Anyone have experience wit Dyson vaccums?

[westonsmom]

Hey,

Our vaccum kicked the bed, and at the same time my boss said she just bought a Dyson because her grandson was diagnosed with asthma and that the dyson is approved by the asthma association. So since I have to buy another one anyway...I was wondering if it was worth investing the extra money in a dyson for Weston's health. I have looked at the different models and think the smaller less expensive ones are a good fit for us since we only have one dog and not a lot of rugs. The model is called something like all floors model.

What I am wondering is if they are good on hard wood floors? and worth the expense? Plus I have never used an upright vaccum before...how does that work?

 

[westonsmom]

Hey,

Our vaccum kicked the bed, and at the same time my boss said she just bought a Dyson because her grandson was diagnosed with asthma and that the dyson is approved by the asthma association. So since I have to buy another one anyway...I was wondering if it was worth investing the extra money in a dyson for Weston's health. I have looked at the different models and think the smaller less expensive ones are a good fit for us since we only have one dog and not a lot of rugs. The model is called something like all floors model.

What I am wondering is if they are good on hard wood floors? and worth the expense? Plus I have never used an upright vaccum before...how does that work?

 

[westonsmom]

Hey,

Our vaccum kicked the bed, and at the same time my boss said she just bought a Dyson because her grandson was diagnosed with asthma and that the dyson is approved by the asthma association. So since I have to buy another one anyway...I was wondering if it was worth investing the extra money in a dyson for Weston's health. I have looked at the different models and think the smaller less expensive ones are a good fit for us since we only have one dog and not a lot of rugs. The model is called something like all floors model.

What I am wondering is if they are good on hard wood floors? and worth the expense? Plus I have never used an upright vaccum before...how does that work?

 

[westonsmom]

Hey,

Our vaccum kicked the bed, and at the same time my boss said she just bought a Dyson because her grandson was diagnosed with asthma and that the dyson is approved by the asthma association. So since I have to buy another one anyway...I was wondering if it was worth investing the extra money in a dyson for Weston's health. I have looked at the different models and think the smaller less expensive ones are a good fit for us since we only have one dog and not a lot of rugs. The model is called something like all floors model.

What I am wondering is if they are good on hard wood floors? and worth the expense? Plus I have never used an upright vaccum before...how does that work?

 

[westonsmom]

Hey,

Our vaccum kicked the bed, and at the same time my boss said she just bought a Dyson because her grandson was diagnosed with asthma and that the dyson is approved by the asthma association. So since I have to buy another one anyway...I was wondering if it was worth investing the extra money in a dyson for Weston's health. I have looked at the different models and think the smaller less expensive ones are a good fit for us since we only have one dog and not a lot of rugs. The model is called something like all floors model.

What I am wondering is if they are good on hard wood floors? and worth the expense? Plus I have never used an upright vaccum before...how does that work?

 

[beleache]

I'd like to know too.. I have been thinking about getting one. I have a dog,cat,1 area rug, mostly hardwood floors, and wondering if it comes w/ attachments for the furniture .. Thanks for any input .. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> joni

 

[beleache]

I'd like to know too.. I have been thinking about getting one. I have a dog,cat,1 area rug, mostly hardwood floors, and wondering if it comes w/ attachments for the furniture .. Thanks for any input .. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> joni

 

[beleache]

I'd like to know too.. I have been thinking about getting one. I have a dog,cat,1 area rug, mostly hardwood floors, and wondering if it comes w/ attachments for the furniture .. Thanks for any input .. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> joni

 

[beleache]

I'd like to know too.. I have been thinking about getting one. I have a dog,cat,1 area rug, mostly hardwood floors, and wondering if it comes w/ attachments for the furniture .. Thanks for any input .. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> joni

 

[beleache]

I'd like to know too.. I have been thinking about getting one. I have a dog,cat,1 area rug, mostly hardwood floors, and wondering if it comes w/ attachments for the furniture .. Thanks for any input .. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> joni

 

[Augustmom0003]

LOL! I'd like to know too! I have 2 dogs...w/ lots of hair (doesn't seem to bother Ethan a bit at the moment) and the house we will be moving to is mostly hardwood/tile. I really want a new one and am trying to decide if the money is worth it...or if the vacuum for pet hair is just as good.

Hopefully someone has more info for us! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

 

[Augustmom0003]

LOL! I'd like to know too! I have 2 dogs...w/ lots of hair (doesn't seem to bother Ethan a bit at the moment) and the house we will be moving to is mostly hardwood/tile. I really want a new one and am trying to decide if the money is worth it...or if the vacuum for pet hair is just as good.

Hopefully someone has more info for us! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

 

[Augustmom0003]

LOL! I'd like to know too! I have 2 dogs...w/ lots of hair (doesn't seem to bother Ethan a bit at the moment) and the house we will be moving to is mostly hardwood/tile. I really want a new one and am trying to decide if the money is worth it...or if the vacuum for pet hair is just as good.

Hopefully someone has more info for us! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

 

[Augustmom0003]

LOL! I'd like to know too! I have 2 dogs...w/ lots of hair (doesn't seem to bother Ethan a bit at the moment) and the house we will be moving to is mostly hardwood/tile. I really want a new one and am trying to decide if the money is worth it...or if the vacuum for pet hair is just as good.

Hopefully someone has more info for us! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

 

[Augustmom0003]

LOL! I'd like to know too! I have 2 dogs...w/ lots of hair (doesn't seem to bother Ethan a bit at the moment) and the house we will be moving to is mostly hardwood/tile. I really want a new one and am trying to decide if the money is worth it...or if the vacuum for pet hair is just as good.

Hopefully someone has more info for us! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

 

[Ratatosk]

I don't like the idea of having the removal dust cup. I prefer keeping every thing contained in a vaccum cleaner bag. When I used to use an electric broom and would empty the dust cup the stuff would fly all over the place. I use a riccar vaccum with a hardwood floor attachment -- basically a long hose with a what looks like an electric broom nozzle. It's over 10 years old, but also came with a filter and prefilter, too.

 

[Ratatosk]

I don't like the idea of having the removal dust cup. I prefer keeping every thing contained in a vaccum cleaner bag. When I used to use an electric broom and would empty the dust cup the stuff would fly all over the place. I use a riccar vaccum with a hardwood floor attachment -- basically a long hose with a what looks like an electric broom nozzle. It's over 10 years old, but also came with a filter and prefilter, too.

 

[Ratatosk]

I don't like the idea of having the removal dust cup. I prefer keeping every thing contained in a vaccum cleaner bag. When I used to use an electric broom and would empty the dust cup the stuff would fly all over the place. I use a riccar vaccum with a hardwood floor attachment -- basically a long hose with a what looks like an electric broom nozzle. It's over 10 years old, but also came with a filter and prefilter, too.

 

[Ratatosk]

I don't like the idea of having the removal dust cup. I prefer keeping every thing contained in a vaccum cleaner bag. When I used to use an electric broom and would empty the dust cup the stuff would fly all over the place. I use a riccar vaccum with a hardwood floor attachment -- basically a long hose with a what looks like an electric broom nozzle. It's over 10 years old, but also came with a filter and prefilter, too.

 

[Ratatosk]

I don't like the idea of having the removal dust cup. I prefer keeping every thing contained in a vaccum cleaner bag. When I used to use an electric broom and would empty the dust cup the stuff would fly all over the place. I use a riccar vaccum with a hardwood floor attachment -- basically a long hose with a what looks like an electric broom nozzle. It's over 10 years old, but also came with a filter and prefilter, too.