please rec vac for my animal hair

sablade

I wanna good upright vacuum for my house with 2 dogs & cats please rec

I hear sebos£185 r good also dyson dc14 animal £243 and miele cat&dog £169 (http://www.vacuumcleanersdirect.com/epages/vcd.filereader?417962ee001d7718273f0a020f0105a8+EN/products/DYSDC14ANIM)

trafalgar_2

Under £220 delivered the animal ,I've got 2 hairy cats and it's great for me

http://www2.easibuy.com/?action=showdetail&prod_id=999123

Fionnuala_2

I bought a lovely expensive bagless cylinder vacuum cleaner to sweep up after my three kitty furballs - and managed to wreck it within 10 days. The filter in it could not cope with the cat hairs as they get stuck and clog it up and the cleaner cuts out. I tried using it without the filter and had myself one of those nice dust baths right in my front room (ha ha...wasn't laughing at the time but I did look damn silly!!)

I looked at the useless instruction manual and found in the tiny tiny small print that it is necessary to remove hair from areas to be cleaned as the cleaner is not designed to pick up this type of debris. DOH!!!!!!!!

Moral of the tale...don't buy bagless, they are USELESS!

sablade

FTS dont worry you are allowed to say the make

CliveB_3

I have a Dyson animal, and it seems to have no problems with the fur from my two little feline critters.

HTH

Clive

redsared

My dyson animal (the upright dc08 animal or something like that - its silver and purple anyway ) has coped a treat with my moulting mastiff cross (V hairy!!!!)

Is SO easy to use and no probs at all. I prefer an upright type cleaner, but I hear the other littler one is fantastic too.

sablade

thanks trafalgar but I want the dc14

MarkyMarkD

I bought a lovely expensive bagless cylinder vacuum cleaner to sweep up after my three kitty furballs - and managed to wreck it within 10 days.  The filter in it could not cope with the cat hairs as they get stuck and clog it up and the cleaner cuts out.  I tried using it without the filter and had myself one of those nice dust baths right in my front room (ha ha...wasn't laughing at the time but I did look damn silly!!)

I looked at the useless instruction manual and found in the tiny tiny small print that it is necessary to remove hair from areas to be cleaned as the cleaner is not designed to pick up this type of debris.  DOH!!!!!!!!

Moral of the tale...don't buy bagless, they are USELESS!

Our Dyson copes fine with my wife's VERY long hair - she moults everywhere! I don't agree at all that bagless are useless.

When we bought it, I vacuumed the living room (long shag) carpet in the house we were renting, which had been hoovered with the existing hoover recently and the Dyson was full before half the room was done! Far more effective than a bagged cleaner.

trafalgar_2

thanks trafalgar but I want the dc14

OOps sorry I was having a moment ;D ;D

sablade

thats ok Its better to help even when its an oops

loates123

is this hoover worth buying at this price