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Aye. All Dysons are bagless. Bagless anything else can't match Dyson's performance.
My wife isn't a dumb cunt so we leave the menial tasks to automation and robots.
Yeah our dirt devil has a bag, but even after 6 years of ownership bags haven't come close to covering the difference between it and a dyson. Robot vacuum does most of the work.
don't waste your money with Dyson products.
I was using the Dyson Ball Animal (standard) for over 5 years. At first, I thought it was powerful and worth the money but the more I used, they were causing more problems.
I have a 50lbs dog that has dual coat so sheds like a motherfucker during spring-summer. Dyson releases dog smell and dust back out. The HEPA is good when it's new but they need consistent replacement. (Dyson does have 5 year warranty though)
Another problem is when you have to clear the dust bin into trash. No matter what you do, the dust will come back out and you either should wear some type of mask that seal good or else you'd be eating this shit.
After awhile, I started having health problems. I'm thinking because I keep swallowing dust mites every time I empty the bin and also get stye eye after the day I vacuum.
we recently moved to a carpeted apartment and the Dyson was creating way more dust so I switched.
Just a plain old school upright bag vacuum (ORECK) commercial. It's less than 200$. I just bought about 50 replacement bags and immediately I feel the difference in breathing, not to mention the suction power of the cord vacuum, but make sure it's the commercial grade.
fuck Dyson, i thought they were the best, but other traditional ones work the best imo
I have a kenmore canister from when I moved into my old apartment in 2008 which had a lot of carpeting. Yes, there's the lugging, but it has a really long cord (auto retracts when you step on a button), and it has always worked better than any upright our other relatives purchased over the years. Still going pretty strong too, after 12 years. I don't know if they make kenmore anymore since I heard Sears was dying (but they are still trying to sell me extended service/warranty contracts on my washer and dryer? so idk).
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Back in the day there was this skank named rachel. We called her Hoover cause she could suck the life outta you in under a minute. It almost hurt sometimes. She was ugly as fuck and always wanted me to fuck her. I just let her start sucking and then oops!
Better luck next time. I should look this dick demon up and see if I could get a quick polish one day. She lives in sunrise (20 minutes south) and I know she was locked up for getting in a high speed chase in a stolen trunk and rolling it a few times.
Good times
Better luck next time. I should look this dick demon up and see if I could get a quick polish one day. She lives in sunrise (20 minutes south) and I know she was locked up for getting in a high speed chase in a stolen trunk and rolling it a few times.
Good times
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Also I got one of those Dyson vacuums that hang on the wall charger. It works great but it was like 600$ and I forget to empty the canister and now it stinks when I use it. Smells like shitty popcorn.
I had one of those, she now lives in a Muslim country and dresses like a ghost.
If the cordless ones are like the regular uprights, you can wash the canister occasionally and that will get rid of the odd smell. Toss a dryer sheet in the canister before you use the vacuum and it will smell “clean” when you use it.
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Cleva makes their vacuums now, and because the vacuum cleaners are so highly rated, I don't see them going anywhere.
But their product availability is terrible, along with their marketing. Two of the models I was looking at have apparently upgraded, but you'd never know unless you spent time researching them.
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Thanks I'll try that. It's a metal canister so I'm sure I can wash it. I was thinking about vacuuming up some baking soda hoping that would help. I'll try your method first
After a quick skim I don’t see anyone mention Miele. German made and best known for canister models. Also rhey are insulated for sound and not overly expensive. Would recommend.
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Hoover windtunnel for pets (even if you don't have pets) and buy an air purifier.
Somebody tell him that. And tell him he's welcome.
Somebody tell him that. And tell him he's welcome.
you fucking NAZI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!After a quick skim I don’t see anyone mention Miele. German made and best known for canister models. Also rhey are insulated for sound and not overly expensive. Would recommend.
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I have two dogs that shed. I have a Dyson ball animal 2. It has a sticker that says it has the strongest suction of any vacuum. No idea if true. Based on reputation I’ll probably get a Miele next.
it’s been 2-3 years and I had a basic model but I had a robot vacuum. It infuriated me. Skipped sections while doing other sections multiple times. Kept getting stuck in the same spot. Was more work than me vacuuming so I gave it away. I’m sure smarter models are better
it’s been 2-3 years and I had a basic model but I had a robot vacuum. It infuriated me. Skipped sections while doing other sections multiple times. Kept getting stuck in the same spot. Was more work than me vacuuming so I gave it away. I’m sure smarter models are better