Dyson DC07 Animal

I love this hoover, I have two dogs and a cat so I need this item. I use it nearly everyday, well everyday at the monet as one of my dogs is shedding its hair like there is no tomorrow, he'll be bold by the summer if he dosen't stop. But this machine sucks pet hair up brilliantly, I could never get another hoover after using a dyson. I am on my third Dyson now in about 8 years, not bad considering I use it nearly every day!! The first I had was just a normal Dyson, then we introduced dogs into our house after about two years so I invested in the Dyson animal to make sure I got all the dog hair off the furniture, I love having dogs but the hair can drive you ...  Read the complete review

Let's start this review off by just saying, "My Dyson vacuum cleaner is rubbish." So now you know how I feel, is there any point reading on? Well I think so as it would be unfair to make such a bold statement and not quantify it. The background to buying the Dyson is that we have a couple of cats, one a long haired Ginger Tom and one a short haired let's call him a White Tom so he doesn't feel left out in the name game. We had a navy blue living room carpet at the time, which goes really well with white cat hair and Squidgey, the cat in question casts like he's on a mission. I mean handfuls of the stuff fall off him constantly. Pet him and ...  Read the complete review

One household item that I simply cannot be without is a vacuum cleaner. I have tried various appliances throughout my ?housework? lifetime but have now settled for the Dyson DC07 Animal machine. As my two Cavalier King Charles Spaniels form part of my household and boy, oh boy, do they shed hair, then I needed something special that could take the effort out of cleaning up all those hairs! As all pet owners are aware, pet hairs are a serious problem. Yes, we love our pets with all our hearts, but something I cannot stand to see is my floor coverings ? and by that I mean tiled, wooden ...  Read the complete review

I had read quite a bit about Dyson vacuum cleaners, over the last year or two, but as my old Panasonic cleaner was still going strong, I couldn?t warrant the expense. However the old machine started to pack up, and my hubby, who probably could have fixed it, decided it was beyond economical repair, obviously because he wanted a Dyson too. James Dyson has an impressive story; his company has featured quite heavily in my recent MBA creativity course. A man with vision, he was fed up with a cleaner that lost suction all the time, and so he developed his own, with 5000 prototypes, before going to market with the first cleaner. He had problems getting financial ...  Read the complete review

Sooner or later we all have to do it. It's like one of those rites of passage things. It was only when my time came that I realised how complicated it all appeared to be. I'm talking about buying a vacuum cleaner of course. It's one of the most under-rated and yet, when it stops working, one of the most annoying household appliances. I had been trying to put it off for a while but I finally realised our old cleaner was past it about five months ago. It had long been at the stage where I would run the vacuum over the same small spot of carpet a dozen or more times in the hope that it would get that last little piece of fluff. It never did, but I ...  Read the complete review