Review on Vacuum cleaner Dyson V11 Absolute (SV14), grey/blue by Wiktor wikliski ᠌
Best thing for the money, glad I did it.
We spent a considerable amount of time looking at vacuum cleaners made by the Dyson brand, although we focused on earlier models from the vertical series. I had a lot of enthusiasm for everything, but due to the exorbitant cost, I decided not to purchase anything. Even though they referred to it as being "on credit," "in installments," and "in debt," they believed that it was inhumane. Then, we were informed that the V11 line of upright vacuum cleaners would soon be getting a new model with the designation V11. In general, all that was left to do was look and wipe away the drool that was falling. However, the litigation prevented that from happening, and the "gnusmus" that had been around for ten years burned down. When it came time to select a new vacuum cleaner, they didn't even bother hemming and hawing; they automatically went with him. Acquired in the year 2022. A very high-quality vacuum cleaner; here's hoping that this is not the final purchase of a Dyson product.
- Easily portable and ergonomic. (This is not the very first upright vacuum cleaner) "Sucks better -- than having a wife" A comprehensive collection of cleaning brushes, with sufficient power to last for an extended period of time.
- During use in the first half of the year, I started paying attention to the fact that the flask for waste was becoming matte; specifically, that the collected rubbish was polishing it, while the abrasive was making it matte. I came to the conclusion that the interior of the flask would benefit from having a polyurethane covering applied to it. Prior to that, it had been thoroughly taken apart and washed. The outcome exceeded my expectations. After some time, the same thing started to occur with the turbo brush. To begin, it frequently collides with a wide variety of obstructions, and the debris that is sucked into it ruins the interior. Having also disassembled the brush and fashioned a template for the exterior and inner components of the body's transparent portion, followed by fabricating and covering it with polyurethane, we have completed this step. There is a complication, but I will address it in the part devoted to the drawbacks; specifically, the issue concerns the quantity of nozzles. Naturally, it would be to my liking if not only in the PRO version there were additional nozzles, but also the PRO does not prefer the "gypsy" hue of execution. In spite of the fact that purchasing additional nozzles will set you back some cash, I have chosen to do so. Despite this, there is neither a place for them to be stored nor an organizer. (Through acquaintances in China, I was able to track out a non-authentic storage solution for them.)
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