Pictures of my Dyson Vacuum

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Below are some pictures of my Dyson vacuum that I have had since Oct 2003 and managed not to break. Never before have I gone an entire year without a vacuum breakdown. I have long hair and you can see it wraps around the beater bar. On most vacuums this would eventually cause the belt to stretch and break. No belt problems here, the belt seems very well protected. Enough dog hair to make another dog! No problem, I think I have had one clog this year and the easy access points make it easy to remove. The final picture on the bottom shows that very very fine dirt is also picked up. You will be amazed at how much this sucker picks up!

Cyclone Power Doesn't Loose Suction	Belt Protected	Dog Hair
	800 Number on Handle	Very Fine Dirt

I love my Dyson vacuum. Like James Dyson says, things should work properly. Vacuuming has never been my favorite thing to do. In the old days I would start to vacuum and find the vac clogged, say bad words and flip the thing over on it's back, say more bad words cause I didn't have the proper tools to open it and fix it. Get the dang thing running right and then the belt would break, or the bag was full and I didn't have a spare. GEEZ, no wonder I hated to vacuum, by the time I was done fighting with the vacuum cleaner I was worn out. Dyson makes vacuuming simple, all you do is vacuum, no more fights and bad words. Make someone happy, give them a Dyson for Christmas.

Several friends have told me I was crazy to spend so much money on a vacuum cleaner, but I am from the old you get what you pay for school of thinking. I just kind of snickered at them and let them borrow my vacuum for a weekend. I guess they are a bit crazy too, they now also own Dysons. Thank you James Dyson for making a great vacuum cleaner!

Here it is August 2010 and my Dyson is still going strong after almost 7 years of use. How am I ever going to get to buy a new model Dyson when my old one won't break? The dog tried to help break my Dyson, he chewed through the cord but I soldered it back together and taped it up.