What should we be looking out for, when buying one?
I used to have the black and decker wet and dry one but it sucked so bad…
I really want another wet and dry but a diff brand or maybe better model… But i dont know if they are any good…
So guppies… Have any recommedations? Im in europe so no eureka, dirt decil or dysons plz.
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they all pretty much suck at sucking... at least in my experience. The suction power on these things is really bad...
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I cant be pulling out the entire friggin vaccuum everytime the toddler eats... Sigh... Was looking for a quick and handy solution...
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Why not dyson??? It is available in europe too.. and is probably the best one around. Sure it does not have the wet spillage function, but for a quick clean it is great. Also great for cleaning the car. It is more expensive than the rest but you really do pay for what you get. The other cheaper ones just don't work well and don't last that long so really it is false economy in my opinion.
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They only have the proper vacxuums by dyson , where i live.... Hand held arent available here.
Otherwise dysons are the way to go!
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yh dyson one…it promises that suck-tion thing wont die but you gotta only use it for certain amount of time!
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philips rocks!!!
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We have the Dirt Devil ‘Kone’ designed by Karim Rashid. Not only that it looks good sitting at one corner of your room, power and suction capabilities are awesome, its easy to clean and extremely durable. We have it from last 4 years and it still works like a new one.
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Have you tried internet shopping? My cousin is in switzerland and buys a lot from the internet. A price comparison site can even tell you where you can buy handheld Dyson the cheapest. I got mine from the website Amazon. A fully charged vaccum gives you around 7 minutes, which is more than enough to pick up kids' mess.
