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No idea how dirty my carpets were until this
I honestly thought my old vacuum was doing the job…until it died and I immediately (off of friend’s recommendation) purchased the Dyson DC07. I could not believe how much this vacuum picked up, even after I had vacuumed the day before with my old GE.

Proof is definitely in the brush. I have to cut off my long hair and the cat hair that gets wound around the brush. I have to do this about 2 times a month. This puppy really gets the gunk. I have 3 small kids, 1 cat, and about 1900 square feet they run around and this thing is amazing thus far. I’ve had it 4 months. I’d highly recommend it.

Great Vacuum
I do wish that I had bought this long ago! It is worth the money. It is easy to use! I would suggest this for anyone with animals!

Best Vaccum, Hands Down
I thought it might be handy for those considering this Dyson (or any other Dyson for that matter), to read a review from a longtime owner. I purchased this model in May 2004 after yet another in a long string of vacuums decided to die on me. The price was a little daunting, but ultimately well worth it. What I’ve learned in my four years of owning a DC07 is this:

1) Just like Mr. Dyson proclaims on his commercials, it NEVER loses suction. Ever. All you need to do is empty the canister when it’s full (push a button, carry the released canister to the nearest trashcan and pull a trigger), and clean out the little filter sponge every six months as directed in the user manual. Other than tiny bit of maintenance, this beast will suck up every unwanted item on your carpets and hardwood. I know I’ve read some users saying it doesn’t work well on non-carpeted surfaces, but my house is mostly hardwood (and some icky, ancient Formica), and I’ve yet to have a problem–and I’m one of those neurotic tri-weekly vacuuming types who can’t stand to see a fleck of lint on the floor.

2) It can take a beating. Now, I’m not saying you should chuck the thing down the stairs to see if it bounces, but if you vacuum the way I do, then furniture, walls and all sorts of other things get slammed into on a regular basis. Not to worry; this vacuum can handle it. Mine has a few scuffs here and there, but no broken parts in the four years I’ve regularly used/abused it.

3) Cat hair has no chance–that is, with the regular vacuum part. The “Animal” attachment is less than useful and I’ve given up on messing with it; the little brushes inside spin and spin, and do nothing at all. It’s the biggest drawback of this vacuum: not being able to use the extension on furniture. But honestly, I’ve come to realize lifting up the vacuum and going over the sofa not only works just as well, I’ve also gained some nice guns out of the deal.

4) Cleaning out jams in the brush (and you’ll know if you’ve got one because the machine makes a horrific racket to alert you) and in the unit itself is very easy. All areas in which something could be hiding are accessible by levers and buttons that allow you to snap off the various components to locate the clog. No screwdrivers or rocket scientists necessary.

5) The telescoping wand is a little strange, as it both is and is inside the handle mechanism. To use it at its full length you have to fully remove it from the extension tube and then flip it around and snap the other end of it in place instead of being able to just fully extend the wand right where it is. I’m completely used to it now, but new users will wonder what the heck Mr. Dyson was thinking (and constantly worry about the chance of lamp damage from swinging the thing around like a majorette in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade). This design flaw has been fixed with subsequent models, I believe.

So, that’s it. Aside from an odd color choice (purple? really?), the non-functional animal hair attachment and the weird way the wand extends, I’m in love. This machine has outlasted and outperformed every vacuum I’ve ever had. I’ll never buy anything but a Dyson ever again.

About Dyson DC07 Cyclone Animal Upright Vacuum, Purple detail

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2418 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Color: Purple
• Brand: Dyson
• Model: 00003
• Released on: 2003-01-01
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 9.88″ h x 14.63″ w x 38.88″ l, 29.00 pounds

Features

• Eight-chambered cyclonic design for powerful, consistent suction
• Bag-free dirt collection with long-lasting HEPA filtration system
• Animal turbo tool for pet hair and Dyson’s carpet care kit
• Includes 17-foot hose, crevice tool, dusting brush, and upholstery attachment
• Measures 14 by 46 by 13-1/2 inches

Dyson DC07 Cyclone Animal Upright Vacuum, Purple Description

If you have pets, you need the DYSON DC07 Upright Vacuum. “The Animal”, as this beastly device is known to friends and associates, features the unique Animal Turbo Tool for effective pet hair removal in confined spaces such as stairs and inside your car. Lifetime clog-free filters — no bags to buy ever! Protects rugs and delicate floors Automatic carpet height adjustment Edge cleaning whiskers Reversible wand High velocity airflow tools 2 year warranty

List Price: $620.00
Amazon Price: $399.00

Source From dyson.dc07.vacuum-20
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