If You Had A Twin, But Didn't Realise...
Family Life0 min ago
One of my cats is long haired and the flat i've just moved into has a deeper pile carpet than my old one. I have a fairly new dyson vaccum cleaner which is not touching the cat hair!! I have to get down on my knees and rub the carpet in circles to get the cat hair up. This is exhausting and neverending.
Anyone - any ideas, you'd be saving my back!!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I thought I'd bought the ideal Dyson for the job a few years back....then a friend had a Dyson Animal delivered to my house & I couldn't help but try it on my carpets. It did such an amazing job that I got straight on the phone & ordered myself one. No, I don't work for Dyson!!!!
I always thought they were a waste of money & that you are just paying for the name, but I have to admit that I can't compare it to anything I've tried before & my floors are a real cat hair magnet!
I'm lucky as my cat is short haired and a normal hoover does the job, but my dad has three cats, two of which are long haired. He bought a Dyson and said he didn't realise exactly how much hair they lose or how much the carpet needed desparately dehairing! He said that the Dyson is fab and picks up hairthat you couldn't even see, i.e. it still picked up hair from the carpet after it had been vaccumed once by a normal cleaner.
It's amazing what you can find out if you look. I wanted to buy a Dyson as I have very long hair (but I'm not a cat!!) & it gets caught in the carpet. The only way to get it up is to break your back like Englishbird has to do. My mind is made up the Dyson Animal does what it says on the tin. I'm away onto comet.com!
Thank you ! :0)
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