Vacuum Cleaner

16011996

Mine has given up the ghost after 12 years. Is it worth paying more for a dyson, or are the cheaper ones better/as good? Can anyone recommend me a good one? I'd rather it wasn't to havy as we have a lot of stairs, but is good at sucking up if you know what i mean.

Any help appreciated.

Thanks

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Fenella

I've recently replaced my old Hoover with a Panasonic - same shape and workings as the Dyson but a lot cheaper. It is very light in weight and easy to empty. It was about £79.99 from Tesco online.

Spendless

I had a Dyson DC01 which I loved. It lasted 7 years before dying on me. I loved it so much I only wanted another Dyson. I bought a DC07 and it lasted around 2 years before the motor went!! I wasn't prepared to fork out so much again so we have a Sanyo (same sort of style). It doesn't pick up quite as well as the Dyson did but only cost around £100 so I won't be as cross if that goes after only 2 years.

Pink.

Have a look at this thread:

What's better than a Dyson?

Zaphod_Beblebrocks

Had a dyson,kept snapping drive belts at £3 a go Cust serv at Dyson not interested so bought a panasonic ... no broken belts in a year and in my opinion works better!

Sheel

I'd recommend a Henry



or a Miele

Rikki

Meile for me every time. Had mine 12 years still going strong.

Tried a Dyson and didn't like it. I know just use it for the car etc