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Join Date: Apr 2009
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I've had a Rainbow for about 17 years now. I was wigged out when I had 3 cats, and was worried about hair. Then we added our GSD's and fosters . . . cats were nothing. But, the investment was a good one -- we have had no issues and it really is a great vaccum. The only draw back is the tank -- to fill, dump, etc. It is great for your weekly vaccuming but I need something easier for daily. I'm going for the DYson DC-41 as soon as I get my next Kohl's 30% off coupon. Thanks for the info!
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Grand Rapids, MI
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Watch woot.com too. My Dyson (DC14) was half off back when I got it during a woot-off (so it was $250 instead of $550). That was almost six years ago and it's still going strong. In fact I will be devastated when it dies, all of the newer Dyson models have less suction, smaller canisters, shorter cords, etc.
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Spokane, WA
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LOL I use "hoovering" too because my best friends are from Scotland. In fact, we have a very funny hoovering story, but it's probably not appropriate for this forum. ![]() So which Dyson is best if you have mostly hardwood with just a little carpet upstairs? I have a Kirby right now and it works awesome but it's sooooooooo heavy and I hate dragging it around. Suggestions?
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Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Great Mills, MD
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Congrats on the new sweeper! I bought a Shark about three years ago and it was the best investment I ever made. It was scary to see what the sweeper picked up!
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Central Florida
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Thanks everyone! I am pretty excited about it. My last vacuum was about to explode.... I was happy to be able to retire it!
After reading a lot of reviews, I felt this was the best way to go. I also got it at a low price because of my work discount, and some other credits we had with the store. Hopefully, it lasts for a long time. Quote:
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Glad it will be better now. I went crazy on cleaning the floors and furniture last night. haha.
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Dublin, Ireland
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Gotta say, I'm delighted with our DC39 Animal. I very very nearly got the DC41 Animal (like what TrickyShepherd got), but I've got mostly hardwood floors with just a bit of carpet on the stairs and landing and a few rugs. So I figured the 39 would be better for our house. Plus I got it for a steal because it was on offer. (Normally it's €450, but I got it for €230. Epic Win!) The DC39 has got a "triggerhead" with a beater brush that adjusts up or down depending on what you are hoovering over, so it's ideal for either wood/tile floors or carpet without having to switch out the head. |
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Central Florida
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I'm very happy with it so far.
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