Vacuum cleaner group test

Few household appliances vary more widely than vacuum cleaners. After Dyson shook up the whole floor care market with its Cyclonic wunderkind, department stores are full of cylinders, uprights, bagged, bagless and handheld vacuums of all shapes, colours and sizes. It’s no longer enough to simply wheeze along gathering fluff until your bag needs changing. Now a vacuum cleaner needs power, practicality, efficiency and reliability to survive in the competitive market. …continue reading Vacuum cleaner group test

Dyson DC22 Baby Allergy

This is the smallest cylinder cleaner from Mr Dyson and it showcases a new Cyclone system that employs another level of tiny cyclones to draw out even smaller particles from the air flow. But does all that techy speak mean it’s a good vacuum? …continue reading Dyson DC22 Baby Allergy

Dyson unleashes air polishing Allergy buster

The Dyson DC22 Allergy is the perfect for allergy sufferers… unless you happen to be allergic to the idea of vacuuming.

Dyson has applied some nifty new tech to ensure its latest compact ground hog sucks up the tiniest troublesome particles.

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How to pick a vacuum that sucks

Giving the house a springtime spruce up needn’t be boring, or even hard work. The latest vacuum cleaners pack technology to take the hard labour out of housework, as well as clever designs to make them more effective too.

Come on in and read our simple guide to the best in cleaning technology, but erm, take your shoes off first, eh?

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