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And yet here I am with 2 cats that moult and a bed that they like to sleep and play under. Alienated from having a dyson like all the pet owners with carpeted bedrooms because the cleaners wont go under the bed. No I don't want to use a straight suction tool cos they don't shift pet hair...

Having watched the vid again I can only say that your very very foolish to do what you do. Any number of things could happen to you that will put you in hospital with at least serious electrical burns and ultimately your death.

no no no your risking your life from electric shock. just because it has not happened before does not mean it wont in the future. Wet vacs have safety devices in them to stop water going into the electrics. Dysons do not. If this is some stunt or post to 'big up' Dysons then more fool you...

what did I miss out? feel free to explain.

Strictlybojack Your 100% right on there. Hoover UK also suffer this shoddy service standard and although they are different companies they don't half act the same. I had a brand new Hoover cleaner for my birthday last year from my other half. It was a discontinued model and likely to be rare...

I thought the TP1 was on sale 1982 to 2004? Maybe it was 2002. Either way that was 20 or 22 years.

They seal so well? Well theres the answer as to why they don't clean very well. More sealing, less airflow. I get it now....

What do I think? I think your clutching at straws here. There is no agitation there because you had to push that dyson so that it was right next to the brush roll to get it to vibrate the sand and that's only resonance from the brush roll being so damned close. Agitation from a real vacuum...

Top tip to avoid stripping screw heads. If its a X head screw (Philips) then its almost always worth not using a Philips head screwdriver to get it out if the screw looks like it could be jammed due to paint, gunk, schmutz being trapped under it. Use a very tight fitting flathead screwdriver...

hmmm

Some bleach facts In the UK theres 2 kinds of bleach Thin - this just disinfects Thick - this cleans AND disinfects due to its soap and detergent ingredients. Both bleaches are one of the safest chemicals to use around pets full stop. Far safer than any anti bac, multipurpose or...

Chris sorry Im always getting those 13' model no's mixed up - perhaps it was the later juniors. Guess that's made the seniors deluxe too.

ah I see. so really having a high filtration vac is pointless given these other factors that are far less controllable than a bit of dust in your home....

The Hoover 1346 was late 1950s and they had disposal bags as did the pink seniors. All the juniors from 1958 onwards IIRC had paper bags. It was the 1224 and 119 juniors which had shake out bags

factors like what?

and while the world and his dog are fighting to get one hundred percent filtration to 'alleviate' allergies they don't realise the damage they are doing by not letting our immune system become accustomed to these allergens. then they wonder why they suffer in slightly dusty conditions. yet...

Alex your right. Still it keeps the 'turn up to anything including the opening of a can fridge door' crowd happy. Gotta have some reason to pose in front of the cameras with a glass of bubbly.

pissing around of the hundreds of machines In our collection there is only one I ever bought and promptly needed to sell because I just couldn't abide it. That was a Kirby. I was expecting great things and all I got was a negative experience. Gone were the days of just whipping out a vac for...

shouldn't this be in shoppers square?

It wont take a disheartened sales man to cut Dysons sales. Its going to be very simple for customers to buy a new vac now and very simple for JD to have the market swept from under his feet thanks to these new amazing labels. Just like when they took off with washing machines this will...