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For the cleanup after the competition I couldn't resist trying out my new Dyson dc02 absolute (Thanks again Tom). Despite only running at half power, it picked up surprisingly well.

My pictures... These are pictures that my mother and I took over the course of the convention. I'm going to try and organize them over a few posts.   First, here are some from the vacuum competitions.    Scott

Interesting, I didn't know thw G-force did have one. Judging by the pictures, there are more differences then I expected between the cyclon and the G-force. Scott

I could be wrong, but I think it doesn't actually have a bottom plate. Can't help you with the rest i'm afraid. Great find and good luck! Scott

I wish you best of luck! I had been toying with the idea of trying to import a few early dysons for my collection and it is difficult.    I really wish I had tried harder. There really aren't many machines I am specifically looking for anymore, aside from a nice dc01, 02, or 03. Seeing as I...

If I remember corectly, that was one of the last two models of concepts made! Great find! Scott

Hi, just wondering how much you were looking to get for the amway.  Thanks, Scott

Roger, I think you will really like that dc35. It's not their most powerful cordless anymore but they are great to use. We have a dc44 at the vac shop I work for, and although it started as a floor model, it quickly became the main machine used to clean the store. About two years later and its...

Glad you like it! I'm still over the moon with mine as well, I can safely say that it really does outperform many full sized uprights I have. Scott

I don't really like the removal of the numbers, at the repair shop I work for that's out main way of identifying dysons.   Another note, the new dc40, or ball multifloor, is actually just the dc65.   Scott

The thing about dyson clutches is that alot of vac shops (in my experience) won't bother to repair them and will just replace them outright. At the store I work for however we often rebuild the clutches with new belts, etc (on out of warranty machines of course). In fact, I have several dysons...

I have that same catalogue and ad!

Good choice The titan is an exelent machine, we sell tons of them in my store and people seem to love them. The ony issues that come with it due to it's BOL status include a shorter cord, smaller bag chamber, and a plastic bristled dusting brush. Other than that it shares the same motor and...

Really, all I can say about the agitation is that the max has alot of long somewhat stiff brisles which do a really good job cleaning and grooming the carpet. The cyclone assembly comes partially apart with a twist lock and the rest of the way with a few screws. Far easier than most dyson...

I owned a hoover max for a couple of years, and I really liked it. For one thing, the cord and hose were both very long, it cleaned very well, and was overall easy to use. I can also say that it's multi cyclone system works better than hoover's dual cyclone systems, keeping it's filter cleaner...

I think you will be very happy with your choice. And I agree about the s8 series, I really like them for the reasons you mentioned.   I don't know if Troy mentioned this or not, but we can match any online price for a Miele and we throw in an extra pack of bags or two with purchase. I'm glad...

By the way, We are open ten to five thirty weekdays and ten to two on Saturdays. I will be there this Saturday and comming Monday. I hope we can help you! Scott

Dirt Devil I can wouch for the corded Dirt Devil vac plus dust, since instaling hard floors in the majority of the house it has become one of my go to machines. The suction is perfectly adequate, the motor not too loud, the dust cup is a bit bigger than the swiffer, build quality seems fine and...

Simplemind, As was mentioned above I work for Georgetown vacuum. We have had many customers looking for vacuums that can clean these new types of carpeting and have had alot of luck with the Miele canisters. We would be happy to show you all the different Miele models in person, explain the...

I completely agree, while I don't know about the bolt, I find my dirt devil lift-and-go just fine. Not nearly as bad as the made it out to be. Scott