kirbymodel2c
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Umm
Hi George. I've checked my e-mails and I haven't got one from you yet.
James
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Hi George. I've checked my e-mails and I haven't got one from you yet.
James
)
Dyson DC03 Brand New in box!
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dysondestijl
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Oh, that's wierd
kirbymodel2c
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Yep!
Still no message lol)
James)
Still no message lol
)James
)kirbykid
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spam folder?
kirbymodel2c
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Nope...
Nope. It isn't in my junk folder.
James)
Nope. It isn't in my junk folder.
James
)dysondestijl
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Yours ain't in mine either James...
kirbymodel2c
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Well...
Well when you come to the shop you will have to re-write it out for me)
Just let me know when you are coming again)
James)
Well when you come to the shop you will have to re-write it out for me
)Just let me know when you are coming again
)James
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gsheen
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As a huge dyson fan I really love the twin chamber dc03, I have a mint purple and green one and just the other day got a much abused but all their yellow and grey one. The dc03 was never sold in SA our first dysons were the dc14 and 08 although there are many early models here.
I really hope you get it its a great vacuum
I really hope you get it its a great vacuum
gsheen
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dc04 zorbster very rare here it has the dry cleaning dispenser on it
dysondestijl
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Jamie there is a video of it on YouTube, by vacuums4821 i believe, you clip that on the specially designed head of the zorbster, and it dispenses the zorb dry cleaning powder (when it has the zorb in it, of course, it doesn't just magic zorb from thin air), you then take the cyclone off the vac and take the zorb hopper off, and then the brush roll of the vac grooms the zorb into the floor, so you then reattach the cyclone and vacuum it up.
Ps the zorb hopper cannot be fitted to the head of any other DC04.
Ps the zorb hopper cannot be fitted to the head of any other DC04.
suckolux
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Cool machines! I love how different they can look.I have room to store my dc 18 but leave it out to look at.I would the 39 too but takes up too much space
gsheen
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Here we go
gsheen
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Close up with it removed
gsheen
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Fitted
dysondestijl
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Have you ever tried zorbing a piece of carpet with it Gareth?
gsheen
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Yea I did , it worked great. I have started to sell zorb powder from my shop, I must say its selling well. I hope that dyson makes a zorb attachment for one of its ball machines again.
vintagerepairer
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Zorb
In the UK because people often spend a lot of money buying and installing their fitted carpets, yet a good deal of them wouldn't think to get in a professional to deep-clean them when they are dirty. Right from the days when Hoover began making a shampoo-polisher machine (and probably before that with the Bex-Bissell shampooo applicators) people in the UK have loved the idea of 'having a go' at carpet cleaning.
In so many cases, it is quickly identified that carpet cleaning is so much harder than first thought, and the results (in particular the re-soiling of "clean" carpets) are very poor. I would consider that the sale of domestic carpet cleaning equipment was always steady up until Vax really took off in the early parts of the 1980's. Once the practicalities and novelty of Vax 3-in-1 began to wear off, UK consumers seemed to go a little quiet on the carpet cleaning front. Dyson offered a dry-powder cleaning system to supplement their new upright cleaners, and 3-in-1 cleaners were still available from two or three manufacturers, but the desire to clean carpets had pretty much disappeared.
I don't recall the DC04 Zorbster being a huge success in the UK. It was expensive and cumbersome with the hopper attached. There was a DC05 version of it too, the motorhead, which didn't distribute the powder (the user had to do that) but it did have the option to brush the powder into the carpet without the suction motor running.
Dyson make all sorts of claims about their Zorb powder, as do manufacturers of cleaning products such as Vanish. Wet cleaning is also very fashionable once again, with a whole range of upright extraction cleaners on sale from many manufacturers. I still maintain that carpets are best cleaned by people who know what they are doing.
In the UK because people often spend a lot of money buying and installing their fitted carpets, yet a good deal of them wouldn't think to get in a professional to deep-clean them when they are dirty. Right from the days when Hoover began making a shampoo-polisher machine (and probably before that with the Bex-Bissell shampooo applicators) people in the UK have loved the idea of 'having a go' at carpet cleaning.
In so many cases, it is quickly identified that carpet cleaning is so much harder than first thought, and the results (in particular the re-soiling of "clean" carpets) are very poor. I would consider that the sale of domestic carpet cleaning equipment was always steady up until Vax really took off in the early parts of the 1980's. Once the practicalities and novelty of Vax 3-in-1 began to wear off, UK consumers seemed to go a little quiet on the carpet cleaning front. Dyson offered a dry-powder cleaning system to supplement their new upright cleaners, and 3-in-1 cleaners were still available from two or three manufacturers, but the desire to clean carpets had pretty much disappeared.
I don't recall the DC04 Zorbster being a huge success in the UK. It was expensive and cumbersome with the hopper attached. There was a DC05 version of it too, the motorhead, which didn't distribute the powder (the user had to do that) but it did have the option to brush the powder into the carpet without the suction motor running.
Dyson make all sorts of claims about their Zorb powder, as do manufacturers of cleaning products such as Vanish. Wet cleaning is also very fashionable once again, with a whole range of upright extraction cleaners on sale from many manufacturers. I still maintain that carpets are best cleaned by people who know what they are doing.
