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Hertz
Joined: Jan 31, 2010
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Re: So I'm getting on of these soon.
Reply #9 Jul 24, 2010 2:02 am |
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MIRACLE MATE RECEIVED!!! All I can say is ****WOW**** - the build quality and fit and finish of this machine is FAR beyond that which I have ever encountered - besides Kirby, but it even surpasses my FQ D31X in overall build quality I would say. It's VERY solid with a beautiful, high quality powder-coated aluminum enclosure with just superb fit and finish - it's like imagine a Miele made out of metal - it's "that" style of fit and finish and quality. The suction seems to be lower than my Miele and Dyson, or like a Lux Silverado or maybe a Marquis, but maybe I just haven't gotten "used" to it yet. The filtration seems awesome, however the power nozzle is PIA to use - MUCH prefer the Miele's easier steering. If I had to choose between a Dyson, Miele, or MM, I would probably pick the MM, then Dyson, then Miele, but because Dysons are readily available, I would go with a Dyson overall just for bagless sake, however the quality and VERY cheap, NON-bleached paper bags this machines uses is also just awesome. Best bagged machine I've ever used fit and finish and build quality wise. People, I found this crazy deal on Vacuumland.org. Head over there now to maybe find deals you seriously wouldn't find anywhere else (besides maybe craigslist).
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CarmineD
Joined: Dec 31, 2007
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Re: So I'm getting on of these soon.
Reply #10 Jul 24, 2010 7:13 am |
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MIRACLE MATE RECEIVED!!! All I can say is ****WOW**** - the build quality and fit and finish of this machine is FAR beyond that which I have ever encountered - besides Kirby, but it even surpasses my FQ D31X in overall build quality I would say. It's VERY solid with a beautiful, high quality powder-coated aluminum enclosure with just superb fit and finish - it's like imagine a Miele made out of metal - it's "that" style of fit and finish and quality. The suction seems to be lower than my Miele and Dyson, or like a Lux Silverado or maybe a Marquis, but maybe I just haven't gotten "used" to it yet. The filtration seems awesome, however the power nozzle is PIA to use - MUCH prefer the Miele's easier steering. If I had to choose between a Dyson, Miele, or MM, I would probably pick the MM, then Dyson, then Miele, but because Dysons are readily available, I would go with a Dyson overall just for bagless sake, however the quality and VERY cheap, NON-bleached paper bags this machines uses is also just awesome. Best bagged machine I've ever used fit and finish and build quality wise. People, I found this crazy deal on Vacuumland.org. Head over there now to maybe find deals you seriously wouldn't find anywhere else (besides maybe craigslist).
Are they cheaper by the dozen?
Carmine D.
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mole
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Location: earth
Joined: Sep 30, 2007
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Re: So I'm getting on of these soon.
Reply #11 Jul 24, 2010 10:47 am |
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Oh dont get him started. The next thing Hertz will be doing is powering up a Dyson 24 hours a day just to filter his home. Well I guess thats 11 out of 12 being put to good use.
Will hertz leave the windows open while filtering the air in his house?
My dyson dc14 has the special smoke out filters,they were a bargain at 159.99 . Does hertz use a generator to run his dysons, I hear they run much better when using 440 volts. regards MOLE
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CarmineD
Joined: Dec 31, 2007
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Re: So I'm getting on of these soon.
Reply #12 Jul 24, 2010 1:44 pm |
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Will hertz leave the windows open while filtering the air in his house? My dyson dc14 has the special smoke out filters,they were a bargain at 159.99 . Does hertz use a generator to run his dysons, I hear they run much better when using 440 volts. regards MOLE Hi MOLE:
I recently went on a site for genuine dyson filters and was amused by the huge buyer warning with the parts/filter ad: BEWARE OF AFTERMARKET JUNK. I immediately thought of you know who. Must admit in all my years in the vacuum store business I never bought a pallet of junk vacuums most of which don't even run if he is to believed. I wouldn't take them if they were free. They'd have to pay me to do so. Nor do I know of anyone else who ever paid to buy junk vacuums. He's unique when it comes to junk. Wish he were around when I was culling my vacuum junk heap over the years to make room for useful [read money maker] parts/models. Most pay to have garbage collected. He buys it. Carmine D.
This message was modified Jul 24, 2010 by CarmineD
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