At 23:54 17/10/2005, you wrote:
$400 is about the equivalent of what you'd pay for a newer version of a dyson
over here these days - but from my experience they're probably not worth the
outlay (we've got one - can't remember which model). Was brilliant for a few
months, but it just couldn't
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From: E House [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Historical Costume [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 16, 2005 10:25 PM
Subject: [h-cost] OT vacuums
I can't be the only one with this problem--little threads, all over my
carpet, and a vacuum that just can't handle 'em
My mother always used to swear by her old-fashioned
Fuller-brush carpet sweeper (and we kept my child's
version for an extra decade for the same reason). Now
that it's AWOL (went missing in the move), we are also
quite disappointed with most modern vacs.
I'm likely going to purchase a
At 16:41 17/10/2005, you wrote:
My mother always used to swear by her old-fashioned
Fuller-brush carpet sweeper (and we kept my child's
version for an extra decade for the same reason). Now
that it's AWOL (went missing in the move), we are also
quite disappointed with most modern vacs.
I'm
Don't know if you get Dyson vacuum cleaners in the U.S. Mine is a
heavy brute, but takes up cat hairs and cat litter and crumbs and
threads like nothing I have ever had before. And the brush thingy on
the end of the hose gets in all the corners I try to avoid.
We do have Dyson vacs but they
At 18:08 17/10/2005, you wrote:
Don't know if you get Dyson vacuum cleaners in the U.S. Mine is a
heavy brute, but takes up cat hairs and cat litter and crumbs and
threads like nothing I have ever had before. And the brush thingy on
the end of the hose gets in all the corners I try to
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From: Branwyn Maura [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My mother always used to swear by her old-fashioned
Fuller-brush carpet sweeper (and we kept my child's
version for an extra decade for the same reason).
Thanks all, for the responses--I still hope to hear more reviews if
$400 is about the equivalent of what you'd pay for a newer version of a dyson
over here these days - but from my experience they're probably not worth the
outlay (we've got one - can't remember which model). Was brilliant for a few
months, but it just couldn't cope with cat hair, cat litter
I can't be the only one with this problem--little threads, all over my carpet,
and a vacuum that just can't handle 'em. My vacuum has enough suction to pick
up a bowling ball, but the little brush thinger that's supposed to pick up lint
and so forth is pretty much useless. I have to use just
E House wrote:
Has anyone found a vacuum that works really well for the kind of
stuff
we costumers do? Something that can pick up all those threads and all
that fabric lint (and all that cat hair) that plagues us?
Have you tried an old-fashioned carpet sweeper?
My vacuum works fine for these
I have an Orek. It manages to get everything from the floor even if the belt
is broken. Which is almost all the time because I always try to fit the
((() thing on myself instead letting the dealer do it.
On 10/16/05, E House [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't be the only one with this
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