Vaxx or Dyson?

[TeaCakeLiterature]

Hi,
I'm looking to get a new vacuum cleaner as my little boy is almost crawling now and ours is rubbish!

We are hoping to afford a cordless as we live in a townhouse with narrow stairs so that's easier for me to lift with a wrist issue I have.

So, wise ladies...
Question 1: Vaxx or Dyson? (And why!)

Question 2: If Dyson - animal or fluffy? What's the difference???


Many thanks in advance for your help!!

[KoalaDownUnder]

I've got a Dyson Animal. It works perfectly for my situation: one dog that sheds moderately, hard floors throughout.

I bloody love it and you'll pry it from my cold dead hands.

[JamMakingWannaBe]

Just got a Dyson Fluffy as we have hard floors downstairs. No pets.

Got it from Dyson's Ebay outlet so cheaper than buying brand new.

The fluffy comes with a soft 'paint roller' type head for hard floors, but also has a head for carpets. Very light, super maneuverable and perfect for a daily whip-round.

Only 20 mins battery life but that's been more than enough for what we bought it for (and I've no more cobwebs in high to reach corners!).

Can't comment on the Vaxx - sorry!

[Hateloggingin]

Just saw this on active and thought it was a baby names thread

[SloanePeterson]

I love my Dyson Animal, also bought from the outlet on eBay. No pets but me and dd have long hair which seems to get everywhere. I adore it, we sold our Hetty within a few days of getting it, it's made cleaning up such an easy job as there's no huge heavy thing to lug about and plug in

[Dinnerout1]

Henry! I've had a Vax and Dyson and they always seem to break or parts break off from them or something goes wrong with them. Henry is my all time favourite.. Has 2 different suctions and volume and comes with about 8 Hoover bags just incase you need them

[Dinnerout1]

And it's got an extremely long nosel to reach high nooks and crannies x

[mybrainhurtsalot]

Vax U90 ma re - I got one reduced to clear after Christmas at a supermarket. It is unbelievably amazing - I'm hoovering several times a days now (though I'm sure the novelty will wear off at some point).