~*~ Dyson DC19T2 ~*~ I'm a bit of a bargain hunter, and hate spending more than is necessary on boring products such as irons, washing machines and, yes, vacuum cleaners. I'd much rather spend the money on a nice pair of Choo's (I wish!) or, to be more honest, a dress from Topshop. So, when my partner suggested investing in a Dyson when our poor little hoover packed up, I was not very enthusiastic, to say the least. I've had a Dyson before, an upright version and yes, it was a good vacuum cleaner, but I can't remember it being so amazing that it was worth the amount of money spent on it. However, my other half persisted and we ended up spending ...  Read the complete review

After 10 years of great service from my Henry Hoover (I know, shameful) I decided it was time I updated to a modern hoover. After much deliberating over many makes and models I settled on this little Animal. The Dyson DC19T2 appealed to me mainly because of its look. I am very set in my ways, and I didn't want a hoover that was radically different from the way my old one looked or moved. This seemed to fit the bill perfectly. It looks very tidy, with a telescopic tube, allowing it to be neatly attached to the main part. It has cyclone technology, which apparently means the hoover will never loose suction. After multiple uses now, I have to say I am delighted ...  Read the complete review

We recently purchased this hoover, after our last hoover (a Dyson we had for almost 10 years) finally packed up. Considering the length of time we had our previous dyson, and the excellent cleaning power it had there was no other choice when it came to the brand of hoover we would buy again. We decided to keep with a cylinder hoover, as my Mum has the strong belief that there is a bigger suction vent, therefore it picks up more dirt and makes for a more effective clean of your carpets. After using an upright hoover at uni, I would have to agree however they are not as easy to store away as uprights. I noticed the design of the DC19T2 had varied alot ...  Read the complete review

The Dyson DC19T2 ANIMAL After having a previous Animal Dyson, but the old standard version I had to get this one, as my other had lasted a good 6 years and was time for a replacement. The large wheels obviously is a very good idea and is easy to push around. For me it reaches further in to all the corners than the old Animal Dyson, easy to use and feel It was definitely worth the cash that I paid. I have 2 Dogs, 1 cat plus 2 free roaming Ferret's so obviously I have hair everywhere you can see, and I have to hoover ever day to keep on top of the mess, This Dyson cleans up the hair a treat, it has very good suction and I don't have to go over the same ...  Read the complete review

---A slightly irrelevant but metaphorically relevant introduction--- The slightly psycho psychotherapist I'm seeing tends to see every event in my life as being a metaphor for something with deeper meaning. The trip on the 'looney-bin bus' is symbolic of the journey in my life (no, really it's just a bus), removing a spider from my house shows that I'm removing the spiders from my life, and well...it goes on. I've come to save up my metaphors and serve them up to her on a metaphorical plate. So much so that she feels that I am 'mocking' her. Mock I might, but she is actually scarily good at what she does, and I'm coming to see that these things do sometimes mean ...  Read the complete review