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    #11
    wash the filters regularly explain to the little woman how to unblock the hose and you will be very happy with it. 9 years and counting.

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      #12
      Some of the plastic bits break after a few years but you cant buy the parts.

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        #13
        Buy a Henry , reliable sturdy cheap and go on for ever , you can even have a hetty if you want a female vac , or a george if you want a wet / dry one.

        British made as well unlike Dyson which is mostly manufactured in China and last about a year if your lucky
        Warning unicorn meat may give you hallucinations

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          #14
          Originally posted by Pondlife View Post

          The house didn't need hoovering before she moved in.
          Dysoning surely?

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            #15
            Get wooden floors and a brush.

            HTH

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              #16
              Gone through 2 - bits break and fixing it was too expensive. They are very loud.

              Plus the cleaner refused to use the second one. I thought she was just moaning, but then tried to use it - the b****y hose kinks every time you move, which stops any suction, so you have to then unkink (?) it.

              Now have a Miele. Has a bag but works.

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                #17
                Originally posted by vetran View Post
                wash the filters regularly
                +1. Also as required the cyclone chambers (found a "how to" guide on line) as this makes a big difference. I had a local shop who replace bits that broke. 6 years good service.

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                  #18
                  Clearly with Dysons being suceptible (sp?) to so much wear and tear, Mrs PL is not using ours anywhere near enough.

                  How do I bring this subject up without having to be put on pot noodle rations for the coming weeks?

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                    #19
                    Scientists have found that 97% of married women suffer from "Dysons Disease"

                    They make a f**kin horrid whining sound but just don't suck any more!!!

                    "If you can read this, thank a teacher....and since it's in English, thank a soldier"

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by Pondlife View Post
                      Clearly with Dysons being suceptible (sp?) to so much wear and tear, Mrs PL is not using ours anywhere near enough.

                      How do I bring this subject up without having to be put on pot noodle rations for the coming weeks?
                      Get her a maids outfit and insist she uses "props".

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