vacuum advice please

ELIZA_D

My vac has finally given up the ghost........what do you guys think are the best?
i like the look of the new dyson ball thing....any one got it? are dysons as good as "they" say ??

HOLY COW!!!!!!!!!
just checked out the price of dysons on comet web site £250 knicker!!!!!!! Way out of my price range!!!
So what is the best one for under £80 ??

littleowl

I prefer Henry to a Dyson and they are priced at just under £100

adandem

Henry fan here too;)

amcluesent

Wouldn't touch Dyson, advertising hype about bagless (there is a 'dust filter') and he made ££ by sacking UK workers and moving production offshore.

hedgewytch13

I just bought a bagless hoover, cyclonic with a HEPA filter for £25 from Woolworths. It's light, easy to move around and seems to work very well. It's from their Worthit range

ukwoody

I use dyson at home and have had 3 now over the last 12 years. excellent machines, however for work I swear by my Henry, and would willingly recommend them for use in a house - unless you need a "beat and sweep" type upright thing.

Woody

MOCHA

I'd buy a Miele (and they're still made in Germany!) before going anywhere near a Dyson. IMO they're grossly overrated and overpriced.

brum_rich

sebo all the way

poodlehorse

I have heard bad things about Dyson, I long for a Sebo but I ended up going for one of those Bissell Lift Off ones and I am well chuffed with it. Got it in the Empire sale at Xmas though so can't remember what the proper price was, think I got mine for about £80. I prefer an upright but it is handy to have the option to turn it into a cylinder for the stairs. It definitely grooms the carpet though.

MrsE_2

I wouldn't buy any other except a Dyson & when the extended warranty I bought runs out on mine, I'm getting the new BALL one.

greyteam1959

Ring Dyson for a brochure and they will send you a £50 voucher for use on a telephone order only.
Had a Dyson for 12 years and just replaced it with a new one.
Anybody want a used Dyson DC02 ????????????