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Vacuum Cleaner help
jh2004
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Can anyone recommend any decent deals around at the moment for vacuum cleaners?
Up right / cyclone / bagless etc - im not fussy.
between £50 - £80.
i know this maybe a bit out of the blue, but i have no idea except for the fact that Dyson could be a bit out of my range!!
cheers
JH
Up right / cyclone / bagless etc - im not fussy.
between £50 - £80.
i know this maybe a bit out of the blue, but i have no idea except for the fact that Dyson could be a bit out of my range!!
cheers
JH
Learn from the mistakes of others - you won't live long enough to make them all yourself.
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just got an electrolux bagless from this outfit on ebay for £43 inc p+p, no probs http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Graded-Electricals-Direct
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Which / Consumer Association has just researched several models of vacuum cleaner. They had no best buys for uprights, but several for cylinders. If you don't mind if it's a cylinder-type, let me know and I'll let you know what their best buys were and approximate cost.There's no woman sicker than the woman who is sick on her day off !0
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I bought a Dirt Devil Vaccum Cleaner earlier this year for about £70.00 as I couldn't afford a Dyson. BIG MISTAKE!! :mad: The Dirt Devil is pants, takes ages to get my carpet clean, overheats and has to cool down before I can use it again :mad: Seriously thinking about getting rid and buying a Dyson. I only have stairs, landing and 2 small bedrooms to hoover as all other rooms have laminate or tiled floors, but the Dirt Devil still annoys me. Don't buy one!
Busy working Mum of 3 :wave:
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Bought 2 Electrolux bagless cleaners for about £80-£85 each (rrp something like £129) from gradedelectricals on Ebay. Brilliant service and cleaners were brand new. Very pleased with them. 2nd. one was for someone else when they saw mine!!! Recommended.0
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Not saying it's the best but during waiting on the delivery of our Miele S571 -£109 (brill) I purchased the Tesco Value made in China vac which has proved to be great as a light upstairs vac. Oh yes, the price? About £18 - half of which I paid for in vouchers!if i had known then what i know now0
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just been on argos website,
bush upright vac - half price, but none in stock anywhere,
oh well the search goes on,
and my flat gets worse and worse!!!
jh
Learn from the mistakes of others - you won't live long enough to make them all yourself.0 -
I havent used this one but it came up on our search for a cyclonic bagless upright - Proaction from argos and they have this one too both fit your budget, but we went for the trusty dyson.
I think proaction is maybe argos own make
but we did buy a proaction sleeping bag from them and it is of really good quality and the price was right at the time. The more i save the more i can spend:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:0 -
I picked up a leaflet in Aldi last week that had a bagless cylinder hoover for £35 available from this Thursday 13th October. I am thinking of getting one as my Dyson is about 7 years old and has just about had it! You can check out the Aldi one on the website under Special Buys - sorry I don't know how to do a link!
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This is the current model HEPA bagless electrolux on graded electricals £35 ebay Buy it now., i just saw saw the same one in ASDA for £69.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Electrolux-Z5311-HEPA-1800w-Bagless-Cylinder-Cleaner_W0QQitemZ4410015347QQcategoryZ20615QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem0 -
Beware Dyson......made of crappy plastic that falls apart just after the warranty ends.illegitimi non carborundum0
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