Review on Dyson V8 Motorhead 🔋 Vacuum Cleaner: Powerful Performance in Gray by Dimitar Serafimov ᠌

The desire for "the one" led to the consistent replacement of vacuum cleaners once per year. There was a cyclone, a Karcher with a container for wet cleaning, an Electrolux Ultrasilencer, a Bosch, and a Philips vacuum cleaner with bags, and there was also a Bosch vacuum cleaner. But on New Year's Eve, they surprised me with a Dyson vacuum cleaner, and after that, I finally understood what it is to be happy! This is without a doubt the most effective vacuum cleaner I have ever made use of. Because I fell so deeply in love with it, I went out and purchased a second one to keep at the dacha. To begin, it is light, small, and easy to maneuver because the dust collection flask and the absence of wires (it is powered by a battery). It is true that the weight of the battery makes it somewhat challenging to keep it steady with one hand for an extended period of time, but this is in no way a deal breaker. It is simple to empty the flask's garbage into the garbage bin by shaking the flask. Really uncomplicated. And I thought it was quite remarkable that it picked up dust and debris 100 times better than ANY of my prior vacuum cleaners that used a bag, even when it was turned up to its maximum power setting. When I had a carpet with a dense pile, one of two things would happen: either crumbs would remain on the carpet, or the nozzle of the vacuum cleaner would jump off the pipe because it would stick so hard to the carpet (and this was an Electrolux!). Now, there are no issues at all; I can drive it with one hand and everything works well! The vacuum cleaner is attached to the wall in a hanging position next to the outlet. This configuration requires very little space, the pipe does not protrude in any direction, and it does not collapse like conventional vacuum cleaners frequently do. In overall, it is really tough to criticize anything about this vacuum cleaner because it has so few flaws. Unless it's supposed to rapidly discharge at maximum power, as I've read in previous reviews. Although that is the case! Only the carpets in two rooms and the entryway use it, along with the entrance door. In addition, the laminate and tiles found in the kitchen, hallway, and third room require only the standard amount of suction power to be completely cleaned. As a result, a single charge covers all three rooms of my flat perfectly well for me. In a nutshell: don't think twice about it; you won't be sorry you did!