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Acerone
 
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The all new Dyson DC26 "Japan"
Original Message Mar 13, 2009 5:05 pm |
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CarmineD
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Re: The all new Dyson DC26 "Japan"
Reply #152 May 25, 2010 8:02 pm |
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HI Carmine If i may...what is it this vacuum has over a panasonic/kenmore mcg381 or the fuller fbc1,,,,,both at $119 .....a $581 diff?....i will say i do like the full sz can from dyson....but nothing about it is worth the price.....what am i missing and please give me the specs on this $700 wonder. turtle
The marketing mantra is "less is more." In this particular case, it's: A lot less is a lot more. I'd buy the $120 pano/SEARS cann and/or FB1 and use the rest for eating out for the year at Quiznos. For $10 plus kids eating free, a family [husband and wife and the kiddies] can dine on soup and sandwiches 58 times. That's one day a week for a year with a few special occasions thrown in for good measure.
Carmine D.
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retardturtle1
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Re: The all new Dyson DC26 "Japan"
Reply #153 May 25, 2010 9:58 pm |
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The marketing mantra is "less is more." In this particular case, it's: A lot less is a lot more. I'd buy the $120 pano/SEARS cann and/or FB1 and use the rest for eating out for the year at Quiznos. For $10 plus kids eating free, a family [husband and wife and the kiddies] can dine on soup and sandwiches 58 times. That's one day a week for a year with a few special occasions thrown in for good measure. Carmine D.
I couldnt agree more.....nothing about it says more.....period. $700 worth of what is where...no kiss on this one....wonder how many are gonna line up to get the shaft on this one.
Where does this unit kill the pansc/fb1..is it the massive airflow/suction of the 26? a cannister for a small living space ...indeed.....looking forward to seeing it go head to head with the rest. turtle
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Venson
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Re: The all new Dyson DC26 "Japan"
Reply #154 May 26, 2010 3:39 am |
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The marketing mantra is "less is more." In this particular case, it's: A lot less is a lot more. I'd buy the $120 pano/SEARS cann and/or FB1 and use the rest for eating out for the year at Quiznos. For $10 plus kids eating free, a family [husband and wife and the kiddies] can dine on soup and sandwiches 58 times. That's one day a week for a year with a few special occasions thrown in for good measure. Carmine D.
Hi Carmine,
This is so much the reason why decent performing but less expensive vacuums are needed. Indeed, let's not think narrow -mindedly. There should be expensive, gold plated cleaning macvhines for those that have the wherewithal to drop nice amounts of cash without feeling much pain. But those finding themselves with less and less fun money, despite goverrnment give-aways and so-called incentives, will find no relief by way of our local utility supplier, the landlord, the supermarket or at the gas pump. Less expensive vacuums like the Navigaator and such, that offer at least a few years warranty time are going to start looking really good again. Venson
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CarmineD
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Re: The all new Dyson DC26 "Japan"
Reply #155 May 26, 2010 7:56 am |
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I couldnt agree more.....nothing about it says more.....period. $700 worth of what is where...no kiss on this one....wonder how many are gonna line up to get the shaft on this one. Where does this unit kill the pansc/fb1..is it the massive airflow/suction of the 26? a cannister for a small living space ...indeed.....looking forward to seeing it go head to head with the rest. turtle
The FB1 is a nice buy with nice features for $109. 
- 10 amp Motor
- Attachments Included:
- Crevice tool, Dust Brush, Upholstery Nozzle & Carpet Floor Nozzle
- Chrome Steel Telescopic Extension wand
- 6' Electric hose with Switch in handle
- Automatic Cord Rewind
1 Year Warranty
This message was modified May 26, 2010 by CarmineD
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CarmineD
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Re: The all new Dyson DC26 "Japan"
Reply #156 May 26, 2010 8:05 am |
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Hi Carmine, This is so much the reason why decent performing but less expensive vacuums are needed. Indeed, let's not think narrow -mindedly. There should be expensive, gold plated cleaning macvhines for those that have the wherewithal to drop nice amounts of cash without feeling much pain. But those finding themselves with less and less fun money, despite goverrnment give-aways and so-called incentives, will find no relief by way of our local utility supplier, the landlord, the supermarket or at the gas pump. Less expensive vacuums like the Navigaator and such, that offer at least a few years warranty time are going to start looking really good again. Venson
Hi Venson:
If it were gold plated at $700, I would be tempted to buy. Gold is $1200 plus an ounce now. It would be worth that price as an investment in precious metals not precious vacuums. Carmine D.
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CarmineD
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Re: The all new Dyson DC26 "Japan"
Reply #158 Oct 25, 2010 12:57 pm |
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Thanks Carmine for the 26 news. Any word on the weight of this thing?
Hi Acerone:
According to the dyson web site it weighs in at a lean mean 12 pounds with 160 air watts.......BUT I supect this is without the hose, wand and power tool attached on board. These accessories will easily add a few more pounds for hauling around. Still at this weight even with the accoutrements DC26 qualifies as a compact and/or mini-canister.
Carmine D.
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