sebo_fan
Well-known member
It is most bizarre when people on here fight against the Dyson mantra and those who are for it.
The "no loss of suction" merely reiterates the multi cyclonic design of prolonging suction, often in early Dysons being able to go well past the "max fill" mark and still expect the vacuum to pick up dust and dirt.
It does not refer to cleaning filters, or having a filter on board. Filters are there to filter after all. They are not put in place to catch all the dust that the vacuum cleaner picks up. The only aspect that changes is with the design of the cyclones and how variable dust is put through the shrouds before it lands at the bottom of the bins.
The design element that brands have put in place in reality mean that some filter do indeed do more than filter and catch lots of viewable dust. But that's because some brands persist in making single cyclones as opposed to many.
I've said it before and I'll say it again - I like the prolonged loss of suction power in a Dyson vacuum - however I do not like the plastic designs and I am not in favour of Dyson over the healthier proposition of dust in a bag. Bags may clog but they're a heck of a lot easier and far more hygienic.
The "no loss of suction" merely reiterates the multi cyclonic design of prolonging suction, often in early Dysons being able to go well past the "max fill" mark and still expect the vacuum to pick up dust and dirt.
It does not refer to cleaning filters, or having a filter on board. Filters are there to filter after all. They are not put in place to catch all the dust that the vacuum cleaner picks up. The only aspect that changes is with the design of the cyclones and how variable dust is put through the shrouds before it lands at the bottom of the bins.
The design element that brands have put in place in reality mean that some filter do indeed do more than filter and catch lots of viewable dust. But that's because some brands persist in making single cyclones as opposed to many.
I've said it before and I'll say it again - I like the prolonged loss of suction power in a Dyson vacuum - however I do not like the plastic designs and I am not in favour of Dyson over the healthier proposition of dust in a bag. Bags may clog but they're a heck of a lot easier and far more hygienic.