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I have a Dyson DC15 (https://www.dyson.com/support/vacuum-cleaners/uprights/dc15 https://www.dyson.com/support/vacuum-cleaners/uprights/dc15) purchased in 2006.
by llsf 1y ago
I have a Dyson DC15 (https://www.dyson.com/support/vacuum-cleaners/uprights/dc15 https://www.dyson.com/support/vacuum-cleaners/uprights/dc15) purchased in 2006. Using it once a week (with few exceptions here and there) for nearly 20 years now, and working perfectly fine.
Yes, it is heavy, and corded, but it is a beast, and still amazed at how much dust it gets every week.
I have to admit that I am not impressed at all by the latest Dyson cordless versions, including the new Dyson PencilVac (https://www.dyson.com/discover/innovation/new-machines/pencilvac-launch https://www.dyson.com/discover/innovation/new-machines/penci...).
- brulard 1y agoI have a V12 and had V6 cordless before and I am quite impressed by these including the Pencil one. It made vacuuming at our home quite simple even for kids. Where do you see they are lacking?
- llsf 1y agoOkay maybe I am an outlier, but when I vacuum my place (1400 sqft), it takes about 1hr. I fill half of the container with dust. I am kinda thorough, maybe borderline OCD :) And so I need a vacuum that is not going to lose power, so I am happy to stay corded, with full sucking power all the way. I can see the Pencil useful for a quick limited vacuuming.