Wow, the salesman sucks more than his product

[raudf]

Personally, I consider dogs to be the best vaccum.....seems to be nothing they won't eat. (or at least try to)

Garbage disposals, that's what the dogs are good for. They'll pre-clean dishes. If you're lucky, they'll wait for you to finish eating first, but that's a rare thing.

My vacuum isn't that high end. It's a eureka, good enough for what I put the carpet through. I do so want a Dyson, but right now, it's not in budget and when it is, I probably won't have the carpet any more.

[Mishi]

Personally, I consider dogs to be the best vaccum.....seems to be nothing they won't eat. (or at least try to)

So true! Danny (our male Weimaraner) even tried to drink my paintbrush water the other day. He's like a Labrador; tries to eat everything.

We have an upright Dyson too and I love that I can order parts for it off the website. Our brushbar died and I was able to replace it, easily, within 3 days of ordering the new part.

[muppet101]

Love my Dyson, think it's a DC25. Got it to deal with my hair which sheds like any cat or dog in moulting season and it does a wonderful job. If you buy one, test yor old vacuum first by using it on a rug. Then run the Dyson over it and see how much more crud it gets up than your old cleaner. I was amazed

[DGoddessChardonnay]

Love my Dyson, think it's a DC25. Got it to deal with my hair which sheds like any cat or dog in moulting season and it does a wonderful job. If you buy one, test yor old vacuum first by using it on a rug. Then run the Dyson over it and see how much more crud it gets up than your old cleaner. I was amazed

It's a huge difference to be sure. Another thing I noticed the first time I used mine is that there is more freedom of movement because of the ball under the canister - typical vacuums are harder to turn around sharp corners and furniture.

But it didn't take me long to adjust to it at all . . . and I also like how the extender wand stores inside the hose on the back - comes in handy when I have to get into crevices behind furniture or along the baseboards where the carpet runs into the wall.

[Teysa]

I swear shedding season for my dog is Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall. We could make an extra rug with all the fur she sheds. I may have to look into one of those Dysons. The vacuum cleaner I have now isn't bad, but it's pre dog and doesn't do such a good job with getting the fur up.

[XCashier]

This, the Shark Navigator, IS THE BEST VACUUM I'VE EVER BOUGHT!

I have a Shark Navigator too, and it's quite good. Much, much better than the previous vacuum (I think that was a Eureka, can't remember). It's the best vacuum I've ever bought, too.

I'm hoping to eventually get a house with hard floors, but I'll still use the vacuum for the upholstery.

[EricKei]

And it'll come in handy this holiday season to suck up possible glitterbombs.

*whistles innocently*

Garbage disposals, that's what the dogs are good for. They'll pre-clean dishes.

Indeed. I have a friend who used to insist that dishes thus "pre-cleaned" did not need to be actually washed after that before being used by humans >_> I just waited until he was out of the room to pop them into the sink/dishwasher. His theory was an extension of the adage that "dogs have fewer bacteria in their mouths than humans do" -- and while this is true, that only matters if they don't contain any bacteria that a human's body would not also have.

[dalesys]

Garbage disposals, that's what the dogs are good for.

A former coworker would feed his uncle's dog crayons...

Dog doo with sprinkles!

Now add glitter...