Author Topic: What Dyson Products Do You Own? (Read 7520 times)

MVacs · « **on:** December 20, 2012, 11:04:27 pm »

I wondered if anyone other than me has the Dyson bug..........

What Dyson products do you own?

I'll start.

We have our trusty DC14 from when we had a job lot of brand new ones in these colours about two years ago.

(Yes, my wife seldom empties it - when it doesn't work any more, she sends it to our shop for a service)

The 'Ball' models have never enamoured me too much. We get to fix many of them. We had a DC41 in only this week for repair, and that is one of the newer models. I am very happy to stick with tried and tested non-ball uprights in our house. We sell cleaner heads for the DC24 and DC25 every day of the week @ circa £80 each. Our DC14 has needed in two years......... umm............ a clean filter that costs about a fiver.

As we have started selling hand dryers in recent months, when we were doing a new downstairs guest bathroom, I just had to have one.......

It beats a soggy old germ-infested towel on a hoop that nobody will touch anyway.........

(Perhaps a little 'industrial' for a home bathroom, but when you have a Dyson shop......... )

The latest addition to our Dyson menagerie today is a Dyson Hot.

(Not as 'hot' as you might imagine, but very cool design, and I love the magnetic remote control storage on top. It takes the chill off the room anyway - my Christmas present to myself.)

I *really* wanted a Dyson contra-rotating washing machine too, but when we bought several with a view to making a good one out of two or three, it became apparent that the washing machine was not an ideal product - and we understood why Dyson dropped them. Shame......

I know some of you folks have a half dozen different model Dyson vacuum cleaners in the house. Who here has a Dyson fan? Post up some pics and tell us your thoughts about what you have.

premierdysonrepairs · « **Reply #1 on:** December 22, 2012, 03:02:15 pm »

Trusty DC14 which i bought new 8 years ago, fitted a new motor to it 18 months ago which in turn lead me to set up Premier Dyson Repairs.

spencer1885 · « **Reply #2 on:** January 13, 2013, 09:50:59 pm »

I like something that's a bit different,that's why I like dyson's products.
I bought a dc01 when they first came out,dyson did replace the brush bar free of charge when it suddenly became out of shape.
That dc01 is long gone and I have owned a few different dyson cleaners (secondhand) over the years.
Now I have a nice clean dc01 and 2 more for spares.
My cr01 is looking real cool in the kitchen and I have about 3 others for spares, I see on ebay that there is a new drum assembly for £99.
I'm looking to get a airblade,have you used one? awesome

and a AM04 would be nice.

MVacs · « **Reply #3 on:** January 13, 2013, 10:33:31 pm »

Quote from: spencer1885 on January 13, 2013, 09:50:59 pm

My cr01 is looking real cool in the kitchen and I have about 3 others for spares,

Post a pic! Some people have never seen a CR01.

spencer1885 · « **Reply #4 on:** January 15, 2013, 10:01:02 am »

Here's a picture of my dyson washing machine which I put together from a collection of spare washers.
The white and clear trim was the best out of the purple or silver so that's what I fitted, but if I get bored of that I still could change it to any combination I want

My wife thinks I'm a nerd for getting so excited about this stuff!