Review on Vacuum cleaner Dyson V11 Absolute (SV14) UK, nickel/blue by Franciszka Adamska ᠌
Not a bad product, nothing extraordinary.
I went for the most powerful vacuum cleaner I could find in the hopes that it would be able to take the place of the one I normally use, but that it would also be more inexpensive, more maneuverable, and that it would make cleaning more exciting and enjoyable. The quality of the vacuuming itself does not appear to be the source of any particular complaints; nonetheless, the maneuverability and convenience of usage leave much to be desired. If you have experience using upright vacuum cleaners, I think you will enjoy this one. If there is no experience, I recommend taking a closer look at the store if you need it. at general, I would rank the vacuum cleaner as normal. If you have experience using upright vacuum cleaners, I think you will like this one. If this is going to be your first time purchasing a vacuum cleaner, I would suggest paying attention to the "habits" you have when cleaning. * Usually, when I vacuumed along the baseboard with a standard vacuum cleaner, I would position the nozzle so that it was parallel to the baseboard. However, because this vacuum cleaner has a turbo brush, this method will not work because the nozzle cannot move in a sideways direction. Because of this, you won't be able to vacuum in the space between the wall and the table with a standard nozzle (although an older vacuum cleaner might be able to do this without the need for any additional nozzles; you'd just have to turn the brush in the opposite direction). I frequently move the brush to a different location; for example, I might move it beyond the threshold, or I might rearrange it if I notice that some dirt was missed, etc. When I used my old vacuum cleaner, everything was mechanical. However, this one is so much heavier that I can immediately tell the difference, and by the time I'm done cleaning, my hands are starting to hurt. * In a standard vacuum cleaner, the pipe can be turned over with relative ease, and the nozzles can be switched out with a single action. Here, out of routine, you won't do this; the heavy portion will weight it, and you'll have to put it down and change it.
- Lack of wiring
- - a little on the heavy side - You have to hold the button for it to work - it's really inconvenient, although it can be pressed easily, but sometimes there is a need to shift from hand to hand, intercept, and the vacuum cleaner stops at this time - it's annoying (especially the sound: the uniform sound of the vacuum cleaner is perceived normally, but " torn" is very unpleasant to hear). - It does not perform well with hair on armchairs or a sofa, and you will need to do it several times (and let me remind you that the pipe of this vacuum cleaner is heavier than the pipe of a typical vacuum cleaner). Because of its height and thickness, the main turbo brush cannot be stored beneath the wall-hung toilet. I didn't test the rest of them since I don't want to use a roller in the bathroom. You have to bring the nozzles with you at all times. The container that is positioned under the garbage is the one that can be seen the best. Because an upright vacuum cleaner is required to be in the access zone at all times, it is quite likely that it is positioned in a highly visible area. And in this case, it has a container that is entirely see-through (which, if not wiped thoroughly after each cleaning, does not look very aesthetically attractive), which, in addition, according to what they say, scratches over time and becomes foggy - the cost. My opinion is that it is not worth the money, and I'm even considering the possibility of attempting to sell it at a flea market. Instead, I might try to find a different sort of vacuum cleaner for a dozen dollars, use it to pick up small objects if something has been strewn, and then use a regular vacuum cleaner to clean the room thoroughly. More requirements were placed on the vacuum cleaner that offered the best value for the money.
