was modified May 31, 2009 by Model2
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