Vacuum Cleaners Discussions

Model2 wrote:

I know what you mean.  The DC02 was still on the market I believe when the DC05 was launched and was phased out during the early part of the DC05 life. Yes the DC22 is the smallest of all the current Dyson canister range.  Mind you it not that much smaller than the DC23 having seen both side by side! The bin is small and having seen it in a shop with dust and dirt in it there is not much room for the dirt and air to spin around unlike the DC24 but I know the DC22 has the core technology with the root technology which tales up a bit of the room.  Not having seen the DC05 and DC22 together I would say they are about the same size, the DC05 being a bit longer in length!

DC18

So when you say a "DC05-type Motorhead" will be featured with the US DC22, that means it's a different design (for the US) that will differ from the JDM version, right?

The American consumers are starting   to take notice again where cleaners are being made , WHO DOES MY MONEY GO TO ? .

The american public has woken up and are buying smart again, THE WORM IS TURNING, THE BOXERS ARE LEAVING AND CLOSING UP AND THE INDYS ARE THRIVING AGAIN [AS IT SHOULD BE]

This is what we tell our customers DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY, JUST MAKE SURE YOU GET YOUR MONEYS WORTH.

Does dyson give people their moneys worth?

Could any of you Dyson people justify the cost of your products?? No answer i figured so..

regards

MOLE

After Bernie got life for scamming people out of $61 billion, I was wondering what his business associates in the UK, where he laundered the money, would do.  I have the answer.  Selling $900 dyson canisters in the Japanese market.  Should be a marriage of people and product made in vacuum heaven.

Carmine D.

iMacDaddy wrote:
iMacDaddy,

I do not want to mislead...  I am only a Dyson enthusiast.  I have no additional information on the nozzle as of yet.

DIB

mole wrote:
You answered incorrectly for me.  I could justify the price of my DC07.  I could not justify $800 for the Oreck broom nor could I justify the $400 for a new Hoover.  I also could not justify $700 for a german vac that has a hose that does not last 1 year.

HARDSELL wrote:
Hi Hardsell,

I get your point but all the votes aren't in yet. My S7 is doing just great and I have had no problem with the hose as of yet. We won't know for at least another four to six months if this will prove a major point of complaint by consumers.

I would note, present economy in mind, I have no sense of assuredness as to the S7 moving on to be a big seller not because of quality issues but because it is expensive. Nonetheless, I have been a staunch canister lover for many years and this specific vacuum is about the only upright I consider a good alternative --at least for me.

Venson

HARDSELL wrote:

That price was "free" and you sold the DC07 after 2 years to buy a Royal Eminence, justifiably.

Carmine D.

CarmineD wrote:

Also as of now, no newsaper coverage.  Perhaps in today's paper?  After I peruse, I'll know.

Carmine D.

Nothing written, nothing aired, nothing discussed, nothing shared.  By all media measures the 2009 VDTA is a bust.  Perhaps ORECK, with 3 stores in Vegas and another planned, was prescient by passing it up this year.

Carmine D.