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DysonInventsBig
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The radical - Dyson, DDM DC22 to launch at VDTA. Pre-filter maintence schedule date - yr. 2016.
Original Message Mar 7, 2009 4:21 pm |
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~ The DDM DC22 (TurboHead & MotorHead) arrives in the U.S. ~
James Dyson and his team invent another revolutionary vacuum and invent another Dyson only market segment.
 - Pre-motor filter to be washed once every seven years.
- The on/off button lights red when it's time to clean pre-motor filter.
- The pre-motor filter is large and fits AROUND the motor.
 - The DDM is extremely powerful.
- The DDM can/will outlast its user.
- The DDM automatically shuts off when airflow is interrupted for more than 10 seconds.
- The Hepa filter AFTER the motor will never turn black with carbon dust and never needs attention.
- Controls are in the hose handle.
- A DC05 MotorHead-like power nozzle. Telescopic wand.
- A very cool bare floor nozzle, and very cool full sized attachments (which store on the hose).
Update... - Exclusive: Patented Dyson Digital Motor, very powerful!, unique and strong sounding. Should/could last a lifetime (your lifetime).
- Exclusive: Little or possibly no pre-filter maintenance if bin is emptied as recommended.
- Exclusive: Patented Telescopic Wand: Lightweight, plastic, very strong.
- Exclusive: Filtration - Core + Root Technology, w/ 21 high efficiency cyclones.
- Motor burn out: If airflow is cut off, if pre-filter clogs (prematurely or after many, many years of use) - motor shuts down and a signal light illuminates.
- Size: Small, DC05 - like. Compacts down via the patented TW.
- Controls: In handle, power on/off, hi/lo speeds, brush on/off.
- Retail: $799. Sold exclusively through independent Dyson dealers where the vacuum can be properly demonstrated and it’s benefits explained.
This message was modified Mar 12, 2009 by DysonInventsBig
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Venson
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Re: The radical - Dyson, DDM DC22 to launch at VDTA. Pre-filter maintence schedule date - yr. 2016.
Reply #70 Mar 25, 2009 6:30 pm |
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Venson,
Dyson is simply answering and entering the established Miele w/ turbo nozzle niche. The Motorhead answers and enters the established Miele w/ power nozzle niche.
Pay high dollar for old or expired ip or buy something that is a quantum leap, far superior and provable science. The better science is indeed the selling features, benefits and what separates itself from tired - same-old-thing so-called technology... the sack, brushroll and motor that are common place in the industry (industry standard). I expect Dyson to put a hurt on Miele.
The DDM DC22 no cleaning the pre-filter until year 2014-2016 is a [great] guiltless up-sale because folks are paying for superior intellectual property. The DC22‘s (turbo or pn’s) benefits require no conning from independents.
I think “sincere Dyson Dealers” should print out Dyson’s DDM and Root + Core patents and then the Miele patents that related to pulling, filtering and storing dust and debris. The Miele is tired and can be demonstrated via it’s patents and lack of [measurable/better science] patents/ aka in the public domain [available to all mfgs.] patents. Hype vice better science/user beneit ip.
Dealers can easily can set up a Hoover Tempo in their shops and slap on a 3M bag and say the Miele filters no better than the cheap-o. For that matter the other hyped vacuums can be demonstrated that way too.
DIB
P.S. In due time the consumer magazines will judge and get the DC22 DDM's benefit-message out.
Hi DIB, Miele really has no business trying to gull the public with turbo-nozzles either and it was not my intention to have it thought I was making exception in even the slightest way. I've tried Miele's turbo-nozzle and feel they are not worth the time and money. As for demos, they don't mean much to thinking buyers. You throw a bunch of junk on top of rug and and the vacuum sucks it. That doesn't really tell the weekly vacuumer how much worked in grit and dirt "X" machine will pull out of the rug at home. Shoppers go for what they like. There are five Dyson uprights that have recently been rated by Consumer Reports and all only get high ratings for bare floor cleaning and emissions. Ratings for carpet cleaning, pet hair removal -- save for one model -- and tool suction weren't exceptional. On the basis of that, Dyson is a machine I would not buy BUT when you read through user reviews the larger part of the owners think they're just fantastic. This also applies to several other brands that I personally see as impractical or poor performers. This same unswayed customer solidarity prevails with Kirby, Aerus/Electrolux, Rainbow and bunch of other very highly priced vacuums. To be fair I took time to go through ratings for Dyson and Miele canisters by way of CR test for this March MIELE S5280 -- carpet/good; bare floor/excellent; tool airflow/very good; noise/very good; emissions/excellent; handling/good; pet hair/good (Overall score: 66) S251 -- carpet/good; bare floor/excellent; tool airflow/good; noise/very good; emissions/excellent; handling/good; pet hair/very good (Overall score: 65) S514 -- carpet/good; bare floor/excellent; tool airflow/very good; noise/very good; emissions/excellent; handling/good; pet hair/good (Overall score: 62) DYSON DC23 - carpet/good; bare floor/excellent; tool airflow/very good; noise/good; emissions/excellent; handling/fair; pet hair/very good (Overall score: 60) DC21 - carpet/good; bare floor/excellent; tool airflow/very good; noise/good; emissions/excellent; handling/fair; pet hair/good (Overall score: 59) There are slight differences by way of performance but from my viewpoint performance averages out to be about the same. There's nothing about Dyson, cyclones and all, that particularly sets its product apart from Miele's bagged machine. I still maintain it's all about function and not form. Venson
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HARDSELL
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Re: The radical - Dyson, DDM DC22 to launch at VDTA. Pre-filter maintence schedule date - yr. 2016.
Reply #71 Mar 25, 2009 7:38 pm |
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Hi DIB,
Miele really has no business trying to gull the public with turbo-nozzles either and it was not my intention to have it thought I was making exception in even the slightest way. I've tried Miele's turbo-nozzle and feel they are not worth the time and money.
As for demos, they don't mean much to thinking buyers. You throw a bunch of junk on top of rug and and the vacuum sucks it. That doesn't really tell the weekly vacuumer how much worked in grit and dirt "X" machine will pull out of the rug at home.
Shoppers go for what they like. There are five Dyson uprights that have recently been rated by Consumer Reports and all only get high ratings for bare floor cleaning and emissions. Ratings for carpet cleaning, pet hair removal -- save for one model -- and tool suction weren't exceptional. On the basis of that, Dyson is a machine I would not buy BUT when you read through user reviews the larger part of the owners think they're just fantastic. This also applies to several other brands that I personally see as impractical or poor performers.
This same unswayed customer solidarity prevails with Kirby, Aerus/Electrolux, Rainbow and bunch of other very highly priced vacuums. To be fair I took time to go through ratings for Dyson and Miele canisters by way of CR test for this March
MIELE
S5280 -- carpet/good; bare floor/excellent; tool airflow/very good; noise/very good; emissions/excellent; handling/good; pet hair/good (Overall score: 66)
S251 -- carpet/good; bare floor/excellent; tool airflow/good; noise/very good; emissions/excellent; handling/good; pet hair/very good (Overall score: 65)
S514 -- carpet/good; bare floor/excellent; tool airflow/very good; noise/very good; emissions/excellent; handling/good; pet hair/good (Overall score: 62)
DYSON
DC23 - carpet/good; bare floor/excellent; tool airflow/very good; noise/good; emissions/excellent; handling/fair; pet hair/very good (Overall score: 60)
DC21 - carpet/good; bare floor/excellent; tool airflow/very good; noise/good; emissions/excellent; handling/fair; pet hair/good (Overall score: 59)
There are slight differences by way of performance but from my viewpoint performance averages out to be about the same. There's nothing about Dyson, cyclones and all, that particularly sets its product apart from Miele's bagged machine. I still maintain it's all about function and not form.
Venson 5 points for handling. Another CR way to rank as they see fit.
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Re: The radical - Dyson, DDM DC22 to launch at VDTA. Pre-filter maintence schedule date - yr. 2016.
Reply #72 Mar 25, 2009 7:45 pm |
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5 points for handling. Another CR way to rank as they see fit. Must of tested it on a road race coarse. It must be all wheel drive, with Konis at the 4 corners. How foolish C.R. can be.  regards MOLE
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HARDSELL
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Re: The radical - Dyson, DDM DC22 to launch at VDTA. Pre-filter maintence schedule date - yr. 2016.
Reply #75 Mar 25, 2009 9:33 pm |
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Ha, ha, ha. What I was trying to point out is that the performance of these tested cleaners, whether Dyson and its cyclonics or Miele's plain old bags, was just about the same. Anyway . . .
Handling has taken on importance. Maybe due to the Dyson pitch regarding the "Ball" uprights, maybe not. In any event, an upright that's easy to guide around things or a canister that can be easily moved along without getting hung up on furniture or door jambs as you work ain't bad. Ease in attaching or removing cleaning tools is as much an issue as ease of emptying. All those factors may mean how often an owner takes a vacuum out of the closet.
But lest I digress -- it's still about what happens at rug level.
Venson
Venson,
My comments were directed at Clown Reports. I would not direct negative comment at a gentleman. Other than mole you are the gentleman in the crowd. And Dusty.
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CarmineD
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Re: The radical - Dyson, DDM DC22 to launch at VDTA. Pre-filter maintence schedule date - yr. 2016.
Reply #76 Mar 26, 2009 7:50 am |
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But lest I digress -- it's still about what happens at rug level.
Venson
Hi Venson:
You never did get an answer to your question about what's left in the rug after vacuuming and looking. Carmine D.
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