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Mr Dyson never put his money where his mouth is so I went and purchased a Shark. My cleaner thinks it's wonderful and far better than our old Dyson.
So there you go...
So there you go...
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Was your old Dyson cordless ?
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Great for eating people but rubbish at vacuuming carpets.
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How the other half live!
Agree. Had my henry 25 years and only ever had to change the filter. Changed only because I used it for hoovering up brick dust and plaster!
They dyson my better half bought is up in the loft, unused because it's a palaver.
We have a Dyson and two Henrys in the garage. The cleaner always reaches for the Henry.
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Idiots. There can be only one.
I've got one in my van. I called him Henry
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It's great fun I chase the the Cat and my girls around the living room while it cleans. Kills 2 birds with one stone.
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She doubles as my other half. I'm great at multi tasking. Give her a bit of too so saves on wages
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I don't have a cordless vacuum, but I do have a vacuum-less cord. I'm going to take it back though, the suction is non-existent...
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We collect vacuums! Up in the loft is a Henry. We let our daughter have our previous one when she moved out. Good vac but a pain to move around. Also up in the loft is a Miele cat & dog. Current vac of the moment is a Dyson cordless V10 cyclone. Light, good suction and easy to use. I do like the Dyson stuff - we let our son have our other Dyson cordless that was still working after about 7 years. We also have a Dyson fan and the wife has one of those Dyson supersonic hair dryers.
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