Review on Vacuum Cleaner Dyson Cyclone V10 Absolute Global, red/grey by Barbara Zatyka ᠌

It does not have any suction power. A child's orthopedic mat is a straightforward illustration of this concept. This mat is made of rubber and has a short pile, which means that it is flat. However, it also features a rubber hedgehog, and as a result, the vacuum cleaner is unable to remove anything from the pile, despite the fact that there is some dust and dirt present. There is also a problem with using a standard rug because the vacuum cleaner has the potential to rip it up and cease working immediately if it does so. To put it more succinctly, the vacuum cleaner works tolerably only on a surface that is exactly flat, it adheres straight to it, and it can be difficult to even take it off of it sometimes. At the same time, for some reason, the vacuum cleaner does not pick up heavier particles but rather drives it away. The buttons are all stuck, the trash is thrown out erratically, the filter allows the hair to pass through higher than it should, and you have to climb with your hand to tear it out of the container; only my hand crawls through. Washing the container is also so inconvenient that it stinks like that. Nozzles do not go under practically any furniture. In other words, after cleaning, you have to get up and crawl with a rag in order to gather debris from under the kitchen or the bed, despite the fact that in the past all of this was typically done with an average vacuum cleaner.