Vacuum Cleaners Discussions

Not sure if this was mentioned yet:

http://www.gizmag.com/miele-hybrid-vacuum-cleaner/12680/

Is there really a market for a plug/battery vacuum?

Not sure how I feel about it yet. I mean who hasn't cussed the vacuum when the plug fell out but worth additional cost....

Venson wrote:

Vacuuming is still work.  But the key to advertisng is to make vacuuming look effortless.  Now if that were a MIELE robotic, I think you are on to something with your ad idea.

Carmine D.

DysonInventsBig wrote:

Another soup question?

Carmine D.

CarmineD wrote:
Soup question?  Is it safe or not to use this vacuum in a bathroom?

DIB

Another soup question.

Carmine D.

DysonInventsBig wrote:
I give up...Is It safe? I have the ability for rational thought and have my own conclusion....but What is your deduction?

Of course it's safe. As with battery-powered tools, drills, saws, etc., the battery option should alleviate any worries over needing to be grounded outdoors or in household situations where there's a high-moisture environment.

Venson

Venson wrote:
Hey! No fair helping the witness!

DysonInventsBig wrote:
Lucky1 wrote:
“Eye for detail” hardly conveys safety.  Carmine and others often criticize Dyson for not using K.I.S.S. and often nit-pick the Dyson posters comments here is his and other non-Dyson posters favorite[s] past time.  I thought it humorous to see the tired industry launch a novel or safe/er, Rube Goldberg-like vacuum and then Carmine’s observation and description does not state the obvious...  that is, the words “safe”, “safer”, “safely” are not mentioned.

Electrocution is not funny, although a nit-picking dealer who cannot succinctly promote stand-out features is. 


DIB  

DysonInventsBig wrote:

Hello DIB:

When the most obvious has to be explained by answring questions, it loses it's effect.  But as a person who always asks soup questions, I would expect nothing more from you and you never disappoint me.

Carmine D.

CarmineD wrote:
Hey Carmine,

Your practice of making the simplicity of owning, operating and maintaining a Dyson overly-complicated and overly-expensive has spilled over into your other conversations.

When it comes to introducing or talking-up safety products (I believe this Miele solves problems few have), mentioning safety and/or that it’s exclusive only to Miele seems prudent.


DIB