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DysonInventsBig
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Original Message Jun 28, 2008 12:41 am |
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Dyson is in the news frequently and so a dedicated thread. . 
 
 
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CarmineD
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Reply #300 Nov 3, 2008 5:36 pm |
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Hello HARDSELL: I almost gave up on you. Your time away dulled your memory. If you read CATLADY's final response on the matter here she says her health and pets are more important than the cost of the MIELE bags. Her verdict: Her MIELE S7 is the winner over a bagless dyson. BTW, read the vacuum reviews on this Site. MIELE S7 is the winner for all posters not just CATLADY [aka Melanie MIELE]. You keep saying that the gifted refurb dyson you cashed out is better than the new bagged vacuum you bought with the proceeds. But no new dyson, yet? Why? Are you still looking for another free refurb for hawking dysons here? Like I told you: Not going to happen! Several retailers beat you too it. And your name is mud with the dyson campers. Posting here that you cashed in your dyson gift for a bagged vacuum? What were you drinking? No new Lexus gifted to you either. Times are tough, my friend. Toyota sales will be in the tank soon just like dyson sales. You heard it from me first. Ta Ta toyato. Carmine D.
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dusty
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Reply #301 Nov 3, 2008 5:46 pm |
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Now onto your fave brand: Expensive bagless vacuums with costly filters and regular filter maintenence are a HARDSELL. Add allergy and asthma sufferers with pets and it's MISSION IMPOSSIBLE. Solution: Bagged! MIELE-S, RICCAR-S, SEBO-s, even ORECK--S.
Last time I checked, Miele, Sebo, Riccar etc also had filters that needed regular changing and are also costly to replace. When showing these machines I am almost always asked the cost of filters and bags and contrary to what you may believe, it does make and break a sale. Just because somebody can afford a higher priced unit doesn't mean they are willing to kick out top dollar for bags and filters all the time. It all comes down to customer preference. While I understand you have a strong dislike for Dyson product, there is no shortage of others who will rave about it to anyone they meet. In the end, it's just another vacuum that's carving out its market niche just like all the other brands before it have done. Dusty
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CarmineD
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Reply #302 Nov 3, 2008 5:49 pm |
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Wholeheartedly agree Dusty. Like I said: For "MOST" who buy quality bagged vacuums, the yearly cost of bags are not even on the radar screen. Not all buyers.  BTW, glad to hear you say dyson is a niche seller. I've said that since 2002 when it was launched. I don't dislike 'dyson' per se. It's a vacuum. It's a decent bagless, save the ball dyson models and the hand held. But dysons in general are [and have been] overpriced, overrated, overengineered and overmarketed. There are many more much better vacuum choices for the same price and/or less. If that is what you mean when you say I strongly dislike dyson product, then you're absolutely right. I agree. Mea culpa. Let's see what should I do for penance? I know. I'll petition the Vatican, the Holy Father, and the Conference of Catholic Bishops and demand that the Canon Law of the Catholic Church be amended to include an 11th Commandment. A new beatitude: Thou shalt love dyson! But I'm not optimistic. They are Lindhaus lovers! Carmine D.
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Reply #303 Nov 3, 2008 6:07 pm |
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Wholeheartedly agree Dusty. Like I said: For "MOST" who buy quality bagged vacuums, the yearly cost of bags are not even on the radar screen. Not all buyers. BTW, glad to hear you say dyson is a niche seller. I've said that since 2002 when it was launched. I don't dislike 'dyson' per se. It's a vacuum. It's a decent bagless, save the ball dyson models and the hand held. But dysons in general are [and have been] overpriced, overrated and overengineered. There are many more much better vacuum choices for the same and/or less price, IMHO. If that is what you mean when you say I dislike dyson product, then you're absolutely right and I agree. I'm guilty of the egregious sin of disliking dyson product. So are many many others. What should I do for penance? Wait: I know. I'll petition the Vatican and the Holy Father and ask that the Canon Law of the Catholic Church be amended to include an 11th Commandment. A new beatitude: Thou shalt love dyson! Carmine D. How about H.S. should he be added to the list???????????????? MOLE
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CarmineD
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Reply #304 Nov 3, 2008 6:14 pm |
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How about H.S. should he be added to the list????????????????
MOLE
HI MOLE:
He's a recipient of the new beatitude that I want added: He who praises dyson, shall be gifted a free refurb! Carmine D.
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Reply #305 Nov 3, 2008 6:20 pm |
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The real dyson or the toy dyson ? It probally would not matter they both clean the same. Think he'd know the difference  . MOLE |
dusty
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Reply #306 Nov 3, 2008 6:39 pm |
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Wholeheartedly agree Dusty. Like I said: For "MOST" who buy quality bagged vacuums, the yearly cost of bags are not even on the radar screen. Not all buyers. BTW, glad to hear you say dyson is a niche seller. I've said that since 2002 when it was launched. I don't dislike 'dyson' per se. It's a vacuum. It's a decent bagless, save the ball dyson models and the hand held. But dysons in general are [and have been] overpriced, overrated and overengineered. There are many more much better vacuum choices for the same and/or less price, IMHO. If that is what you mean when you say I dislike dyson product, then you're absolutely right and I agree. I'm guilty of the egregious sin of disliking dyson product. So are many many others. What should I do for penance? Wait: I know. I'll petition the Vatican and the Holy Father and ask that the Canon Law of the Catholic Church be amended to include an 11th Commandment. A new beatitude: Thou shalt love dyson! Carmine D. "Most" could mean 51%. That leaves 49% of buyers thinking twice due to the cost of consumables. More often than not, our customers make bag and filter costs a concern no matter what machine they are buying, especially now that the economy is in the tank. When I say you dislike Dyson, I base this from the amount of posts where you trash the product. You certainly put forth an anti Dyson slant. Not being a religious person I couldn't tell you one way or another if it's a sin not to love Dyson but I'm pretty sure the book says somewhere you get merit points for opening your heart to everybody :-) Dusty
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CarmineD
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Reply #307 Nov 4, 2008 7:00 am |
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Come on Carmine, talk vacuums. Hello DIB and Dusty: Most, not all, can mean a range anywhere from 51-99.9999999 percent too! I not only opened my heart to dyson but also my pocket book: I purchased a DC07 pink [Susan B. Komen edition] from TARGET. And I was sadly disappointed and underwhelmed with the results. The gawdawful ratcheting noise scared the bejeepers out my lab. My dear Wife and dog would leave our house whenever I started to vacuum with the DC07. Thank goodness the clutch and brushbar shutoff are discontinued/obsolete features. I gave the company and vacuum another chance. And even posted about it here. The DC24, lightweight. The latest and greatest. Scoped it out at TARGET the first week it launched. With my dear Wife. The deal breaker for me was the bottom cord hook. No way for these old bones of mine can touch my toes to wrap the cord. ;-) Carmine D.
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HARDSELL
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Reply #308 Nov 4, 2008 8:11 am |
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Hello HARDSELL: I almost gave up on you. Your time away dulled your memory. If you read CATLADY's final response on the matter here she says her health and pets are more important than the cost of the MIELE bags. Her verdict: Her MIELE S7 is the winner over a bagless dyson. BTW, read the vacuum reviews on this Site. MIELE S7 is the winner for all posters not just CATLADY [aka Melanie MIELE]. S7 ates 4 stars. DC07 rates 5 stars. Winner is Dyson Read the Cons by catlady. Could Miele have a defect in the design of the foot pedal? How about the clogging tools? How about bag leakage on the S-5. So bad it clogs the Hepa filter. I never experienced a clogged filter on the DC07 in 3 years. You keep saying that the gifted refurb dyson you cashed out is better than the new bagged vacuum you bought with the proceeds. But no new dyson, yet? Why? Are you still looking for another free refurb for hawking dysons here? Like I told you: Not going to happen! Several retailers beat you too it. And your name is mud with the dyson campers. Posting here that you cashed in your dyson gift for a bagged vacuum? What were you drinking? Does BB sell refurbs? I picked mine off the shelf at BB and the loser of the bet paid for it. The only one called mud on the forum is you. I will retract that statement if you can show me a Dyson camper who has disagreed with me. Otherwise I will consider it more of your BS. In your oreck review (on this site) you claim that the hoover wt cleans better. Why did you get rid of the wt? Remember, I inherited a bagless hoover and gave it away. Why? Had to use the Dyson to clean the screen and filter about three times with each vacuuming. No new Lexus gifted to you either. Times are tough, my friend. Toyota sales will be in the tank soon just like dyson sales. You heard it from me first. Ta Ta toyato. Toyota sales are suffering less than Honda and the big 3 US auto makers. If Toyota goes under we may have to ride horses. Carmine D.
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HARDSELL
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Reply #309 Nov 4, 2008 8:14 am |
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Hello DIB and Dusty: Most, not all, can mean a range anywhere from 51-99.9999999 percent too! I not only opened my heart to dyson but also my pocket book: I purchased a DC07 pink [Susan B. Komen edition] from TARGET. And I was sadly disappointed and underwhelmed with the results. The gawdawful ratcheting noise scared the bejeepers out my lab. My dear Wife and dog would leave our house whenever I started to vacuum with the DC07. Thank goodness the clutch and brushbar shutoff are discontinued/obsolete features. I gave the company and vacuum another chance. And even posted about it here. The DC24, lightweight. The latest and greatest. Scoped it out at TARGET the first week it launched. With my dear Wife. The deal breaker for me was the bottom cord hook. No way for these old bones of mine can touch my toes to wrap the cord. ;-) Carmine D. I had a bad experience with oreck as you did with Dyson. Why does your opinon seem to be the only one that matters?
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