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Dyson Models => Dyson DC04 => Topic started by: Vacsfoodreviews on August 08, 2016, 11:09:54 am
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So today i decided to put a stick vac freshener on my dysons post motor filter and i wondered if this could cause damage to the machine ?
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If you use the disc ones, it can impede air flow has always been my thought.
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Its a small stick freshner mvacs
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Cant see it can do any harm. I know a lot of people use them.
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Thank you for your help
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I always put air fresheners there, and have never had issues with overheating due to airflow impedement. I use the disc type. Stu hates them, but I get people asking me for a new one when it stops smelling!
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My DC04 has a disc one on top of the post filter, the airflow seems normal to me :) No change in sound either
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Thanks for your help
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It'll be fine, you know it will.
You saw my video on how to use the fresheners ;)
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It'll be fine, you know it will.
You saw my video on how to use the fresheners ;)
I always use a disk fresher on mine with no diffrence, I did upgrade my standard filter to hepa though on my absolute because the original owner has replaced it
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Don't panic, put a lavender in it.
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when you put the filter in a few drops of zoflora in sponge been doing it years small pump bottle few drops jobs a gud un .cheap to use to
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hi there my granddad has been putting disk air freshers in his dyson for over 10 years and no problems yet :thumbsup:
just keep the filters clean and empty the bin before it gets full and it should last a good while
I hoped we have all helped in some way
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hi there my granddad has been putting disk air freshers in his dyson for over 10 years and no problems yet :thumbsup:
just keep the filters clean and empty the bin before it gets full and it should last a good while
I hoped we have all helped in some way
Exactly what I do
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Thanks for the help guys
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It'll be alright.
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I used a air freshener oil, i just sprinkled a few drops on the post motor hepa & it smells lovely
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I used a air freshener oil, i just sprinkled a few drops on the post motor hepa & it smells lovely
Lovely job!
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Bit late but every 4 weeks I remove the old one and put a new disk freshner in. I get them from Home Bargains when I go. Usually get two packs, gave one to my grandad when I first got them so has used a entire packet in one week - one for my DC14, one for my DC04, one for my grandads DC04, plus two spare for him and one for my dc07, 6 in a pack. Ive always used Spring Meadow, but today I bought some summer meadow.
I got 5 spring meadow left and 6 summer meadow.
but I been using freshners for weeks now without problems, i used to put them ontop of the filter but they werent very good there so now I put them ontop of the motor diffuser on dc14/07 and next to the diffuser on dc04's
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I tried this once. My wife had some decorative scented candles, the long, thin style. I always liked the odor, so I decided to put one in with the post-motor filter. Well, as it turns out, I wasn't wearing my glasses and it was actually a road flare. Boy, was my face red!
Fire department was not amused, either.
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Could have been worse, could have been a Tampon :chuckle:
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Could have been worse, could have been a Tampon :chuckle:
Could have been worse.
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Nah, you vacuum them up. When it spins in the bin with the string behind it, it looks like a little scurrying mouse.
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Nah, you vacuum them up. When it spins in the bin with the string behind it, it looks like a little scurrying mouse.
Hahahaha :biglaugh: :biglaugh: :biglaugh:
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I've never seen a red mouse.
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I've never seen a red mouse.
http://chipndeath.deviantart.com/art/Red-mouse-317632024
Blame google.