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Looking to buy a Dyson, Cheapest place to buy, recommendations

Mung bean View Member Profile	06/12/2012, 06:37 PM Post #1
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So I've had with out crappy vac, it has to be emptied once per room and we only live in a 2 bedroom unit. I'm thinking to bite the bullet and get a Dyson. I probably want the cheaper one which is the DC29 http://www.harveynorman.com.au/dyson-dc-mu...ustomer-reviews Can anyone make any final recommendations or reviews? Is there a cheap place online I can buy it from? I haven't even tested it out but have heard so many good things. Our home is 95% cream carpet Which as you can imagine makes things über fun with mr busy body toddler. The kitchen is tiled. Thanks This post has been edited by Mung bean: 06/12/2012, 06:38 PM

Lucretia Borgia View Member Profile	06/12/2012, 06:42 PM Post #2
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Stalking ....I'm looking to get one too...might wait till January sales....I'm desperate to get one, but I told DH on NO account was it to be included in my Christmas gift stash.....

Escapin View Member Profile	06/12/2012, 06:45 PM Post #3
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We have one, it's absolutely fab. We got ours as a wedding present from my parents 10 years ago and it's still powering on. You'll never look back I don't think the particular model really matters much, they all work the same.

duckasorus View Member Profile	06/12/2012, 06:47 PM Post #4
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We have a old crappy carpet and our vacuum is awesome! Our carpet feels much nicer now so i think worth every cent. We got the dyson allergy upright for $699 from good guys. $718 at masters you can get the upright animal. Both the cheapest prices i found.

Mung bean View Member Profile	06/12/2012, 06:48 PM Post #5
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Lol yep I told DP that this is what is happening and he can suck it up, suprisingly he said yes buy a vac but I don't think he knows it cost over $500 lol We just got a windfall of money which inevitability will be spent on a) useless small things like eating nice bought lunches or b) I'll spend it on something we actually need. I find if I don't justify myself he is much more accepting, the guilt lays in the justification

cinnabubble View Member Profile	06/12/2012, 06:50 PM Post #6
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I like cats, but I couldn't eat a whole one.
Try Appliances Online, Powerbuys or oo.com.au.

Mung bean View Member Profile	06/12/2012, 06:53 PM Post #7
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QUOTE (cinnabubble @ 06/12/2012, 07:50 PM) Try Appliances Online, Powerbuys or oo.com.au. Ta!

purplekitty View Member Profile	06/12/2012, 06:55 PM Post #8
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The difference between some models is the attachments included so you can get the basic model and only buy the extra attachments if you really need them. You can add to the later. The Dyson website is good for comparing models and then google for the best price on the model you decide on.

tigers17 View Member Profile	06/12/2012, 07:00 PM Post #9
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Love my Dyson! You will never look back

LiMa View Member Profile	06/12/2012, 07:06 PM Post #10
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I have the DC29 for $527 at work (Masters) The DC24 is $519 and the DC26 is $487 if that helps

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