vacuum cleaners

mhoc

angelatgraceland wrote:

Ive replaced parts on my Dyson Dc01 many times over the years. Far cheaper than buying new vacuums. Look on ebay for the spare parts if you can fix it yourself. It amazes me how many people get rid of perfectly good vacs when they could fix them for a tenner.

Good idea, we need a new handle for our DC04 purple and lime and husband has had a £25 quote, wonder if thye are cheaper on ebay.

Last week we had a faulty wire and i thought it was a gonner but we found a local shop that fixed it and serviced it for £25, excellent suck afterwards.

So if you are within easy travelling distance of Nantwich Cheshire I can give you the name of the shop.

Mary

arlybarly

hi all,
i have my own cleaning business and the best vac is actually the little od henry, i have tried the uproght and cylinder dyson, the miele, the bosch cylinder and various otheres but always come back to the henry which is sturdy and just keeps going and going and is also nearly half the price of some of the baglerss ones.

Bibbitybob

We've just bought a vax 1700 from amazon for £75 (around £130 elsewhere) and it's fantastic!

I wouldn't recommend the 1400 one that comes in the 3 part set from B&Q...hardly picks anything up.