Vacuum cleaners
29 replies
ocsid replied on 27/04/2018 18:04
Posted on 27/04/2018 17:51 by cyberyachtHas the dust ever reached the levels where the locker doors jammed? No, I thought not. Just give it a good clean when you get home.
Cornersteady replied on 27/04/2018 18:31
Boff replied on 27/04/2018 19:17
Posted on 27/04/2018 16:58 by ocsidI struggle with Dyson's advertising, particularly with their handheld rechargeable machines.
There are so many base machines and on top of that they bring in accessory bundles.
We have the V6, the V7, V8 and the V10, then there is the DC58 which is not based on an “8” at all but I read the V6 “Trigger” repackaged. I don't doubt I have left out a V9 and probably a half dozen more.
Then there is the accessory bundling, or I think it is that feature that delineates the “Animal” from the Trigger”, the “Absolute” and the “Total”. It is mind glazing.
So recommendations to buy a Dyson I feel need a great deal more specifics, any clarity please to what as a camping support machine we need?I want to avoid the, "I should really have brought" sort of realisation.
Posted on 27/04/2018 19:17
I think that Dyson do go in for a lot bundling and packaging calling what is basically the same unit different names. I think the one I bought is a Dyson V6 with extra bits brand as a car and boat extra. It cost arround £150.00 earlier this year. The basic V6 is quite often on sale at Aldi for less than £100 pounds. It depends what you want. Ours would be improved by the addition of a wand, but I don’t want to pay stupid money for a length of rigid pipe.
brue replied on 27/04/2018 19:38
Posted on 27/04/2018 19:38
We used to take a plug in Dirt Devil vacuum cleaner, small enough to fit in a cupboard, they do a range of cleaners including cordless, it was a good cleaner. I'm now back with a brush and dustpan plus a mini carpet sweeper, they're lightweight and take up less space.
Daisy2 replied on 28/04/2018 10:59
Posted on 28/04/2018 10:59
We camp with a cat so constantly getting bits of cat litter across the floor. I bought a Bissell carpet sweeper for £15. Best £15 I've spent on the van. Handle comes in sections so folds down into a box for travel, stands up in the washroom while away. Does a grand job of sweeping up cat hairs, cat litter etc and silent to use so not constantly disturbing our neighbours (we use it throughout the day/evening). Not as good a job as a vacuum but perfect while away and then a good clean with a vacuum once back home.
PrestonDave replied on 01/05/2018 20:50
Apperley replied on 01/05/2018 23:22
Outdoor Lady replied on 02/05/2018 11:10
Posted on 02/05/2018 11:10
We have two dogs that come away with us so a good vacuum cleaner is essential I asked the same question as you about a year ago and the Vax was recommended by lots of people, I couldn't bring myself to pay the full price as we have two vacuum cleaners at home but neither suitable for the Motorhome so we got a reconditioned one for roughly £130 it is great.
mike132 replied on 02/05/2018 11:20
dmiller555 replied on 02/05/2018 15:38
Posted on 02/05/2018 15:38
We brought a Dyson for quick clean-ups at home about 3 years ago and found it to be so good that the mains unit does't come out of it's box any more.
I have since brought a second Dyson for our caravan so we don't have to carry it back and forth between home and van.
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