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Dyson - DC33 Bagless Upright Vacuum

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100klicksaway • 4 months ago

I do want to say that I had have had the exact opposite experience with dyson, I have had my Dyson vacuum cleaner the dc-33 since 2014, I have never had a service other than doing some regular maintenance on it myself, haven't had to replace any parts, and it's finally crapping out after extensive use over the past decade +. I contacted customer service about it and they were super helpful, professional, and pleasant. Sorry your experience with them sucked though! I do need a new vacuum cleaner now though 😕

r/VacuumCleaners • DO NOT BUY A DYSON (I wish someone had told me this) ->
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Broadmindedman60 • about 2 months ago

Dyson plug in upright , i hate these Henry type things you have to drag around and are to use and dont suck up stuff easily

r/AskUK • Which hoover would you choose and why? ->
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Daintonl • 7 months ago

They've sent me two broken ones, and without repairing them they've just sent two more units. They always have issues, but i need a stick vac for cleanups (like kitty litter) so i just bough some cheap ass black and decker that i can buy batteries for. the only good Dysons' were from the dc33 down and even those had problems

r/VacuumCleaners • Whatever you do - never buy a Dyson ->
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dinkygoat • 7 months ago

This is a decent move. Had an old Dyson upright (DC33) and after ~8 years it never missed a beat. Needed to get rid of it for reasons (nothing wrong with it) and I couldn't give it away. Nobody wants old upright style (or big ball...) vacuums anymore. It's all about stick vacs and robot. So yeah - if you can find one second hand for pretty much free, why not.

r/newzealand • The best vacuum cleaner under $100 ->
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Dracanherz • about 2 months ago

Mine died in 1 week, used it maybe 3 times. I called CS and they told me the main drive unit is considered a consumable product and isn’t eligible for warranty. They offered a replacement drive unit for $90 plus shipping. I returned it the next day. Had a Dyson for 4 years, standup has worked perfectly. The handheld battery died after maybe 3 years and they sent me a new one for free, no shipping. Sharks are complete garbage and their service is as well

r/VacuumCleaners • Why hate Shark? What's a good brand? ->
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HJSlibrarylady • 3 months ago

Buy a Ryobi with an extra battery. Mine works better than my $600+ Samsung cordless. I have a 6000+ sq ft house and it does half on one battery. With both batteries I can finish and vacuum several sofas. I still use a plug in Dyson for deep cleaning but the a daily vacuum, it rocks.

r/CleaningTips • Vacuuming my house every day has changed my life ! 💝 ->
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Independent-Fall-893 • 3 months ago

I have 3 Dysons, 1 corded upright & 2 cordless stick vacs. All operating fine with no issues as of yet. My 1st cordless from around 2006 is stir used weekly. Only I have had to replace the battery & brush accessory. But overall Ive been pleased.

r/VacuumCleaners • Never ever buy a Dyson vac. ->
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Kooky-Law-2834 • 5 months ago

Numatic Henry! Wat een topding! We hebben ook zo’n trendy Dyson stofzuiger, maar dat is gewoon best irritant

r/Nederland • Welke stofzuiger raden jullie aan? ->
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Moonieinamood • 5 months ago

I hate my cordless vacuum. I always had a mains power Dyson. I could pick up a brick with it! I loved it. Carpets looked and felt clean. Now I live somewhere where I have to use cordless to keep my power draw low. I have a good make, I bought it new but it’s useless. It won’t clean the cabin on a single charge. It lasts about 5 minutes on full power, 20 minutes on medium and on low power Id be better off laying on the floor and sucking through a straw. It seems to spit as much debris out the back of it as it picks up even though the filter is clean which means I have to wait hours to repeat the process to have the place look clean. I have dogs and they walk it lots of grit. It won’t even contemplate sucking up grit. It just shoots right out the back. So frustrating.

r/VacuumCleaners • Are cordless vacuums really useless at picking up dust and dog hair? ->
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OminousHippo • 7 months ago

I also have Dyson vacuums (upright plug-in and cordless) and both have served me well, but I have had to replace the battery on my cordless (under warranty) as well as replace the trigger button (time-consuming but only $20).

r/CatAdvice • Can someone recommend me some a good vacuum to buy that can actually handle my 3 cats hair?! ->

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