I will continue to bag it until the technology improves.
The Dyson claim is that they ARE the improved technology. We'll see in a year or so, but Dyson owners seem to be pretty pleased so far.
I will continue to bag it until the technology improves.
The Dyson claim is that they ARE the improved technology. We'll see in a year or so, but Dyson owners seem to be pretty pleased so far.
You guys realize that we finally happen to be in the proper time/space continuum? In this reality Dr. Dyson invented a vacuum cleaner.
Has the Dyson washing machine reached N America yet?
No, but based on my very postive experience with the Dyson vac I'm interested in hearing what they came up with.
I bought a Dyson (the yellow one) a few weeks ago, and feel the need to jump in and point out that the Dyson system for emptying the canister results in little to no dust escaping. You can pull the trash bag up around the canister, and a small trigger at the top opens a trap door at the bottom, emptying the canister without having to deal with touching the gunk or sending dust flying. So far i love mine.
100% agree. The Dyson is even cleaner to empty than a bagged model. Ever squeeze a vacuum cleaner bag, just a little, by accident? *cough*
Ever squeeze a vacuum cleaner bag, just a little, by accident? *cough*
Funny. The bags on my Eureka have a rubber seal that closes when it's removed, preventing any dust from escaping. Glad I went with it based on Consumer Reports' recommendation (ranked ten spots higher than a Dyson.) Not only did I get a great vacuum, I saved myself over $200 by avoiding the more hyped, but lesser performing models.
I'll hold off on my new washer purchase until I can find out if they plan to distribute it in N.A.
I should perhaps have added that they're rather expensive (at least in the UK). If memory serves me correctly, a conventional washing machine costs something like 300 pounds, whilst the Dyson is in the 800-1000 pound range.
There is a section of removable hard-plastic tubing right at the bend.
This is the area that concerns me most about the Dyson vacuum cleaners. While examining the display models available at Best Buy, I noticed that the part does not seem to form a good seal with the hose. It reeked of poor design to me. Furthermore, the plastic used throughout the product evoked a feeling of extremely low build quality. For example, the handle flexed considerably and felt like it might actually break.
However, in light of the glowing reviews here, I may have to reconsider Dyson products. I have never been sufficiently impressed by the newer consumer models to warrant replacing my 10-year-old vacuum. I would actually prefer a basic industrial-grade model, like something that might be used in a hotel. Since I have never seen any of those for sale, I guess I might have to give Dyson another look.
The bags on my Eureka have a rubber seal that closes when it's removed, preventing any dust from escaping. Glad I went with it based on Consumer Reports' recommendation (ranked ten spots higher than a Dyson.)
Slightly off topic, but Consumer Reports 'rankings' lost all shreds of credibility with me when they gave 4:3 tube tv's 'Excellent' ratings for watching DVD's, while the widescreen 16:9 projection TV's got 'Average' for watching DVD's on.