Friday, March 14, 2008
Don't Cry for my
For Dyson praise and details go to Gillselevenses - my only gripe is with the pipe - difficult to extract and when you do it is like a very strong spring with it's own ideas about where to go.
The middle one is MK and W's favorite (they hate it) - I found, practically new, it in a dumpster (skip) and it is excellent for, non-liquid kitchen accidents.
Then the back pack vac - wonderful - the first one I had was home made - I removed the wheels from a canister vac and fixed it to an old rucksack. Problem is it got very hot on my back. This baby is the real McCoy - there is an air gap between it and me. It is also relatively lightweight, powerful and has a very long cord. Dyson does not do corners and this one is great for hard floors and corners.
An appropriate poem in over on awheywithwords.
Ben
: 2:09 PM They are very easy to strip down if you have a mis-function.
Ask G.
Only take this route if you can afford a new vacuum or G is indisposed.
I have a fancy for a small handheld Dyson.
Is this a good idea, or would it be a waste of a birthday present.
Aren't skips for crap?
Didn't the tp brush come with my dyson or 4?
3 was stolen, 2 was dismantled, 1 blew up, I think.
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