Dyson Cinetic doesn't work well.
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floor-a-matic
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I'd rather see a bagged Dyson instead of the Cynical
I am very concerned about the very fine dust going to the motor. I can already see there will be in the future numerous burnt motors in the Dyson Cinetics. Just why won't you Dyson put high density pre-motor filter in it??
Those very high efficiency cyclones would anyway keep the filter clean a long time. Most importantly, it would stop motor getting caked with fine dust over time and eventyally burning it up.
Those very high efficiency cyclones would anyway keep the filter clean a long time. Most importantly, it would stop motor getting caked with fine dust over time and eventyally burning it up.
suckolux
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Very disapointed here, I have to wonder if they didn't make it no filter for bragging rights/ non maintence people? Just seems not tested out enough. Too bad.
blakaeg
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He's a Rainbow Dealer
Who cares if he is. He does some really good videos on his page for all different types and makes of vacuum cleaner.
He demonstrates the pros and cons of various machines. He demonstrated that Cinetic let some fine dust through the cyclones and onto the HEPA filter. I doubt very much that fine dust will damage the motor and it will cope just fine.
Who cares if he is. He does some really good videos on his page for all different types and makes of vacuum cleaner.
He demonstrates the pros and cons of various machines. He demonstrated that Cinetic let some fine dust through the cyclones and onto the HEPA filter. I doubt very much that fine dust will damage the motor and it will cope just fine.
blakaeg
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True Ctvacman,
For Dyson fans yes, but I still use a 2009 DC24 and will continue to use it inbetween my Sebo until the DC24 burns out completely.
Like IPhones, it seems people want the latest Dysons. I prefer to keep things going as long as possible.
For Dyson fans yes, but I still use a 2009 DC24 and will continue to use it inbetween my Sebo until the DC24 burns out completely.
Like IPhones, it seems people want the latest Dysons. I prefer to keep things going as long as possible.
I think this can only happen with very very large amounts of fine powder vacuumed all at once like overloading it I think it can handle fine dust just fine but not in silly amounts all at once. it's like a person you can eat a cheeseburger but when you start shoving it in your mouth you're going to choke like any vacuum cleaner.and you can see in this video he has picked up large amounts of fine dust until it clogg up.
it could happen to any vacuum even a rainbow.
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it could happen to any vacuum even a rainbow.
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man114
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The seperator in the Rainbow will still sling some of the non wettable dirt back out, the original design of the machine used no water.
I still stand by my statement that the 11amp Fantom Thunder was the best implementation of Dyson's own technology.
I still stand by my statement that the 11amp Fantom Thunder was the best implementation of Dyson's own technology.
floor-a-matic
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