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Disappointing Dyson Service & Replacement Vacuum recommendations
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The Dyson we had (DC04) was an appallingly-made piece of junk; the motor overheated and cut out, bits of the cheap plastic fell off, and it snapped genuine Dyson drive belts like there was no tomorrow. The cheap Chinese knock-offs from eBay lasted longer!
It was binned and replaced with a Henry, which has been doing its job without drama for about 8 years now. Dyson's stuff is a triumph of style over substance, never again.0 -
We replaced our Dyson with a Vax mains upright,just as good but a lot less money.0
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I've known several people buy Dyson over the years and it seems they've all dumped them for something else. They seem to be both overpriced and unreliable.0
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I have to say I am really very confused why no one has recommended Hoover. (or OOVER if you live in the north, H Dropping.)
I got free flights to Sierra Nevada and Costa del Sol for spending £100 on a Hoover Turbomaster and a Hoover Purepower.
My carpets are very clean indeed and the 2 cleaners have lasted since 1992. They have the royal warrant on the front and the headlamp still works.
Why are you buying rubbish? You will pay 2 times for buying rubbish.
Only buy Hoover cleaners. That is my advice to you. Your carpets will look great.0 -
Dyson currently have £100 off the V11 (their latest model) for Black Friday. They've had an offer for a free black wand for a while now. The gold version came with an additional tool (stubborn dirt tool) but I think they've put this with the blue version now.
I've been thinking about it for a few weeks and have today purchased it.
Should be here tomorrow.
My last Dyson (a DC44), has lasted about 4 years. Purchased it in September 2015 but it's started going a bit wrong now. The brush bar is pretty much had it, suckability isn't fantastic (it never was amazing to be honest) and when I pull it back, most of the time, the brush bar stops spinning.
I kept the box so should be able to flog the DC44 for £100ish I reckon, so not a totally bad deal.
Watched an online review and apparently the V11 is about a 3rd stronger than the v10, which was pretty strong for suckability anyway.
Dyson offer a 30-day free return service so if it's not that good, I'll be sending it back.
It has a lot to live up to as I was nearly swayed by Sharks tangle free method of getting hair off the brush bar. I don't think the Dyson has anything like that.
I'll report back whether the V11 is worth it.0 -
I am sorry but think you are taking liberties expecting to get £100 for an old dyson in that condition.0
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I agree you will be lucky to get £500
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The best customers for second hand dysons I find are small electrical shops and tinkerers who give them a bit of an overhaul and resell. They are the lower end of the marker and won't be paying £100, box or not.
The market for a £100 4 year old Dyson will be vanishingly small.0 -
I think you'll get £30 tops!anotheruser wrote: »
I kept the box so should be able to flog the DC44 for £100ish I reckon0 -
I agree you will be lucky to get £50Moneyineptitude wrote: »I think you'll get £30 tops!
Well, I most have been lucky.deannatrois wrote: »I am sorry but think you are taking liberties expecting to get £100 for an old dyson in that condition.
While I have no proof, it sold on Facebook this morning, £100.
Turned down an offer of £75 and £85.
Was up a week or so before Christmas Day.
Goes to show, if its fully boxed with all attachments and it's been looked after AND you're willing to wait, people will pay.
Considering I saw the same one, no box, only two attachments for £75, mine seemed very reasonable.0
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