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Feel like I should start posting vacuum stuff rather than political stuff lol. I've started falling out of favour with Sebo. My family have been using them for 30 years, but since using some other vacuums (started off my trying out a friends V11) I've realised that Sebo have some silly design...

Dyson have announced the V15 and omni glide. V15 is about 12% more powerful with the same or better battery life. It features a return of the fluffy head with an angled green “laser light” to show up fine dust particles. Ironically, this is Dyson fitting a light to their floor head, but not...

Happy New Year everyone! Saw this. Found it funny and rather adorable.

Hi guys, very long time no see! think my last post was 6 or 7 years ago? Becoming self employed in property development has left little time for my former hobbies such as vacuum collecting, but its something I'm getting back into. I've had my trusty Sebo E3 Premium for a couple of years now...

So I have had a DC59 for nearly 18 months which I absolutely love. I have used it every day since i got it and my house is that much cleaner for it. The sheer convenience and portability of it coupled with its power is great. Dyson have some offers on their website for their V6 range. I phoned...

A pretty accurate and knowledgeable write up from TR, featuring Dyson DC41 MK2, V6 models, Sebo Felix and airbelts and a couple of Mieles, and of course, the Numatic Henry ! http://www.trustedreviews.com/best-vacuum-cleaner_round-up

Dyson have posted videos about this before but somehow this one seems more honest and open. We are forever hearing how Dyson are apparently fragile and poorly built, but the proof is here, and I can justify both of these scenarios. The Vax air products I have had use brittle cheap plastics...

So I wanted some sort of cordless vacuum that is small, light and handy, mainly so that I can wiz over the hard flooring everyday to keep it looking nice, as currently doing it with my array of vacuums is proving less than practical. The felix parquet head is very good at the finer particles but...

Here you go guys. Interesting look, triple A rated according to the EU regulations, however, mixed review from customers. http://www.vax.co.uk/airrevolve

I have no idea what going on here, but apparently, this is so. 90% of Dyson exports go to Germany. Interesting article. Also says how a Bosch engineer gave £11,500 to give details of "new Dyson motors"...

Following on from the post about my new Felix Vogue ECO, I got a box of bags for the felix from argos, curtusy of the £10 gift voucher when you spend over £100. Didn't think much of it. Argos are selling them for £8.95 at the moment, cheapest I have found online, so I got them. The got...

I'll start off by saying read through this message if you can bear to, as it is quite interesting. My father passed away a couple of Saturdays ago, god rest his soul. Since this has happened, I have had literally hundreds of people coming to my house for various things, whether that is family...

Lots of us have talked about this EU energy labelling thing for vacuum cleaners sold within the EU and whether we agree with them or not. I just can't help feeling that currently, the labelling system is very much flawed. Lots of people on here have said this already. Mr Dyson doesn't like it...

I have been a follower of his youtube videos for literally years as his videos were absolutely brilliants. He tested out and reviewed all sorts of vacuums from different era's. His most recent video however was made nearly 5 years ago and there is not mention of him on this forum either. Does...

All of this EU regulation on vacuum cleaners topic is genuinely shaking up the industry for the first time in over 20 years, previously done by Dyson, arguably. I am in no position to really comment on Dyson models built within the last 5 years or so as, I haven't owned one. I did have a DC24...

https://sharkclean.eu/product/shark-rotator-lift-away-lite/ A very smart looking little thing, a "lite" version of the rotator professional. I have yet to try one of the new rotators. Some say it's better than the navigator lift-aways, and they were quite good vacuums.

Dyson someone on here (sorry I cant remember your name, something like Dyson fan :/ ) posted a thread saying that argos had re-introduced the Dc33. Now I thought this was odd but apparently it isn't uncommon for Dyson to do this, but looking on Dyson.co.uk, the DC33 is also listen there as a...

Bissell is one of the few mainstream, more sort of cheaper end of the market vacuums I would buy if I had to. I actually find most of their products well made and well designed and good performers. I was very impressed with the powerglide lift-off I had, but I had to get rid of it because of a...

My vacuum collection has been getting a little thin on the ground during the last few years after getting my first property, sorting out where to put things, chucking things or giving them away and so on that I thought I would invest in a couple of new vacuums, not just to have for the sake of...

Couple of days ago, I was browsing the argos site as you do when you are waiting in the doctors, when I noticed the new eco Vax air was in stock (albeit at £299.99). I posted a thread about this when I saw it and the new brush design really intrigued me. So when I got home, I ordered it, as I...