Dyson DC01
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turbomaster1984
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Parwaz I understand what you say but remember people buy things for their own enjoyment and soemtimes no amount of money can replace the enjoyment he may get by using it.
It is entiely his choice and how he sees fit to use it.
I did the very same thing.
If you were to give me £1million in 20 years time for a BNIB Turbomaster I would of missed out on something I had a once in a life time opportunity to do. Use it brand new.
That £1 million pounds might not be able to buy that experience although it will buy others, It just wont buy me a BNIB turbomaster.
If my own goals in life are to experience old cleaners BNIB and thats what my lifes desires are then no amount of holidays, bungee jumping, theme park trips, sight seeing is ever going to satisfy that and il go to my grave with unaccomplished tasks.
Josh it seems has learning difficulties so all power to him if he covets this cleaner and wants to experience a brand new in box one for himself and savour the moment he is totally in his rights to do it. ~if thats his goal to make his life amazing then thats that.
#These are this guys dreams come true.
No money will ever give it back to him.
If Josh wants to keep it BNIB then thats his choce too. whos to tell him what to do? we can only point out pro's and cons of which has already been done here several times already.
It is entiely his choice and how he sees fit to use it.
I did the very same thing.
If you were to give me £1million in 20 years time for a BNIB Turbomaster I would of missed out on something I had a once in a life time opportunity to do. Use it brand new.
That £1 million pounds might not be able to buy that experience although it will buy others, It just wont buy me a BNIB turbomaster.
If my own goals in life are to experience old cleaners BNIB and thats what my lifes desires are then no amount of holidays, bungee jumping, theme park trips, sight seeing is ever going to satisfy that and il go to my grave with unaccomplished tasks.
Josh it seems has learning difficulties so all power to him if he covets this cleaner and wants to experience a brand new in box one for himself and savour the moment he is totally in his rights to do it. ~if thats his goal to make his life amazing then thats that.
#These are this guys dreams come true.
No money will ever give it back to him.
If Josh wants to keep it BNIB then thats his choce too. whos to tell him what to do? we can only point out pro's and cons of which has already been done here several times already.
alexhoovers94
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I bought the Maytag upright and the Panasonic 451
Is that better super sweeper?
[this post was last edited: 4/22/2014-20:46]
alexhoovers94
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Sorry?
super-sweeper
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alexhoovers94
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SupermaticJames
The DC01's are actually very reliable machines despite being underwhelming.
The DC01's are actually very reliable machines despite being underwhelming.
YEs DC01 is very reliable, the DC04 models are also reliable.
In my opinion, the DC01 models to the DC25 are the best. No other.
A Dyson DC07 with the later cyclone will be suitable because you hardly need to wash the filter, it rarely gets dirty! This is only for the late DC07 models.
Also, the Dyson DC07 and DC14 are the most powerful Dyson vacuums ever made! They have the most suction, and they stick to the floor well. Especially the non clutched models.
The most reliable Dyson DC04 in my opinion is the Silver lime model. They has the good and reliable Italian Ametek motor fitted to it, which is why you dont see many burnt out DC04 lime models. The clutch DC04's do have a good motor, but not as reliable as the DC04 silver lime one.
In my opinion, the DC01 models to the DC25 are the best. No other.
A Dyson DC07 with the later cyclone will be suitable because you hardly need to wash the filter, it rarely gets dirty! This is only for the late DC07 models.
Also, the Dyson DC07 and DC14 are the most powerful Dyson vacuums ever made! They have the most suction, and they stick to the floor well. Especially the non clutched models.
The most reliable Dyson DC04 in my opinion is the Silver lime model. They has the good and reliable Italian Ametek motor fitted to it, which is why you dont see many burnt out DC04 lime models. The clutch DC04's do have a good motor, but not as reliable as the DC04 silver lime one.
alexhoovers94
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Tayyab I think I speak for a few people in the fact that DC40 amd DC41 are the best upright Dyson have come out with so far.
turbo500
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In terms of performance, I thought the DC40 and DC41 were the best of the lot. I also thought the filter setup was a vast improvement. I had a few issues with design and build quality though.
DC40 amd DC41 are the best upright Dyson have come out with
The Dc07 is a much better performing machine. Dc41 is a less powerful machine in my opinion. It has less suction, a more complex design, the brushbar is the same stiffness as the Helix Brushbars, but its round so you don't get that "sweeping" action. Overall, the DC41 may be stylish and powerful, but it's just just a bit of a step down from the DC07.
The Dc07 is a much better performing machine. Dc41 is a less powerful machine in my opinion. It has less suction, a more complex design, the brushbar is the same stiffness as the Helix Brushbars, but its round so you don't get that "sweeping" action. Overall, the DC41 may be stylish and powerful, but it's just just a bit of a step down from the DC07.
"Dc41 is a pile of plasticy rubbish in my opinion."
Ummmm, no Tayyab. While you have a right state your opinion, if you state it in a way that causes bickering and/or fighting you will be banned. I'm so done with the constant bickering from a tiny percentage of the membership here. I have my arms up and ready to wave the banning spell again.
So you've got 6 hours to edit your post, so you better click on edit and make it sound less offensive or you will be on a 7-day posting ban as well.
Ummmm, no Tayyab. While you have a right state your opinion, if you state it in a way that causes bickering and/or fighting you will be banned. I'm so done with the constant bickering from a tiny percentage of the membership here. I have my arms up and ready to wave the banning spell again.
So you've got 6 hours to edit your post, so you better click on edit and make it sound less offensive or you will be on a 7-day posting ban as well.
beko1987
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She's hot!
alexhoovers94
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From my own experiences...
I have found the DC40/41 to have greater suction at the cleaner head and the brushes on the roller are a Very close together which means greater pet hair and lint removal and they agitate far better. All be it more flimsy.
I have found the DC40/41 to have greater suction at the cleaner head and the brushes on the roller are a Very close together which means greater pet hair and lint removal and they agitate far better. All be it more flimsy.
alexhoovers94
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shes hot...
So is he!!
So is he!!
turbo500
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I second what Alex said about the 40 & 41. Far greater agitation going on than any other Dyson upright on the UK market, despite the flimsier build quality. Do I think it's the best Dyson? No. But I think it's the best performing.
