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for dys0nb0y You must buy one when they come to the UK. It really is excellent, doesn't quite match the performance of it's bigger brother (pictured), but I'm sure it can out-perform a lot of other vacuum cleaners, especially in the straight suction dominated UK/AUS market. I find the unit is...

its not Too bad actually, suction is pretty strong and seems to keep it. 15 min run time is good. The liquid lifter is a separate unit, and it can be rinsed easily. The stain remover tool is OK, but the window tool is pretty silly. The floor tool is small but nimble and practical. The best...

Does anyone have one? I've just ordered one here in Australia, as I'm curious more than anything. It says it has a European designed dynamic motor that spins at 26,000rmp which is much faster than a normal cordless vacuum... I'm curious haha http://www.danozdirect.com.au/x5-vac/

I just got the Rocket Came in the post a week ago.. it's fantastic! I really like it, only 550w but its really powerful. I don't think I'd want it to be my only vacuum but I certainly rather it over a dyson stick DC35 that I used to have. I love all the attachments too... bad news - $599

They seem to be pretty good... funny thing is they are acctually cheaper here in australia... I suposse thats the switch for a Shark Rotator costing $600 here! http://www.harveynorman.com.au/rowenta-silence-force-extreme-bagged-vacuum-cleaner.html

its missing The power brush...

Just to give everyone a few updates! There is now 5 Shark products in Australia: Navigator Lift Away $399 Navigator Pro Lift-Away $499 Rotator Lift-Away $599 Rocket NV300 $599 Sonic Duo $499 The Rotator and 2x Navigator Models are available in retail stores and the other 2 are currently TV only...

I won a DC40 At a dyson trade night... it was average, it felt cheap and the handle creaked and could be almost twisted 5-15 degrees. I sold it.

Hoover in Australia... is owned by Godfreys, They purchased the rights to the name in the 90's and have used it in good and bad. It certainly is getting better and there is a mix of TTI/Candy/Self Sourcing. TTI Machines have included: 9010ph - Platinum Bagless Cannister Wertheim 4430 -...

WANT.... Right Now Holy Hell mate, that thing is Fantatic, Please let that become a production unit.

Wertheim Dust Accelerator "That " bag saver" was featured on the last line of Wertheim bagged cylinder models, although I cant see how it would have saved bags, seeing as it would let through the fine dust that clogs the bag's pores, and stop the larger particles, so the bag would still clog...

5 days. DHL through www.myus.com Its a proxy shipper, had 50lb shipped for $220

Hoover Wind tunnel 2 Bagged, got it for $30, missing 2 small tools but otherwise good, but left my inverter at mom and dads so can't use it till next weekend haha. Please excuse all the boxes... got lots stuff from the states delivered today from myus.com

Hi all, I am now using my us.com so I can get some stuff from the states... yay. Does anyone have a windtunnel 2 bag less with the spinning filter or the windtunnel with the 2 sets of counter rotating brushes to sell? I will pay for the vac and shipping to myus in Florida. Cheers all!

To Clarify.. Wertheim is owned by AVCC which is Godfreys and Hoover in Australia. The name comes from sewing machines that were sold in the 50's and 60's in the Godfreys stores. The machines started off as Italian built, then moved to Electrolux in the early 90's (Sweden) and production then...

They aren't really Bissell, They are made by Samsung Electronics :) You are looking at the Digipro and the Lift-Off series of uprights. Pretty good quality in my opinion and here they were priced (the Lift Off Uprights) for around $500-$700 and sold pretty well. Because Bissell has a more...

Hi Guys, Need some help with something rather cool I have found. I can only find limited info as to what I am actually looking at and what it can do for me. This is a damn cool retro looking piece of kit and I think that if it works and does something worthwhile that I think its worth the...

We only had problems in australia when people got something stuck in the cyclone that didn't allow the fine dust to fall out of the air stream. a ball of fluff would stop the dust and dirt exiting the cyclone path and allow it straight thru into the foam pre-motor filter. These are a really...

Dyson DC01 :) Got it for a Whole $25 which here is a STEAL in perfect condition, little magic eraser and new filters and boy does it go - biggest surprise is how quiet it is compared to the newer DC40 I won. Ill put up some pics shortly :)

Interesting.. I think you will find its manufacturer driven. In Australia, in the early 90's uprights dried up here and it has become a canister saturated market. The main manufacturers here that still retail uprights are: Miele Vax Dyson Kirby Bissell Most of the manufacturers other than the...