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Daddyo posted:I've got a Dyson DC17 and would only give it 2 out of 5 stars. I've had it for 3 years now and found that it manages to suck pet hair into the cyclone with an alarming frequency. I've had to use a coat hanger to clear the ports several times. I've got a DC17 as well, and I've noticed the same thing. We've got cats and a dog, and those little loving cyclone chambers always get blocked with pet hair, and the cyclone shroud thing isn't a user-serviceable part. Is this something that's been addressed with the new Dysons? I know they advertise them as "never clog," but mine sure as hell does. Regularly. The attachment wand is also awkward as poo poo to use in small spaces.
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rawk cawk posted:I have the DC25 Animal, and it has never clogged (I have 4 cats and live in the desert so they shed like crazy all year round). So apparently they resolved that issue, at least for the Animal version. I can't comment on the others, however. Looks like you're right, according to Wikipedia: quote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Dyson_products#DC17 Still annoying for a $450+ vacuum. Are Mieles and Riccars worth the money?
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