A Dyson DC40 for £197.99. It's £299 on the Dyson website and you get both the John Lewis and Dyson 5 year guarantee.
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ftbf444
14 Dec 15#1
Good thanks
ristac
14 Dec 15#2
Heat added nice find but why does Dyson insist on the rollerball, much prefer the old style
torontoss to ristac
14 Dec 15#3
You mean with wheels? I don't mind the roller ball. I find it's easy to move around but I wouldn't say it's THAT much easier. Think the weight determines that more.
dannyjones106 to ristac
14 Dec 15#4
You can still push this backwards and forward same way you could with a wheeled model.
christech81 to ristac
19 Dec 15#10
I think it's because a lot of the electronics are contained in the ball.
justicesj
14 Dec 15#5
Roller ball is much easier to use once you learn how to. Use your wrist to turn and tilt rather than conventional method.
wsian86
14 Dec 151#6
I have this hoover and I wish I never spent £300 on it... it's not even worth he £196. Heavy, bulky, difficult to empty... overcomplicated piece of junk.
Traldera to wsian86
15 Dec 15#9
I also have this hoover....completely disagree with the above.
sam_proctor95
14 Dec 15#7
These are terrible on carpet, a relative has this model and then borrowed our Shark and it easily picked up 5x more and was much lighter on the thick carpet. If you're insisting on going Dyson go DC41/55, this model is incredibly poor in comparison, or if you want lightweight easy to use and reliable get a Shark.
Daves_mate
14 Dec 15#8
What's good for a mix of wooden floors and carpets?
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