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We Know: All About Dyson Vacuums
About Dyson Vacuums
Dyson vacuums do not lose suction. Because they are bagless and rely instead on centrifugal force, Dyson vacuums cannot
lose suction or clog up.
Because of their unique interior cone design, Dyson vacuums provide even higher suction power than most vacuums.
Types of Dyson Vacuums
There are many models of Dyson vacuums. Here are several of their models:
- DC15 Animal: Designed especially to vacuum pet hair from difficult places including your vehicle, stairs, and
upholstery. Includes a carpet care kit, low reach floor tool for easier cleaning under low furniture, and a mini turbo
tool. Sells for around $600.
- DC15 Full Kit: Comes with an extra filter so that you can wash one and use the other. Also includes a long bristle
tool to clean bare floors without scratching them. Will clean dirt, dust, and pet hair from difficult to reach places. Sells
for around $650.
- DC14 Full Gear: Comes with extra floor cleaning gear. The mini turbine head removes soil from tight spots. Cleans
stairs easily. Includes carpet care kit and Zorb powder that absorbs carpet soil. Spills and scuffs are removed with Dyzolv
spray. The brushbar can be shut off when vacuuming delicate floors or rugs. Sells for around $600.
- DC15 Total clean: Uses the ball system to zigzag around and between furniture for easy and more thorough
cleaning. The mattress cleaning tool will suck up mattress dust, clean pillows and comforters. The mini turbine head
removes pet hair from tight spots. Sells for around $630.
The Advantages of Dyson Vacuums
Dyson vacuums have several advantages over other vacuum cleaners, including:
- Constant suction.
- No maintenance costs because there are no bags or filters to replace.
- Work as well on hard floors as on carpet.
- The vacuum exhausts clean air instead of recycled dirty air. The room's air becomes cleaner than it was before you
vacuumed.
- Dyson vacuums suck up bacteria, mold spores and dust mites.
- The vacuum's mini turbine head sucks up allergens and pet hair from curtains and upholstery.
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