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KjellNN replied on 05/01/2017 16:58
Posted on 05/01/2017 16:58
With the help of DD, who came for lunch, I have booked the "MegaBus", which will take me to within walking distance of the Norwegian embassy in London.
I have splashed out on a bunk bed for the overnight journey, cost £20, and an ordinary seat for the return journey, £8.50.
Then we had some tesco clubcard vouchers that we exchanged for double value, so only £8.50 to pay, so a reasonable result.
Travelling end of January, just hope the weather is not bad!
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KjellNN replied on 05/01/2017 17:08
Posted on 05/01/2017 15:51 by brueWe bought a Miele last year ValDa, it's been excellent (Compact C2 cat/dog version.) Lovely and quiet and easy to use....if only someone else would do the housework it would be even better...
Posted on 05/01/2017 17:08
The Miele machines are excellent. We bought a cylinder type when we first moved here almost 29 years back, it is still going strong.
Then about 7 years back we bought a newer one, the "Cat & Dog" model with the powered rotating brush head, which is great for the stair carpet, and other carpets, and can reach under furniture easily.
We keep the newer one downstairs where we have wooden flooring in the hall, and the old one stays upstairs now so OH does not have to carry them up and down the stairs as they are quite heavy.
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KeefySher replied on 05/01/2017 19:51
Posted on 05/01/2017 19:51
Another Miele fan here. We too have the Cat & Dog one with the turbo brush. Can just get to the top of the 13 stairs with the hose.
Often the bags are on offer, easier to just bin the bag once full tbh.
We had 2 Dysons, absolute heaps of junk. But then thats what you get through plagiarism
The best vacuum ever had was a cheap Panasonic up to the edge thing 25 years ago, still in use by family member we gave it too when persuaded to get the 1st Dyson.
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IanH replied on 05/01/2017 20:05
Posted on 05/01/2017 20:05
We got a Dyson V6 cordless in the Black Friday sale at Currys.
We were a bit unsure about the 20 minute battery life between charges, but unless you are the sort that likes to spend all morning vac'ing the entire house (we aren't) then it's fine.
We have it on the kitchen wall and just do a room now and then.
Agree that the collection container fills up quickly, but we put that down to the great suction and the amount of muck it drags out (any stronger and it could pull the carpet pile out, I reckon!)
We are well pleased with it.
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JVB66 replied on 05/01/2017 20:07
IanH replied on 05/01/2017 20:08
huskydog replied on 05/01/2017 20:12
JVB66 replied on 05/01/2017 20:12
Posted on 05/01/2017 20:05 by IanHWe got a Dyson V6 cordless in the Black Friday sale at Currys.
We were a bit unsure about the 20 minute battery life between charges, but unless you are the sort that likes to spend all morning vac'ing the entire house (we aren't) then it's fine.
We have it on the kitchen wall and just do a room now and then.
Agree that the collection container fills up quickly, but we put that down to the great suction and the amount of muck it drags out (any stronger and it could pull the carpet pile out, I reckon!)
We are well pleased with it.
IanH replied on 05/01/2017 20:20
Posted on 05/01/2017 20:12 by huskydogThis is all exciting, talking vacuum cleaners , I've just ordered a Vax cordless , I'll give an update later
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