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I think our vacuum cleaner will die soon - any recommendations?

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Conundrumish · 22/10/2011 13:11

Despite hating our dyson for the first few years as bits broke off it every 3 months, I am wondering if we should get another when this one dies. We have found e-bay providers that are cheaper for providing the hoses when they break and I understand that they now have a 5 year guarantee.

What is the best dyson (for allergies) now, and is there an alternative make that is good?

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izzybiz · 22/10/2011 16:54

My Henry is over 12 years old and has never had a replacement part.
Can't go wrong with that smiley face Grin

betheldeath · 22/10/2011 17:12

Depends what kind of floors you have. I have the dyson that does carpet and hardwood and my dust allergy has been at a pretty low ebb all year

Triumph19 · 22/10/2011 17:26

I think the Henry is good.
Powerful, reliable and is the one the cleaners in offices all use.
Uses a bag though, but cheap off the internet.

Cheeseandseveredfingersarnie · 22/10/2011 17:29

i have miele cat and dog,it is fantastic.it was recommended by lots of mners so i thought id give it a try.worth the money.

Conundrumish · 22/10/2011 22:06

Forgot to say, didn't get on with Henry. We have areas where I need an upright to push as I take too long with a hose and attachment.

Anyone out there with a good Dyson?

Didn't get on with the only Miele I tried.

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universalis · 24/10/2011 16:30

I love my Henry can't praise him enough just feel a bit guilty he doesn't get enough exercise!!

RedHelenB · 24/10/2011 18:58

Had two dysons & they always do the job for me!!

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