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I fear by the time you buy all the parts you could of just brought a complete second hand machine for less money but I suppose you have the feeling of building it yourself just budget wisely. :)

I've noticed the Japanese get so many really cool looking vacuums if we only had a fraction of what they got here in the UK I would be very poor very quickly!!!

That looks really good if they come on offer I might just be tempted!

I have the Electrolux Workzone and agree its brilliant but we have a Mini and a Citroen DS3 and I have to clean the entire car with the hose as the main powerhead is a bit too bulky for all the contours plus the leather seats might scuff with the main head :(

Very smart sir! Enjoy :)

I know what you mean Steve I'd love a DC44 but wouldn't love paying for it!!!! Although I do think it is the best cordless for my needs, but the 18V Lithium-Ion Dustbuster Flexi looks very cool but that's expensive too! However I'm thinking if I just buy the assessories and use my little DC38...

Number 4 could also be the DC38 hard to grasp the scale lol PS you need Photoshop Joe :p

I agree with Sam they do look a bit on the cheap side, but I will be intrested in hearing your thoughts on the kit when you've had chance to use I've it. I've been tempted to get the extra Dyson tools myself but resisted so far!

Chris I agree with you about the Nimble I have put salt on the floor to test the agitation and the salt did bounce about, it also lifts the carpet pile nicely but after a few months I don't think the cyclone is too great as the filter is getting a good covering every month but overall I like it...

For a collection yes I'd personally recommend it, if you're going to actually use it then no deffo not! The finish will scratch and the hose will split and that hose you saw on Hoovers spares site is the basic hose and if you get the grey Freemotion you would need the remote control hose and I...

Yep and the Freemotion, Freemotion just pips it for me as the floorhead is more unusual and I like the pearl effect finish but both stunning looking!

That's the direction I'm moving in, exception being my Hoovers but I only got them because they are probably the most stylish vacuums I've ever seen and I think their worth hanging onto for the future. Dan

Ryan! ........... Great post lol

So you are interested! It's a cylinder and it's new of course I'm intrested haha just not enough to spend my Miele and AEG savings on one ;)

Yep but please post some pics if you get one would be interested to see! :)

Sorry I didn't explain that very well I was talking about when you've finished cleaning and are taking the vacuum to wherever you store it. I see the point about an elderly person maybe finding it useful but I suppose they would have to bend right down to get to the handle so I'm still unconvinced.

I don't see what's striking about them apart from the lurid colours they look a little boxy to me? From what I can gather the bagless is only a single cyclone and the tubes and floor head are push fit something I really don't like on vacuums. The trolley case is different but if your holding the...

Yes my parents had the Electrolux Power System 1500w with the choice of a cyclonic cassette or a bag with separate bag door. It was much better with the bag as the cyclone would clog really quickly with pet hair.

What is it you both like about these Hotpoints? Just curious as I'm obviously not seeing the appeal lol Dan

I had the Electrolux TwinClean that used a very similar powerhead (no supprise as same company) and it was fine for a couple of years then started working intermittently but to be fair to it, it was used daily as it was such a good machine wish I'd kept it new and boxed away now! I've been...