24yrs later, our 1st gen Dyson finally died. Well worth what I thought was a fortune back then. I will be replacing it with another Dyson. Thank you for this comparison video. 👍
The best way to get one of these Dysons is to pick one up off the curb in an affluent neighborhood. All Dysons require regular cleaning and maintenance. Disassembly and blowing out all the fine dust at least once every few months contributes greatly to keeping their amazing suction power at its peak . Most people who buy them do not clean them out even once. They change the filter (yeah FILTER, half the time they don't remember there's on in the ball too) and in three years the vacuum is getting to hot and the suction is poor and they dump it and buy a new one. Both my Dyson handheld and floor model came from the dump and goodwill respectively. A total tear down and clean out and replacing the filters netted me two vacuums that work as good as new for about $50 combined.
Affluent neighbor here that threw mine out after acquiring it secondhand. I knew about all the filters. The smell of wet dog would not leave the unit so every time I used it, the stank would fill the room. I gave the vacuum to a dog owner…
@@tgo007 yeah real confused how this guy can shill for these mega marketing made in china vacuums so hard. These vacuums are fine the first month or two, then they fall apart, start smelling, clog. My Bissel SpotClean Pro fell apart it’s 2nd use. My Dyson vacuum made it about a month before I had to tear it down to try to get the stink out. Cleaned everything out, used enzymic fluid to rinse, set outside to dry for 2-3 days while torn down, put it together and it still smelled like wet dog and arse. And then it clogged the next clean! Lmao I don’t know if this guy tests these things hard enough and long enough, so while, yeah, most vacuums will be fine out of the box, but how will do they be in 3-6 months.
I think something else to add about the hose- their design is great being routed out of the bottom of the unit! I don’t have a unit myself, but used my friends animal 2, and it’s so nice to be able to use the attachments without tipping! Almost all new vacuums have the hose midway up on the back, and using the attachments becomes a two hand job
Professional housecleaner here. Own all 3. I agree. Yellow multi floor won. It is lighter then fuchsia. Cheaper then purple animal. I don’t recommend to pay more for animal version. Yellow or fuchsia will clean your carpet from pet hair just as good as animal. The only attachment you really need is multi brush (crevice/brush). It is gold. Better then any other brand brush. It will let you do dusting everywhere without buying swiffer dusters. I love it with passion. Dysons hose/attachment system is 10000 times better then Shark.
Love my Animal 2 though my biggest pet peeve is that Dyson didn't put much thought into cleaning of the vacuum. After a couple months of use I happened to be taking the cyclone portion of the canister off and placed it on the floor... a bunch of massive clumps of dust dropped out. I took it outside and started banging on it with a rubber mallet and my goodness the amount of dust clumps was pathetic. And there is no way to really take the cyclone portion apart without special tools (which I eventually bought) and being super careful not to snap/break anything once the screws are out and parts need prying apart. They should have made it MUCH MUCH easier to be disassembled for cleaning purposes. The cyclone portion with the static charge that builds up with usage... coats the internals and begins thickening the dust clumps really fast. If they made that cyclone piece easier to take apart to clean properly without banging with an object or against a wall and then using an electric dust blower to do the best cleaning job... the vacuum would be 10 out 10 in my book. Currently I give it a 7 just because they failed with the cleaning aspect.
Great video, thanks! We've had a Dyson DC-17 Animal for 15 years and it still works great. We're handing it down to our daughter so the wife is getting a new one. This video was exactly what I needed to decide between the Animal and Origin.
It's quite interesting how the US Dyson product line varies from the ones sold in the UK. Here in the UK, all uprights have a completely upgraded floorhead design, very similar to the one present on the latest cordless stick vacuums (internal brush-bar motor + adjustable air vents) , as well as reduced power consumption and noise levels in order to adhere to EU regulations. They are much better products in my opionion.
I wouldn't say they're much better. Hose suction is very poor. Stair tool hardly picks up any pet hair and tangle free turbine noticebly spins slower as you stretch the hose. Tool holder has been redesigned for worse.
I use the animal 2 for my cleaning business and I have the multi floor 2 for my home. I love both of them and the suction really rivals any of the other vacuums on the market. The turbine tool that comes with the animal 2 is amazing for pet hair on furniture. I also like the extra long hose for stairs and pull the wand out frequently to vacuum up debris from corners or ceiling cobwebs.
I bought my Mom the original DC07 Yellow upright ruffly 20 years ago through my discount at Linens N Things. To this day it still runs, only needing a brush replacement once. Pretty impressive. I am not currently researching which new Dyson to get her, as even though her's is still running, it is time to upgrade for her. You confirmed my conclusions. Thanks for the vid!
You’re videos are incredibly informative and valuable. I was torn between Shark Rotator and the Dyson Multifloor 2. In the end I went with the Multifloor 2 b/c of the weight, cost and ultimately the looks. The Sharks are just ugly and call me shallow but it doesnt give a premium vibe like the Dysons. On another note can you do a video on how to maintain your Dyson vacs?
Very interesting conclusions. I’ve had the animal 2 for 4 years now. And it has been fantastic. I still prefer shark due to the versatility of them. And the better hard floor performance as well as weight, features, and price. But if you have a lot of Carpets, Dyson is the way to go. I love this machine for carpets. But for an overall vacuum, I still stick to shark
Does shark sell replacement parts now? I had a shark probably 10 years ago and I loved it until it stopped working and the company would not sell me replacement parts. I know shark had really made a name for itself as of late and I'm curious what their customer service is like now.
@@strayiggytv shark sells replacement parts. But not parts of parts. So you can get cleaner heads and bin assembly’s for example. But not brushrolls and buttons. You can certainly get them on the internet. But not direct from shark. Sharks customer service to be honest isn’t very good. Dyson definitely leads the pack with customer service. But if you get the right person. And you explain the problem. They will help you out. And It will help a lot more of you have the VIP warranty. But not many people have it
@@strayiggytv I have had excellent luck with Bissell customer service. Also it sounds like Bissell is similar, they sell assemblies but not individual little pieces like Springs and buttons.
@@NoZenith in my experience. Bissell customer service is….alright. It’s not bad by any means. But it’s not great. The biggest problem is the products bissell makes. They just aren’t good and the quality control on them is just awful.
@@DillonCleans some of them have some amazing engineering but you're right, most Bissell things feel like they're built to a price point. I don't have a lot of experience in Appliance customer service but what dealings I've had with Bissell were excellent. That chinese-built Air Ram stuff from Gtech that Bissell licensed is all pretty lightweight and although ingenious, very cheaply built. My grandma is very nice to her stuff, she keeps floor sweepers forever a meticulously clean something so no hair or anything gets wrapped around the end of brush rolls and also refuses to ever get anything with a bag, she wants a filter she can clean out herself and not waste money haha. I got her the Bissell air ram and the Dustbin broke and this replaced it for free because it happened within 2 years but now that it's out of warranty, as little as she has used it being handicapped, the brand-new looking footswitch field inside. It's very if you whether or not it's going to turn itself on or off when you click it. Sad that had contact failure and it's actually a very capable vacuum although the filter isn't very good. At the time it was the only option for someone who couldn't have any weight on their hand and needed a lot of maneuverability and good pickup without having to bend down and plug a cord in. She can basically sit in a chair and vacuum up the flour or rice she spilled on the floor in the kitchen on her own ( vehemently independent but severely limited Mobility)
@Vacuum Wars You inspired me to start a vacuum review channel, it was originally going to be vlogging and gaming but i have always loved vacuums more, thinking of putting up my first video tomorrow.
See my last video on my channel. I’ve been wanting vacuum reviewers to start producing suction vs flow curves of each vacuum instead of just tearing endpoints. If you’re just starting, you could be first.
Thank u for good review.. I bought the Origin for $249:99 from Walmart: for price point for upstairs that is carpeted- great suction - awesome! Thanks again!
15 years later and our Dyson needs a few replacement parts since we normally vacuum 1-2x per day on average. Expensive but the best value in the long run. We just purchased a Ball Origin since we have nothing but praise for the first Ball we purchased. Totally worth it.
I really like Dyson’s active base plate that automatically adjust to the floor type and degree size in order to maintain a very tight seal on floors they have heppa filtration to which is a strong draw in for me | so all in all I’d get a couple of Dyson vacuums for a fun factor 👍🏾
I've had the Animal2 for about 17 years and its still running, but starting to need some maintenance, so I purchased the Origin and, like your video points out, I can't use it on my deep pile rugs/carpets - it either bogs down or sucks up the rug and stops the vacuum which is most annoying. The hose isn't as long on the Origin which is an issue for me. And the attachments for the Origin are not as user friendly as my Animal2 is/was. So - I'm letting my daughter in law take the Origin and I've just purchased another Animal2. If I get another 17 years out of it this should be my last vacuum to purchase. :-) Your video is very helpful for those who are looking to buy their first Dyson and also confirms what I've also found to be true. Yes, they are expensive but your truly get what you pay for. I have a Siberian Husky and before buying a Dyson Animal, I was having to vacuum about 3x per week. With Dyson, I can go 1x per week. That time savings alone makes it worth the price for me. Thanks!
The Dyson absolute dc17 has served my family perfectly for many years and 2 cats and will probably outlive both the first one living for 21 years the secont one is younger then it
Feel like I need hearing protection when using my parents Dyson. Got shark vertex and the nv752 at home. Vertex is the only vacuum I have never had to clean hair off the brush roll. It gets stuck in the canister around the screen though, but that is still much easier to get off than the brush roll.
Their Dyson may need a tear down and clean out and perhaps a new ball filter. The second the ball filter begins to wear out it lets air in around it and you get some pretty horrific noise leaks. Let it go long enough and you get whistling that'll break windows lol
@@strayiggytv The noise is nothing to do with the filters. It’s the motor that is noisy. Don’t you think this person would have known if it was the filters!
Hi Chis great video. In my opinion Sharks are good vacuums but they have one REALLY BIG design flaw: their cyclones. They are poorly designed and the filters clog up quickly even though they market them as 'no loss of suction'. You have to believe in what you buy so just get a Dyson. They lack features but they give you good performance and they give you their legendary root cyclone 🌀 so the filters won't clog. They will last decades if you care for them so don't make a purchase mistake and just get a Dyson no matter what Shark says. Keep up the good work buddy.😃😃
I have the purple animal too Dyson. I have had it for 4 years and it would still be running absolutely flawlessly if it wasn't for my ex destroying it and literally sucking up anything, and I mean literally anything that was on the floor. To this day the Dyson has a very small crack or should I say split in the flexible hose running from the head of the unit to the waistbasket which is located at the elbow it makes when it's sitting straight up. However it's still beats the carpet good enough and sucks good enough to not get rid of it, but I am hands down going to buy another one as soon as I get tired of the one I have. So far it's the best vacuum I have used other than the Cadillac Kirby of which is self-propelled. But we're talking about another $1,000. I also have many pets in the house. Currently at one dog and three cats, all of which shed plenty. I have suddenly focused my energy into the robot vacuums and Roomba is the one I currently have, 694 to be exact. It does a great job having a bristle brush and a silicone brush, I would keep it and love it if it only had individual room programming. It does absolutely flawlessly on carpets and does a good 90% on hard floors which is 90% of my house. My cat room is all carpet and even the Roomba does a fantastic job of cleaning up the litter crumbles but at the end of the day the purple Dyson vacuum, I would absolutely buy it again hands down.
In the past you have critiziced (and even showed in a video through you're fog test) that despite its claims, it is not a true sealed system. You have a video on this channel of fog going right out the ball, and there are multiple comments on that video confirming that has been others experience. Seeing you consider this such a critical components of a vacuums, i'd like to hear your reasoning you seem to have forgone mentioning this all together, since it was one of your biggest crituques of it before.
Not sure if you're referencing the same issue I have... but FML if I couldn't scream everytime I try and use the hose on the Animal 2. The suction is just too strong and the whole machine wants to come flying at you. I literally have to A) Have the machine glued to my hip... B) Hold the machine back with my foot and my leg outstretched or C) Put the machine outside a doorway with the side up against the wall. C is I use mostly for my bathrooms. Kind of funny but not funny that is sucks that it sucks. HaHaHa!
I remember in earlier testing you found the Multifloor 2 to have higher suction than the Animal 2 and both of the to have an ineffective filtration system, what changed?
The exact reason I would never buy cordless. If I had some money to burn and an uncarpeted apartment... I may consider a cordless but outside of that I find them useless. Small canisters that need constant dumping and then worrying about the battery going dead mid cleaning. BLEH! Though I guess one GOOD thing about cordless vacs... if the power goes out and your bored with no TV to watch... you could fire it up and keep busy. LMAO!
Quite interesting comparison, all those models seem exactly the same (with some subtle differences), the only one that's missing from this competition is the Cinetic Big Ball (I'd love to one day see someone test that).
Would you say these vacuums would be the one to get over all others if money wasn't an object? I'm talking about just upright vacuums and if suction power and ability to clean carpet was foremost in your considerations.
@@VacuumWars I just watched it and saw that the Shark is your #1 pick. But which one would you say is a better carpet cleaner, the Shark or the Dyson Animal 2?
@@corismsyn Never owned a Shark but I personally would say the Animal 2 is a much better buy if you have the money to spend. As he mentioned in this video... said the suction was better than any of the 40 vacs he's tested... + the agitation. Have had my Animal 2 for 3+ yrs and no problems and only complaint I have is that the cyclone portion needs to be literally smacked around either outside or into a trashcan to clean it properly, because the dust builds up into massive clumps with the static that gets generated with general usage.
Have you ever considered doing other Mainstream Boutique vacuums like a Rainbow? It's got a final HEPA filter but that water filtration seems to work pretty well. My parents have one but they are getting up in years and I'm trying to find something more convenient for them to use on The Daily. I got them a shark ion multiflex a couple years ago but the hair wrap is ridiculous (you can't take the brush roll out to clean it, only the fluffy roller 😡) and it's really a lot of weight in the hand for Mom to handle for more than just a spot pickup... replaced hip, fused back, bad primary wrist 😅. She has stumbled and dropped it and the concern is she will break it or drop it on her foot. I got my grandma the Bissell air ram for similar reasons but it's a very budget design for a whole lot of money and poor filtration.
Best one - DC17 (original without the ball). Lasted for 15 years until the motor went. Got the new animal ball 2 thingy - useless. Currently looking for a motor for the old one. Also - why are the wands so awful on these? The original - there was no lining it up - just popped in.
Your review has saved me from buying an Animal 2 and regretting it. I have a shag carpet mat that is 2 - 2.5 inches long. Is there any vacuum that you'd recommend for that. Thanks and Merry Christmas!
@@VacuumWars VacuumWars can you maybe review the Nannyvac robot vacuum cleaner range, because I don’t know what to buy and there are new Nannyvac robot vacuum cleaners coming out in 2022. So can you please make review videos about the Nannyvac range!!!🙏🏼🥺🙏🏼🥺🙏🏼🥺🙏🏼🥺
@@carmenrenee5146 yeah, I haven't been able to find any reviews on any vacuums that suggest it'll work on something like that. I decided to stay with my old Eureka, it handles it like a champ.
At about $400, that’s not “crazy” expensive. That’s pretty typical of high end vacuums. They are not $1200 like a MLM Kirby or Rainbow (no thanks to either of those).
@@CShannon1991 I’d say, the Dysons are upper middle. The Multi-Floor 2 is $349. Even cheaper on sale, or reconditioned (~$200). For a vaccine with a sealed system and hepa filtration. It really is decent value for what you get.
@@jocodashcam295 Just like I’ve saved up for my 2 KitchenAid Mixers ( and I personally DO have 2 Mixers believe it or not), I think I better save up for this Dyson MultiFloor. Although I’m curious about the Shark.
Many of these reviews are missing some critical features that really good vacuums have. 1. It's clear that bagged vacuums are far superior in keeping dirt from spilling back into your home when emptying out the vacuum. What good is HEPA filtration if a cloud of garbage just wafts right out of your trash when the vacuum is emptied? I know you've got a Sebo Felix in there, and this is one reason to chose it over other vacuums. 2. Reliability, Repairability, and Warranty. This is a big plus for Manufacturers like Miele who will fix your vacuum offer parts, and have 10 year warranties (on some of their products). 3. High Pile and Shag carpet tests are non existent in the review. Many vacuums absolutely choke on this test because they're going to suck the fibers up into the brush roll, and clean like trash, or even damage the carpet. Vacuums with adjustable motors will smoke any Shark or Dyson in these kinds of tests. 4. Take points off for manually adjustable height, even though it offers superior cleaning capability in some cases. Yes I know it's a pain to use, but so is winding up a cord, and I don't see points deducted for not having an automatic cord winder. For my money, I'm buying Miele, Riccar, or Sebo if I want a good vacuum, and a Shark if I don't have money to spend. Not this over priced, plastic throw-away Dyson garbage.
I have an original DC07 and it is great. But watching your videos, I wonder if it is "sealed" enough. I notice that if I wear my gun range ear muffs it's less tiring to run. On your recommendation, I bought a v10 recently on sale at Costco. Wish I could find one of those shark ION things.
Well again your reviews are outstanding, even though I just in general feel like buying a Dyson is prestige instead of superior now. Most vacuum makers have competed well with these guys and it seems like a waste of money to buy a name brand. I've went over carpet vacuumed by Dyson with a Shark and gotten more debris...and vise versa... there's no such thing as a completely debris free carpet, even brand new. Using one's head is key to all purchases these days. Why buy an Apple when a Lesser brand PC can do the same?? It's all in the way people perceive value. In most cases you get what you pay for, so a $150.00 vacuum is likely only going to be average and lose things like innovative gadgets and less techno bling, possibly some filtration loss... so that being said pretty much any vacuum over $350.00 is going to get the job done and well. Vacuums have come a long way since Dysons first revolutionary release... smart money is on a different brand with as good a clean as a Dyson. It makes me frustrated that people are so swayed by gizmos like the lazor thing that "shows dirt" and LED touch controls etc... they don't add value to the vacuum, and don't really add cleaning power... it's all about illusion. Thanks again for your excellent work on vacuum reviews. I hope people can see through the gimmick ridden hype of Dyson, they are a good vacuum but bang for buck if one is smart they don't purchase names but function. Smiles and blessing...
Buying Dyson is rewarding the innovators, and buying others is supporting their copying. Shark even had to pay Dyson millions in a lawsuit because they were lying. I can’t support that.
@@jocodashcam295 That's a lie...Shark invented the double brush roll head, others invent other things...Samsung invented the new motors... you're a fool if you think Dyson does anything different than they did the first time. I hate their balls, weight and they suck too much and ruin rugs. There pluses and minuses in everything, you have just bought into the Dyson fan club crap. Hope it pays for you. I'm not against Dyson, I was the first house cleaner to bring it to bear in the market in Colorado... don't try to teach me, I know my vacuums and the advertising hype and gimmick ridden nonsense that goes with them. They ALL do it, not one exception. Either you consume or purchase... there's a difference.
@@hisimagenme shark “invented” the double roll head after Dyson came out with the fluffy roller. The Shark double heads is really good at pushing fine debris into the hr carpet before the vacuum tries to suck it up. Shark is just a market follower.
Might be time to shake up your sand in carpet test? Seems as though it's almost too easy. Other channel testing of Miele's make the Dysons look inadequate and having the adjustable motor means no bog on dense or long carpets.
Years ago I used to have a Shark vacuum that allowed for suction reduction to vacuum on thicker carpets. I wonder if any Dyson vacuums have that capability.
I saw you did a video on the multi floor 2 a few years back and said that all the dyson uprights you tested leaked fog but this time you gave them all a pass. What did you do differently this time?
Thank you! I try not to compare cordless vs. corded because they are so different. The V15 has done really well in my tests however. You can see stats here: ua-cam.com/video/s3uW_Pio4gI/v-deo.html
So how does these Dysons' agitation compare to Sharks (vertex/apex) agitation. Never used either, but I'm looking to replace my old Bissell Clean view and Shark uv650. The Bissell seems to agitate the carpet more, but the Shark has much better suction.Leaning towards the shark because of cost. I'm still leaning towards a new shark because they seem the best for the money.
I don't recall what it was exactly... but I know something annoyed me about the U.S. version compared to the UK one that I saw online and do recall complaining to Dyson and asking them why couldn't they do the same thing as the UK variant. Looking up the UK version I believe one of my complaints was the US version doesn't have the Articulated handle which seems like a nice feature. And a side note... Dyson kind of sucks in a way because they stopped making corded vacs. Sure they're still making their main models of the corded, but we'll never get an updated variant of the corded as the years pass. Which I assume eventually they'll be behind other manufacturers. And I personally will never by cordless.
Do you still have the riccar r40p? And how you compare it to the animal 2? I use a 14 inch floor brush with the wand for floor cleaning to get a better scrub in the kitchen and reach around the toilet and under the beds with riccar r40p.
VacuumWars can you maybe review the Nannyvac robot vacuum cleaner range, because I don’t know what to buy and there are new Nannyvac robot vacuum cleaners coming out in 2022. So can you please make review videos about the Nannyvac range!!!🥺🙏🏼🥺🙏🏼
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@@VacuumWars I just want to say that the Nannyvac range is selling in South Africa 🇿🇦 so if you want to review them you must transport it to you. Sorry that I am saying it now 😔😔😔😔😔
Please do a review on Kärcher VC3 if possible?! this is a European canister vacuum cleaner at an affordable price and pleasant technical characteristics.
I would like to ask a question my vacuum I have now is a shark dual when I vacuum with it the front brush just came right off and I wasn't pushing really hard I hit the sofa with it and I had to snap the body back together on the vacuum like it was coming apart wasn't no screw or nothing I try to snap it back on it seem like it's it didn't want to go back on but it's spinning and everything as usual I don't like that it seem like with the two brushes I have more problems with it and I want to know is the Dyson animal too better vacuum because I do have a dog my rug is not that thick and I just want something to get the dog hair up but don't get me wrong I do like the shark but I went through two sharks already the front brush of the last one was going very very slow and I'm thinking that when that brush or something get caught it's going to be very expensive to get replaced or repair if something break in there with the dual brush I just want to know your opinion which vacuum is better the lift away shark or the Dyson animal 2
Look at the U.K. spec Small ball 2. It has a new motor, totally reigned floor head which is basically a large v11 head, and they are massively quieter. I have no idea why Dyson do not sell these in the US.
Dyson Ball Animal 2 at Amazon: geni.us/L7nFEGP
Dyson Ball Multi Floor 2 at Amazon: geni.us/Jc3jRe
Dyson Ball Origin at Amazon: geni.us/qyPqO
24yrs later, our 1st gen Dyson finally died. Well worth what I thought was a fortune back then. I will be replacing it with another Dyson. Thank you for this comparison video. 👍
24 years is a great run!
I doubt the newer models will last that long. That’s miele long!
Don't get a cordless
Yea but which Dyson!?!
Wow, a DC01? Amazing!
The best way to get one of these Dysons is to pick one up off the curb in an affluent neighborhood. All Dysons require regular cleaning and maintenance. Disassembly and blowing out all the fine dust at least once every few months contributes greatly to keeping their amazing suction power at its peak .
Most people who buy them do not clean them out even once. They change the filter (yeah FILTER, half the time they don't remember there's on in the ball too) and in three years the vacuum is getting to hot and the suction is poor and they dump it and buy a new one.
Both my Dyson handheld and floor model came from the dump and goodwill respectively. A total tear down and clean out and replacing the filters netted me two vacuums that work as good as new for about $50 combined.
Affluent neighbor here that threw mine out after acquiring it secondhand.
I knew about all the filters. The smell of wet dog would not leave the unit so every time I used it, the stank would fill the room. I gave the vacuum to a dog owner…
The filters lose efficiency over time and need to be changed. I myself prefer a better quality SEBO vacuum or if I have to go bagless then a Shark.
Just get a sebo/miele/henry. It'll last forever and they're the best. They're not even that expensive. I use a Henry and it was less than $300.
@@tgo007 yeah real confused how this guy can shill for these mega marketing made in china vacuums so hard. These vacuums are fine the first month or two, then they fall apart, start smelling, clog.
My Bissel SpotClean Pro fell apart it’s 2nd use. My Dyson vacuum made it about a month before I had to tear it down to try to get the stink out. Cleaned everything out, used enzymic fluid to rinse, set outside to dry for 2-3 days while torn down, put it together and it still smelled like wet dog and arse. And then it clogged the next clean! Lmao
I don’t know if this guy tests these things hard enough and long enough, so while, yeah, most vacuums will be fine out of the box, but how will do they be in 3-6 months.
Just picked one up off the curb !! I don’t ever pay for my vacuums or mops!
I know I’m old when I’m looking at vacuum videos lol
Thanks!
I think something else to add about the hose- their design is great being routed out of the bottom of the unit! I don’t have a unit myself, but used my friends animal 2, and it’s so nice to be able to use the attachments without tipping! Almost all new vacuums have the hose midway up on the back, and using the attachments becomes a two hand job
Professional housecleaner here. Own all 3. I agree. Yellow multi floor won. It is lighter then fuchsia. Cheaper then purple animal. I don’t recommend to pay more for animal version. Yellow or fuchsia will clean your carpet from pet hair just as good as animal. The only attachment you really need is multi brush (crevice/brush). It is gold. Better then any other brand brush. It will let you do dusting everywhere without buying swiffer dusters. I love it with passion. Dysons hose/attachment system is 10000 times better then Shark.
Thank you for your input here!
Love my Animal 2 though my biggest pet peeve is that Dyson didn't put much thought into cleaning of the vacuum. After a couple months of use I happened to be taking the cyclone portion of the canister off and placed it on the floor... a bunch of massive clumps of dust dropped out. I took it outside and started banging on it with a rubber mallet and my goodness the amount of dust clumps was pathetic. And there is no way to really take the cyclone portion apart without special tools (which I eventually bought) and being super careful not to snap/break anything once the screws are out and parts need prying apart.
They should have made it MUCH MUCH easier to be disassembled for cleaning purposes. The cyclone portion with the static charge that builds up with usage... coats the internals and begins thickening the dust clumps really fast. If they made that cyclone piece easier to take apart to clean properly without banging with an object or against a wall and then using an electric dust blower to do the best cleaning job... the vacuum would be 10 out 10 in my book. Currently I give it a 7 just because they failed with the cleaning aspect.
Great video, thanks! We've had a Dyson DC-17 Animal for 15 years and it still works great. We're handing it down to our daughter so the wife is getting a new one. This video was exactly what I needed to decide between the Animal and Origin.
It's quite interesting how the US Dyson product line varies from the ones sold in the UK. Here in the UK, all uprights have a completely upgraded floorhead design, very similar to the one present on the latest cordless stick vacuums (internal brush-bar motor + adjustable air vents) , as well as reduced power consumption and noise levels in order to adhere to EU regulations. They are much better products in my opionion.
I wouldn't say they're much better. Hose suction is very poor. Stair tool hardly picks up any pet hair and tangle free turbine noticebly spins slower as you stretch the hose. Tool holder has been redesigned for worse.
I use the animal 2 for my cleaning business and I have the multi floor 2 for my home. I love both of them and the suction really rivals any of the other vacuums on the market. The turbine tool that comes with the animal 2 is amazing for pet hair on furniture. I also like the extra long hose for stairs and pull the wand out frequently to vacuum up debris from corners or ceiling cobwebs.
I bought my Mom the original DC07 Yellow upright ruffly 20 years ago through my discount at Linens N Things. To this day it still runs, only needing a brush replacement once. Pretty impressive. I am not currently researching which new Dyson to get her, as even though her's is still running, it is time to upgrade for her. You confirmed my conclusions. Thanks for the vid!
I have come to find myself on this channel far too often, I must be getting old. Thank you for all your great videos so I can make informed choices,
Thank you so much!
PLEASE do a comparison of wet/dry vacuum mops like the bissell crosswave, the shark vac mop, the swiffer sweep and vac, etc. I trust you only!
You’re videos are incredibly informative and valuable. I was torn between Shark Rotator and the Dyson Multifloor 2. In the end I went with the Multifloor 2 b/c of the weight, cost and ultimately the looks. The Sharks are just ugly and call me shallow but it doesnt give a premium vibe like the Dysons. On another note can you do a video on how to maintain your Dyson vacs?
Thank you! I hope you are happy with that Multifloor!
Very interesting conclusions. I’ve had the animal 2 for 4 years now. And it has been fantastic. I still prefer shark due to the versatility of them. And the better hard floor performance as well as weight, features, and price. But if you have a lot of Carpets, Dyson is the way to go. I love this machine for carpets. But for an overall vacuum, I still stick to shark
Does shark sell replacement parts now? I had a shark probably 10 years ago and I loved it until it stopped working and the company would not sell me replacement parts. I know shark had really made a name for itself as of late and I'm curious what their customer service is like now.
@@strayiggytv shark sells replacement parts. But not parts of parts. So you can get cleaner heads and bin assembly’s for example. But not brushrolls and buttons. You can certainly get them on the internet. But not direct from shark. Sharks customer service to be honest isn’t very good. Dyson definitely leads the pack with customer service. But if you get the right person. And you explain the problem. They will help you out. And It will help a lot more of you have the VIP warranty. But not many people have it
@@strayiggytv I have had excellent luck with Bissell customer service. Also it sounds like Bissell is similar, they sell assemblies but not individual little pieces like Springs and buttons.
@@NoZenith in my experience. Bissell customer service is….alright. It’s not bad by any means. But it’s not great. The biggest problem is the products bissell makes. They just aren’t good and the quality control on them is just awful.
@@DillonCleans some of them have some amazing engineering but you're right, most Bissell things feel like they're built to a price point. I don't have a lot of experience in Appliance customer service but what dealings I've had with Bissell were excellent.
That chinese-built Air Ram stuff from Gtech that Bissell licensed is all pretty lightweight and although ingenious, very cheaply built. My grandma is very nice to her stuff, she keeps floor sweepers forever a meticulously clean something so no hair or anything gets wrapped around the end of brush rolls and also refuses to ever get anything with a bag, she wants a filter she can clean out herself and not waste money haha. I got her the Bissell air ram and the Dustbin broke and this replaced it for free because it happened within 2 years but now that it's out of warranty, as little as she has used it being handicapped, the brand-new looking footswitch field inside. It's very if you whether or not it's going to turn itself on or off when you click it. Sad that had contact failure and it's actually a very capable vacuum although the filter isn't very good. At the time it was the only option for someone who couldn't have any weight on their hand and needed a lot of maneuverability and good pickup without having to bend down and plug a cord in. She can basically sit in a chair and vacuum up the flour or rice she spilled on the floor in the kitchen on her own ( vehemently independent but severely limited Mobility)
@Vacuum Wars You inspired me to start a vacuum review channel, it was originally going to be vlogging and gaming but i have always loved vacuums more, thinking of putting up my first video tomorrow.
See my last video on my channel. I’ve been wanting vacuum reviewers to start producing suction vs flow curves of each vacuum instead of just tearing endpoints. If you’re just starting, you could be first.
Thank u for good review.. I bought the Origin for $249:99 from Walmart: for price point for upstairs that is carpeted- great suction - awesome! Thanks again!
Glad it was helpful!
15 years later and our Dyson needs a few replacement parts since we normally vacuum 1-2x per day on average. Expensive but the best value in the long run. We just purchased a Ball Origin since we have nothing but praise for the first Ball we purchased. Totally worth it.
I really like Dyson’s active base plate that automatically adjust to the floor type and degree size in order to maintain a very tight seal on floors they have heppa filtration to which is a strong draw in for me | so all in all I’d get a couple of Dyson vacuums for a fun factor 👍🏾
Spending my boxing day watching videos about vacuum reviews thanks to UA-cam recommendations. Don't know how I got here, but you've sucked me in!
I've had the Animal2 for about 17 years and its still running, but starting to need some maintenance, so I purchased the Origin and, like your video points out, I can't use it on my deep pile rugs/carpets - it either bogs down or sucks up the rug and stops the vacuum which is most annoying. The hose isn't as long on the Origin which is an issue for me. And the attachments for the Origin are not as user friendly as my Animal2 is/was. So - I'm letting my daughter in law take the Origin and I've just purchased another Animal2. If I get another 17 years out of it this should be my last vacuum to purchase. :-) Your video is very helpful for those who are looking to buy their first Dyson and also confirms what I've also found to be true. Yes, they are expensive but your truly get what you pay for. I have a Siberian Husky and before buying a Dyson Animal, I was having to vacuum about 3x per week. With Dyson, I can go 1x per week. That time savings alone makes it worth the price for me. Thanks!
The Dyson absolute dc17 has served my family perfectly for many years and 2 cats and will probably outlive both the first one living for 21 years the secont one is younger then it
Feel like I need hearing protection when using my parents Dyson. Got shark vertex and the nv752 at home. Vertex is the only vacuum I have never had to clean hair off the brush roll. It gets stuck in the canister around the screen though, but that is still much easier to get off than the brush roll.
Their Dyson may need a tear down and clean out and perhaps a new ball filter. The second the ball filter begins to wear out it lets air in around it and you get some pretty horrific noise leaks. Let it go long enough and you get whistling that'll break windows lol
@@strayiggytv The noise is nothing to do with the filters. It’s the motor that is noisy. Don’t you think this person would have known if it was the filters!
Hi Chis great video. In my opinion Sharks are good vacuums but they have one REALLY BIG design flaw: their cyclones. They are poorly designed and the filters clog up quickly even though they market them as 'no loss of suction'. You have to believe in what you buy so just
get a Dyson. They lack features but they give you good performance and they give you their legendary root cyclone 🌀 so the filters won't clog. They will last decades if you care for them so don't make a purchase mistake and just get a Dyson no matter what Shark says. Keep up the good work buddy.😃😃
I have the purple animal too Dyson. I have had it for 4 years and it would still be running absolutely flawlessly if it wasn't for my ex destroying it and literally sucking up anything, and I mean literally anything that was on the floor. To this day the Dyson has a very small crack or should I say split in the flexible hose running from the head of the unit to the waistbasket which is located at the elbow it makes when it's sitting straight up. However it's still beats the carpet good enough and sucks good enough to not get rid of it, but I am hands down going to buy another one as soon as I get tired of the one I have. So far it's the best vacuum I have used other than the Cadillac Kirby of which is self-propelled. But we're talking about another $1,000. I also have many pets in the house. Currently at one dog and three cats, all of which shed plenty. I have suddenly focused my energy into the robot vacuums and Roomba is the one I currently have, 694 to be exact. It does a great job having a bristle brush and a silicone brush, I would keep it and love it if it only had individual room programming. It does absolutely flawlessly on carpets and does a good 90% on hard floors which is 90% of my house. My cat room is all carpet and even the Roomba does a fantastic job of cleaning up the litter crumbles but at the end of the day the purple Dyson vacuum, I would absolutely buy it again hands down.
The active base on my origin dose slightly affect the pickup of larger debris on hard floor but not enough to make me hate it
the suction is so powerful that ive noticed for the first time that the floor you use to demonstrate hard floors is actually a printout 🤣
In the past you have critiziced (and even showed in a video through you're fog test) that despite its claims, it is not a true sealed system. You have a video on this channel of fog going right out the ball, and there are multiple comments on that video confirming that has been others experience. Seeing you consider this such a critical components of a vacuums, i'd like to hear your reasoning you seem to have forgone mentioning this all together, since it was one of your biggest crituques of it before.
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I think it’s because he said the best Dyson vacuums, he wasn’t considering any other vacuum brand here
Dyson just came out with the Ball Animal 3 with a anti tangle brushroll just like the V15.
Gosh you are so lucky with the colours!
Wow that Ball Animal 2 is a beast. Unusually high airflow for a bagless vacuum. Also agitation is fantastic.
Thank you, I have been waiting for this
Nice review , not a fan of the Dyson stretch hose , found it a absolute nightmare when I tested it out .
Not sure if you're referencing the same issue I have... but FML if I couldn't scream everytime I try and use the hose on the Animal 2. The suction is just too strong and the whole machine wants to come flying at you. I literally have to A) Have the machine glued to my hip... B) Hold the machine back with my foot and my leg outstretched or C) Put the machine outside a doorway with the side up against the wall. C is I use mostly for my bathrooms. Kind of funny but not funny that is sucks that it sucks. HaHaHa!
I do remember when you did a filtration test on the dyson purple and it was a whole seal filtration?
I have the origin that I purchased open box for 120 out of impulse. And tbh I can’t tell the difference between The dyson ball 2.
He's Always changing the Outro Music. He used the one from 2019? And I like it!
I have 10 year old Dyson, its still going strong! You have to change filters etc though.
That is great to hear!
On my dyson ball mutifloor 2 the handel comes off with the wand
Needed this. Thank you so much
That’s great to hear. Thanks.
I remember in earlier testing you found the Multifloor 2 to have higher suction than the Animal 2 and both of the to have an ineffective filtration system, what changed?
A lot of his results changed.. like the Leakey hepa system.. lol.. u know what he is up to
These Dysons are superbly powerful. The whole floor vibrates around the brush roll. Great video
Thank you!
Would you review the Henry petcare?
So it sounds like these completely destroy cordless vacuums
The exact reason I would never buy cordless. If I had some money to burn and an uncarpeted apartment... I may consider a cordless but outside of that I find them useless. Small canisters that need constant dumping and then worrying about the battery going dead mid cleaning. BLEH! Though I guess one GOOD thing about cordless vacs... if the power goes out and your bored with no TV to watch... you could fire it up and keep busy. LMAO!
Quite interesting comparison, all those models seem exactly the same (with some subtle differences), the only one that's missing from this competition is the Cinetic Big Ball (I'd love to one day see someone test that).
I purchased a Dyson Ball Animal 2 Origin from Costco. I guess that a model specific for that chain.
Would love to see a cinetic upright review
I can't make any promises right now, but thank you for that suggestion.
I’m just waiting for Dyson to make a spot or carpet cleaner for stains
Can you start reviewing next-gen mopping robots like the Narwal T10? What's next week's video?
Would you say these vacuums would be the one to get over all others if money wasn't an object? I'm talking about just upright vacuums and if suction power and ability to clean carpet was foremost in your considerations.
Take a look at my recent Upright Vacuums comparison video right here: ua-cam.com/video/pcnfIOCJEI8/v-deo.html
@@VacuumWars ok thanks!
@@VacuumWars I just watched it and saw that the Shark is your #1 pick. But which one would you say is a better carpet cleaner, the Shark or the Dyson Animal 2?
@@corismsyn Never owned a Shark but I personally would say the Animal 2 is a much better buy if you have the money to spend. As he mentioned in this video... said the suction was better than any of the 40 vacs he's tested... + the agitation. Have had my Animal 2 for 3+ yrs and no problems and only complaint I have is that the cyclone portion needs to be literally smacked around either outside or into a trashcan to clean it properly, because the dust builds up into massive clumps with the static that gets generated with general usage.
Have you ever considered doing other Mainstream Boutique vacuums like a Rainbow? It's got a final HEPA filter but that water filtration seems to work pretty well. My parents have one but they are getting up in years and I'm trying to find something more convenient for them to use on The Daily. I got them a shark ion multiflex a couple years ago but the hair wrap is ridiculous (you can't take the brush roll out to clean it, only the fluffy roller 😡) and it's really a lot of weight in the hand for Mom to handle for more than just a spot pickup... replaced hip, fused back, bad primary wrist 😅. She has stumbled and dropped it and the concern is she will break it or drop it on her foot.
I got my grandma the Bissell air ram for similar reasons but it's a very budget design for a whole lot of money and poor filtration.
For those that don't know, these are not allowed for sale in the EU anymore.
why?
@@fredconti7802probably energy efficiency
I just did a deep clean on my Animal 2 and she's back to sucking up the entire rug again!
Did you clean it like i did here? ua-cam.com/video/AP4uTEF3d9Y/v-deo.html
Excellent review. Thank you!!!
Thanks!
Best one - DC17 (original without the ball). Lasted for 15 years until the motor went. Got the new animal ball 2 thingy - useless. Currently looking for a motor for the old one. Also - why are the wands so awful on these? The original - there was no lining it up - just popped in.
Great useful videos as usual. Thank you.
Thank you!
I have a smallball and I like it way more than the normal one
Can you please review the Dyson DC 1or the DC 23
I have the cinetic big ball animal+allergy and it’s AMAZING! Definitely a worthy investment
I'm glad you are happy with it!
Do dysons have filters that need to be replaced?
Your review has saved me from buying an Animal 2 and regretting it. I have a shag carpet mat that is 2 - 2.5 inches long. Is there any vacuum that you'd recommend for that. Thanks and Merry Christmas!
That is great to hear! Thank you!
@@VacuumWars VacuumWars can you maybe review the Nannyvac robot vacuum cleaner range, because I don’t know what to buy and there are new Nannyvac robot vacuum cleaners coming out in 2022. So can you please make review videos about the Nannyvac range!!!🙏🏼🥺🙏🏼🥺🙏🏼🥺🙏🏼🥺
That’s a no. They totally didn’t answer the damn question. I’m looking for this answer as well.
@@carmenrenee5146 yeah, I haven't been able to find any reviews on any vacuums that suggest it'll work on something like that. I decided to stay with my old Eureka, it handles it like a champ.
Test Makita vacuums please!
I can't make any promises right now, but thank you for that suggestion.
Great comparison! Have you looked at how these models would compare with the newer generation DC77 with Dysons Cinetic technology?
Not yet, but maybe some day.
Thank you for your work ! :)
Thank you!
I really wish that Dyson Vacuum Cleaners were NOT CRAZY EXPENSIVE!!!
At about $400, that’s not “crazy” expensive. That’s pretty typical of high end vacuums. They are not $1200 like a MLM Kirby or Rainbow (no thanks to either of those).
@@jocodashcam295 I guess I’m a simple minded low to mid-price type of man. Silly me lol.
@@jocodashcam295 I definitely no that Kirby or Rainbow is WAY OUT OF MY BUDGET!!!
@@CShannon1991 I’d say, the Dysons are upper middle. The Multi-Floor 2 is $349. Even cheaper on sale, or reconditioned (~$200). For a vaccine with a sealed system and hepa filtration. It really is decent value for what you get.
@@jocodashcam295 Just like I’ve saved up for my 2 KitchenAid Mixers ( and I personally DO have 2 Mixers believe it or not), I think I better save up for this Dyson MultiFloor.
Although I’m curious about the Shark.
Many of these reviews are missing some critical features that really good vacuums have.
1. It's clear that bagged vacuums are far superior in keeping dirt from spilling back into your home when emptying out the vacuum. What good is HEPA filtration if a cloud of garbage just wafts right out of your trash when the vacuum is emptied? I know you've got a Sebo Felix in there, and this is one reason to chose it over other vacuums.
2. Reliability, Repairability, and Warranty. This is a big plus for Manufacturers like Miele who will fix your vacuum offer parts, and have 10 year warranties (on some of their products).
3. High Pile and Shag carpet tests are non existent in the review. Many vacuums absolutely choke on this test because they're going to suck the fibers up into the brush roll, and clean like trash, or even damage the carpet. Vacuums with adjustable motors will smoke any Shark or Dyson in these kinds of tests.
4. Take points off for manually adjustable height, even though it offers superior cleaning capability in some cases. Yes I know it's a pain to use, but so is winding up a cord, and I don't see points deducted for not having an automatic cord winder.
For my money, I'm buying Miele, Riccar, or Sebo if I want a good vacuum, and a Shark if I don't have money to spend. Not this over priced, plastic throw-away Dyson garbage.
I love a SEBO bagged vacuum cleaner myself ;)
I have an original DC07 and it is great. But watching your videos, I wonder if it is "sealed" enough. I notice that if I wear my gun range ear muffs it's less tiring to run. On your recommendation, I bought a v10 recently on sale at Costco. Wish I could find one of those shark ION things.
Are you going to do a review on the Dyson slim ball upright?
It's not in the plan right now, but thanks for the suggestion.
Don't forget bissell powerforce bagged vacuum
What about the Dyson DC 50
thank you for this video, it helped a lot
Glad to hear it!
Well again your reviews are outstanding, even though I just in general feel like buying a Dyson is prestige instead of superior now. Most vacuum makers have competed well with these guys and it seems like a waste of money to buy a name brand. I've went over carpet vacuumed by Dyson with a Shark and gotten more debris...and vise versa... there's no such thing as a completely debris free carpet, even brand new. Using one's head is key to all purchases these days. Why buy an Apple when a Lesser brand PC can do the same?? It's all in the way people perceive value. In most cases you get what you pay for, so a $150.00 vacuum is likely only going to be average and lose things like innovative gadgets and less techno bling, possibly some filtration loss... so that being said pretty much any vacuum over $350.00 is going to get the job done and well. Vacuums have come a long way since Dysons first revolutionary release... smart money is on a different brand with as good a clean as a Dyson. It makes me frustrated that people are so swayed by gizmos like the lazor thing that "shows dirt" and LED touch controls etc... they don't add value to the vacuum, and don't really add cleaning power... it's all about illusion. Thanks again for your excellent work on vacuum reviews. I hope people can see through the gimmick ridden hype of Dyson, they are a good vacuum but bang for buck if one is smart they don't purchase names but function. Smiles and blessing...
Buying Dyson is rewarding the innovators, and buying others is supporting their copying. Shark even had to pay Dyson millions in a lawsuit because they were lying. I can’t support that.
@@jocodashcam295 That's a lie...Shark invented the double brush roll head, others invent other things...Samsung invented the new motors... you're a fool if you think Dyson does anything different than they did the first time. I hate their balls, weight and they suck too much and ruin rugs. There pluses and minuses in everything, you have just bought into the Dyson fan club crap. Hope it pays for you. I'm not against Dyson, I was the first house cleaner to bring it to bear in the market in Colorado... don't try to teach me, I know my vacuums and the advertising hype and gimmick ridden nonsense that goes with them. They ALL do it, not one exception. Either you consume or purchase... there's a difference.
@@hisimagenme shark “invented” the double roll head after Dyson came out with the fluffy roller. The Shark double heads is really good at pushing fine debris into the hr carpet before the vacuum tries to suck it up. Shark is just a market follower.
Can you please make a video about hyla brand vacuum cleaner
I can't make any promises right now, but thank you for that suggestion.
@@VacuumWars Ok, I really thank you for replying to my comment ☺
Do Roborock Dyad!!
I hope to!
I was looking at the animal one but i might do multifloor instead
Might be time to shake up your sand in carpet test? Seems as though it's almost too easy. Other channel testing of Miele's make the Dysons look inadequate and having the adjustable motor means no bog on dense or long carpets.
Years ago I used to have a Shark vacuum that allowed for suction reduction to vacuum on thicker carpets. I wonder if any Dyson vacuums have that capability.
Can you test Philips SpeedPro Vacuum? It is pretty hot in Asia
I can't make any promises right now, but thank you for that suggestion.
I've always liked the way Dysons look.
Meee too? But do they perform well. Reviews point to no.
Please review the Dyson ball multifloor origin
Noted! thanks for the suggestion!
I saw you did a video on the multi floor 2 a few years back and said that all the dyson uprights you tested leaked fog but this time you gave them all a pass. What did you do differently this time?
Fantastic analysis. DO you have a comparison/recommendation for the animal 2 or multi floor vs the V15?
Thank you! I try not to compare cordless vs. corded because they are so different. The V15 has done really well in my tests however. You can see stats here: ua-cam.com/video/s3uW_Pio4gI/v-deo.html
Idk y but the video of how the vacuums are tested is probably the most horrifying thing I've ever seen and idk y
Impressive review
My multi 2 is super load and seems that the motor gets really hot, I’ve cleaned it and checked the suction so idk
So how does these Dysons' agitation compare to Sharks (vertex/apex) agitation. Never used either, but I'm looking to replace my old Bissell Clean view and Shark uv650. The Bissell seems to agitate the carpet more, but the Shark has much better suction.Leaning towards the shark because of cost. I'm still leaning towards a new shark because they seem the best for the money.
Why are the Dyson Ball Animal 2's out of stock everywhere? Still worth it to buy now? Or thinking about the Shark Vertex.
It just seems to be the way things are now. I wish I could say different.
Would the Orgin be justified of its on sale for $199 right now?? Looking into get this
Do you have the shark rocket Duo clean and zero m because I'm going this vacuum for Christmas
ua-cam.com/video/9ohD0Jk6WTY/v-deo.html
Any plans to review the Dreame T30?
The BEST Dyson Vac. is the one you don't buy. that company so is over rated.. btw Great Vids!!
Thanks 👍
I don't understand why dyson hasn't made their U.S. uprights the same as in the UK. It would make sense to cause it's more efficient right?
I don't recall what it was exactly... but I know something annoyed me about the U.S. version compared to the UK one that I saw online and do recall complaining to Dyson and asking them why couldn't they do the same thing as the UK variant. Looking up the UK version I believe one of my complaints was the US version doesn't have the Articulated handle which seems like a nice feature.
And a side note... Dyson kind of sucks in a way because they stopped making corded vacs. Sure they're still making their main models of the corded, but we'll never get an updated variant of the corded as the years pass. Which I assume eventually they'll be behind other manufacturers. And I personally will never by cordless.
Do you still have the riccar r40p? And how you compare it to the animal 2?
I use a 14 inch floor brush with the wand for floor cleaning to get a better scrub in the kitchen and reach around the toilet and under the beds with riccar r40p.
Hey man can you do a review on vacuums with retractable cords?
I can't make any promises right now, but thank you for that suggestion.
VacuumWars can you maybe review the Nannyvac robot vacuum cleaner range, because I don’t know what to buy and there are new Nannyvac robot vacuum cleaners coming out in 2022. So can you please make review videos about the Nannyvac range!!!🥺🙏🏼🥺🙏🏼
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I can't make any promises right now, but thank you for that suggestion.
@@VacuumWars Thank you for replying, I asked other UA-camrs if they can review them, but they never replied.Thanks again for replying !!!!!!!!!😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
@@VacuumWars You are the best vacuum UA-camr reviewer ever!!!!!😆😆😆😆😆😆 I really really really think you need way more subscribers, because you are always so nice, always give reliable information and produce the best videos ever!!!!!!!🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 And I see you put a lot of effort in your videos and testing and it probably take a lot of time to do everything!!!🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩Thank you for all of your effort!!!😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
@@VacuumWars I just want to say that the Nannyvac range is selling in South Africa 🇿🇦 so if you want to review them you must transport it to you. Sorry that I am saying it now 😔😔😔😔😔
Could u do a review on the dyson dc50
Please do a review on Kärcher VC3 if possible?! this is a European canister vacuum cleaner at an affordable price and pleasant technical characteristics.
I can't make any promises right now, but thank you for that suggestion.
Have you reviewed the Sonic clean vacuum?
I would like to ask a question my vacuum I have now is a shark dual when I vacuum with it the front brush just came right off and I wasn't pushing really hard I hit the sofa with it and I had to snap the body back together on the vacuum like it was coming apart wasn't no screw or nothing I try to snap it back on it seem like it's it didn't want to go back on but it's spinning and everything as usual I don't like that it seem like with the two brushes I have more problems with it and I want to know is the Dyson animal too better vacuum because I do have a dog my rug is not that thick and I just want something to get the dog hair up but don't get me wrong I do like the shark but I went through two sharks already the front brush of the last one was going very very slow and I'm thinking that when that brush or something get caught it's going to be very expensive to get replaced or repair if something break in there with the dual brush I just want to know your opinion which vacuum is better the lift away shark or the Dyson animal 2
Look at the U.K. spec Small ball 2. It has a new motor, totally reigned floor head which is basically a large v11 head, and they are massively quieter. I have no idea why Dyson do not sell these in the US.
Can you do a video on the bissell multi clean allergen lift off?
You can search a youtube channel for content. Try searching this one. He does a lot of inexpensive vacuums and Bissell falls into that category.