Dancemom03
Flexican wannabe
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With two cats, a rabbit, a collie that sheds clumps not just random hairs, and three extra-long-haired female humans, we use an older style Electrolux with the beater bar that extends out past the motor body like an extra pennisula if you will.
After we added the collie, the new hoover self propelled wind tunnel we bought bogged down with clogged beater bars before we'd gotten a quarter of a room done. The Kirby didn't do any better either - beater bar speaking, though I loved the shampoo attachment.
I've always wondered about the dyson animal vacs and figured we'd try that when our old Electrolux gives out as Electrolux no longer makes them. Can you Dyson owners tell me on your most challenging area, how often do you have to stop to clean - not the bag - but the beater bar? It's not the money - it's the frustration of having to stop, unplug, and crawl around the floor, scissors in hand, to cut hairs wrapped around the bar in the middle of vacuuming that bugs me...
After we added the collie, the new hoover self propelled wind tunnel we bought bogged down with clogged beater bars before we'd gotten a quarter of a room done. The Kirby didn't do any better either - beater bar speaking, though I loved the shampoo attachment.
I've always wondered about the dyson animal vacs and figured we'd try that when our old Electrolux gives out as Electrolux no longer makes them. Can you Dyson owners tell me on your most challenging area, how often do you have to stop to clean - not the bag - but the beater bar? It's not the money - it's the frustration of having to stop, unplug, and crawl around the floor, scissors in hand, to cut hairs wrapped around the bar in the middle of vacuuming that bugs me...
