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iMacDaddy

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Dyson DC22
Original Message Oct 30, 2007 9:38 am

The Dyson DC22 canister was very recently introduced in Japan. I have heard that this will make it to the US market in order to expand their canister range.

Key Features:

-Root Cyclone with Core Separation
-Dyson Digital Motor
-Stowaway Design
-Motorhead
-Pre filter rinse once every seven years

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HARDSELL

Joined: Aug 22, 2007
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Re: Dyson DC22
Reply #126 Jul 1, 2009 2:17 pm

CarmineD wrote:

Sadly your vacuum judgment is flawed by those rose colored dyson glasses you're still wearing.

Take them off. The DC07 is 6 years old now and dead in the water. Never to swim again.

All the wealth that James btained from the DC07 has been slowly eroded and undone on all the R&D

and unprofitabilty of all the dysons after.

I mentioned this to you several years ago [Januray 2007] when you were shopping for the Electrolux Intensity.

It has come to pass HS.

Carmine D.

Please try to follow what I say Carmine. Your reply to my post is as usual. Not related to what I said.

I may have asked a question about the Intensity, however it was never a consideration for purchase. Again, if you have to comment stay with what I say please.

retardturtle1

Joined: May 16, 2009
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Re: Dyson DC22
Reply #127 Jul 1, 2009 2:41 pm

CarmineD wrote:

Sadly your vacuum judgment is flawed by those rose colored dyson glasses you're still wearing.

Take them off. The DC07 is 6 years old now and dead in the water. Never to swim again.

All the wealth that James btained from the DC07 has been slowly eroded and undone on all the R&D

and unprofitabilty of all the dysons after.

I mentioned this to you several years ago [Januray 2007] when you were shopping for the Electrolux Intensity.

It has come to pass HS.

Carmine D.

of corse a proffit was made...$250-300 above its worth...and what was left over after all the previous models, was

used to develop a super clean vacuum....highest ratings among its users....but thats until it breaks down and it cant get fixed.

..or they have deal with their no help line...

...once they begin to research and learn about whats out there they soon realize that they can

have a better performer at hundreds and hundreds less. with numerous places to service it at that....the public wants

a simple hi-power vac and dont care abt a little dirty air to get it ...same quality,more power....hundreds below dyson.

..its been that way for years...and sill is... ..no dysons in a vac shop is' freedom of choice.' .plain and simple.

..more trouble than they are worth....you can make double or triple the money putting something else in its place

in the showroom....for far less money......a dyson is a collectors item...nothing more...just like that hoover z in our store..

...wasted space.

CarmineD

Joined: Dec 31, 2007
Points: 5894

Re: Dyson DC22
Reply #128 Jul 1, 2009 5:58 pm

HARDSELL wrote:

Please try to follow what I say Carmine. Your reply to my post is as usual. Not related to what I said.

I may have asked a question about the Intensity, however it was never a consideration for purchase. Again, if you have to comment stay with what I say please.

Yes, HS I recall your question and I answered you.

I note that you followed my advice on the Electrolux Intensity.

I also opined at the time that dyson was spreading his resources too thin by attacking too

many non-vacuum related unprofitable ventures at the expense of vacuums.

I sais it would eventually do dyson in.

As I recall, you agreed with me. One of the few times you were not distracted by dyson colored glasses.

Carmine D.

CarmineD

Joined: Dec 31, 2007
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Re: Dyson DC22
Reply #129 Jul 1, 2009 6:00 pm

PS:

I also recall you asked me a question about the desirability of a BISSELL carpet sweeper, age and price.

$50 was the price.

I answered that question for you too.

January 2007. Not bad for an old vacuum man!

Carmine D.

CarmineD

Joined: Dec 31, 2007
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Re: Dyson DC22
Reply #130 Jul 1, 2009 6:04 pm

retardturtle1 wrote:

of corse a proffit was made...$250-300 above its worth...and what was left over after all the previous models, was

used to develop a super clean vacuum....highest ratings among its users....but thats until it breaks down and it cant get fixed.

..or they have deal with their no help line...

...once they begin to research and learn about whats out there they soon realize that they can

have a better performer at hundreds and hundreds less. with numerous places to service it at that....the public wants

a simple hi-power vac and dont care abt a little dirty air to get it ...same quality,more power....hundreds below dyson.

..its been that way for years...and sill is... ..no dysons in a vac shop is' freedom of choice.' .plain and simple.

..more trouble than they are worth....you can make double or triple the money putting something else in its place

in the showroom....for far less money......a dyson is a collectors item...nothing more...just like that hoover z in our store..

...wasted space.

Hi turtle1:

But there is a significant difference between dyson and HOOVER collectibles.

The HOOVER's actually work well in addition to being a collector's item.

Carmine D

HARDSELL

Joined: Aug 22, 2007
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Re: Dyson DC22
Reply #131 Jul 1, 2009 9:01 pm

CarmineD wrote:

Hi turtle1:

But there is a significant difference between dyson and HOOVER collectibles.

The HOOVER's actually work well in addition to being a collector's item.

Carmine D

As well as when new. Which wasn't as good as Dyson which is excellent.

HARDSELL

Joined: Aug 22, 2007
Points: 1293

Re: Dyson DC22
Reply #132 Jul 1, 2009 9:07 pm

retardturtle1 wrote:

of corse a proffit was made...$250-300 above its worth...and what was left over after all the previous models, was

used to develop a super clean vacuum....highest ratings among its users....but thats until it breaks down and it cant get fixed.

..or they have deal with their no help line...

...once they begin to research and learn about whats out there they soon realize that they can

have a better performer at hundreds and hundreds less. with numerous places to service it at that....the public wants

a simple hi-power vac and dont care abt a little dirty air to get it ...same quality,more power....hundreds below dyson.

..its been that way for years...and sill is... ..no dysons in a vac shop is' freedom of choice.' .plain and simple.

..more trouble than they are worth....you can make double or triple the money putting something else in its place

in the showroom....for far less money......a dyson is a collectors item...nothing more...just like that hoover z in our store..

...wasted space.

Retard, exactly how did you test the Dyson against those cheap vac to determine that they are better performers?

Please share your experiences in using a Dyson in your home.

If all the other brands are so good why is it that the shops make a good living since they do not service Dysons. What the hell do you repair?

Do you really think that Oreck should have so many vacs. Really, how much difference in the cheapest and highest priced one. Do you think an Oreck is worth $800?

retardturtle1

Joined: May 16, 2009
Points: 358

Re: Dyson DC22
Reply #133 Jul 1, 2009 9:25 pm

CarmineD wrote:

Hi turtle1:

But there is a significant difference between dyson and HOOVER collectibles.

The HOOVER's actually work well in addition to being a collector's item.

Carmine D

hi carmine

quite a few differences indeed.....then and now...just ask or listen to the consumer/collector . .and in relation to dyson..i should have said 'a novelty'

ive never tried to use the Z as we have only the one....a classic and a collector it is...but i see a spot for something new ..something i can show off....talk about...and

hopefully sell.....

CarmineD

Joined: Dec 31, 2007
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Re: Dyson DC22
Reply #134 Jul 1, 2009 9:58 pm

retardturtle1 wrote:

hi carmine

quite a few differences indeed.....then and now...just ask or listen to the consumer/collector . .and in relation to dyson..i should have said 'a novelty'

ive never tried to use the Z as we have only the one....a classic and a collector it is...but i see a spot for something new ..something i can show off....talk about...and

hopefully sell.....

Well said turtle1. Dyson was a novelty vacuum [read bagless]. What happens to novelties when they are beat up by the competition. The novelty wears off.

Carmine D.

retardturtle1

Joined: May 16, 2009
Points: 358

Re: Dyson DC22
Reply #135 Jul 1, 2009 10:38 pm

CarmineD wrote:

Well said turtle1. Dyson was a novelty vacuum [read bagless]. What happens to novelties when they are beat up by the competition. The novelty wears off.

Carmine D.

hi carmine

btw.....didnt the TITANIC run out of lifeboats?.....a ton of people left behind on a sinking ship....

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