New vacuum?

sorry if this is the wrong place

I'm looking for a new vacuum and as Lola moults a lot it has to be good at getting up hairs on both laminate and carpet.

What have you got and what would you recommend?

We use a bissel clean view compact, it's small but then we only live in a two bed flat and only 3 rooms have carpets, but it's powerful for it's size and picks up dog hair with out a problem, there are more powerful versions available

Can't beat a Dyson , shame they are so expensive

That's the thing, I would love one but my finance's don't reach that far

Just had a look at the vax mach 8, ot has no loss of suction like the dyson.

We have the vax mach air something or other and it was a 'cos we can't afford a dyson' buy, very good hoover and their aftercare is great. We had to have a bit replaced after a year and it came next day and was a doddle to fit on.

PygmyParrot wrote:We have the vax mach air something or other and it was a 'cos we can't afford a dyson' buy, very good hoover and their aftercare is great. We had to have a bit replaced after a year and it came next day and was a doddle to fit on.

There you go , nice to have a personal recommendation and great that Rach has had a problem and experienced the bad times come good

I love my Dyson, it was my moving in present and I have massive OCD when it comes to hoovering lol

I know that one Janey!

dyson the way to go the dyson wannabees dont measure up to be fair

I had a dyson and i ended up throwing it down the stairs. Rubbish.

I will take a henry every time.

We have a vax power reach 6 which IAm very impressed with, adjustable suction and plenty of attachments and its light too. Would recommend highly.

Hayley wrote:I had a dyson and i ended up throwing it down the stairs. Rubbish.

I will take a henry every time.

Hayley we know you to well you would have a henry,harry,william,bob,ian,fergal,or dugal as long as he got a pulse

bigwazza wrote:

Hayley wrote:I had a dyson and i ended up throwing it down the stairs. Rubbish.

I will take a henry every time.

Hayley we know you to well you would have a henry,harry,william,bob,ian,fergal,or dugal as long as he got a pulse

Hayley wrote:I had a dyson and i ended up throwing it down the stairs. Rubbish.

I will take a henry every time.

Hayley we know you to well you would have a henry,harry,william,bob,ian,fergal,or dugal as long as he got a pulse lets try and stick to the tread

bigwazza wrote:

Hayley wrote:I had a dyson and i ended up throwing it down the stairs. Rubbish.

I will take a henry every time.

Hayley we know you to well you would have a henry,harry,william,bob,ian,fergal,or dugal as long as he got a pulse lets try and stick to the tread

Ill have you know i am mother teresa....all dried up!

Hayley wrote:

bigwazza wrote:

Hayley wrote:I had a dyson and i ended up throwing it down the stairs. Rubbish.

I will take a henry every time.

Hayley we know you to well you would have a henry,harry,william,bob,ian,fergal,or dugal as long as he got a pulse lets try and stick to the tread

Ill have you know i am mother teresa....all dried up!

awww bless there still time for you yet

I had a 6000 square feet business premises which got quite dirty daily, and my Henry never let me down once.

My other fancy-pants vacuums costing two or three times more than Henry used to block, stop sucking or burn out.

I use Henry at home now - switch him to hi power and he'll happily rip the dog hairs from the carpet.

Henry - under 100 quid.

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