i wanna a vacum that can cope with 2 kids and 2 cats!

hugglette

our dyson is dead, rip dyson!

anyway i never thought it was overly fab anyway

i have borrowed my sisters and that is a pet russel hobbs one but that os pants too

so any suggestions, would prefer not to spend oodles tbh, i have 2 small boys and 2 cats that seem to be forever shedding!

hellokitty08

I had a Morphy Richards Pet one, its was rubbish, i now have a panasonic MC-CG475 its 2500 watts, and I love it. Deals with cat hair from two cats with no problems.

Not sure where they are selling them at the moment though because i got mine ages ago.

mirrorimage0

i love the henry hoovers, actually i now have the hettie which is the pink sister, you can pick them up out of one of the catalouges ie littlewoods etc for around £62.00 if you use the £30 off code on the voucher boards

robpw2

i wouldnt leave a vacuum in charge of two cats and two kids a baby sitter would be better

if you have a bit of money then id reccommend a dyson

artystix

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4062329/c_1/1%7Ccategory_root%7CKitchen+and+laundry%7C12108409/c_2/2%7Ccat_12108409%7CVacuum+cleaners%7C12108420/c_3/3%7Ccat_12108420%7CUpright+bagless+vacuum+cleaners%7C12108425.htm


we have 3 dogs & 2 kids (ok teens) this vacuum was cheap, & is excellent at picking up hairs!!:j

klb_3

hugglette wrote: »

our dyson is dead, rip dyson!

anyway i never thought it was overly fab anyway

i have borrowed my sisters and that is a pet russel hobbs one but that os pants too

so any suggestions, would prefer not to spend oodles tbh, i have 2 small boys and 2 cats that seem to be forever shedding!

Have you thought about getting your Dyson serviced?

All the information is here at Dyson support.

It costs £63.62 and Dyson will replace all broken parts (ie motor, brushbar, hepa filter) and parts that may be worn, all included in the price.

Can highly recommend the service, and it is a lot cheaper than buying a new machine.

hugglette

klb wrote: »

Have you thought about getting your Dyson serviced?

All the information is here at Dyson support.

It costs £63.62 and Dyson will replace all broken parts (ie motor, brushbar, hepa filter) and parts that may be worn, all included in the price.

Can highly recommend the service, and it is a lot cheaper than buying a new machine.

well a friend reckons that it is the belt that has gone so i have ordered a new belt for a fiver and will put it in myself. Tbh i never thought it was that great anyway! we will see if i have a new career as a vacum repairer soon!

Sarahjk21

I have got a Miele catand dog- not sure if they still do it but its fab it copes with 3 kids and 3 cats

justevi

I have had a few dysons and have found they are great when new but haven't been long lasting. I wouldnt buy another as I dont think they are worth the price. At the moment I have an upright vax which I got in a pack with a cylinder on a deal I saw on here a couple of years ago and its still going strong! I think it was only about £38 for the two so I have def had my moneys worth LOL I would def buy a Vax again and you often see offers on them.

hugglette

i agree with you, they just dont seem to be that great after a while. will keep an eye out for the suggested vacs

mineallmine

Another vote for the Miele Pet one :
http://www.johnlewis.com/230221054/Product.aspx
£180 but fab. Better than my old Hoover and Dyson.