DYSON DC24 BALL compact upright vacuum cleaner

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ESP

Senior member
 Braintree
My good lady Wife has just informed me that she has Won a new Hoover in some raffle at work,
so our less than 10month old DYSON DC24 BALL is surplus to requirements now so its on offer to you guys first before going on ebay.

Its USED (but ill clean it best I can and clean out the filters)
All the filters are washable.
Its the Small version of the upright (plus the handle folds down for even easier storage).
Easily out performers larger upright vacuum cleaners
It a awesome bit of kit
As easy to use as the advert on TV say
Great for hovering a Z4 too, with its removable hose and tools.

I will try and get some actual images this weekend.
Looking at £108 + £12 delivery via FedEx

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SZe3GkeOR4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gytEonWqXuY

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10months old? Surprise it still works :poke: Sorry, couldnt resist some Dyson bashing!

For those that like them... GLWS!
 
DrNick said:
10months old? Surprise it still works :poke: Sorry, couldnt resist some Dyson bashing!

For those that like them... GLWS!
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I wasn't aware of any issues with Dysons? This is our second one (plus we have one of those hand held jobbies) never had any issues at all.
Check out the reviews on AMAZON
http://www.amazon.co.uk/product-reviews/B0012LIU7Q/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1
 
TBF I think they are better these days - never used to be very well made, motors would just stop working, bits would fall off, they didnt clean very well, they did loose suction and they'd only last a couple of years compared to the 10 years plus of the German made Miele and Sebo.

Sorry for ruining your thread with my vendetta against this brand of vacuum!

The good news is there are many people that do like them and you are offering them a bargain :thumbsup:
 
I think he's in Hertford, these vacuums are great by the way.

Been using one for 3 years with absolutely no issues and it is so easy to store in small cupboards...

Much recommended.
 
Had a few dysons over the years, never had any issues. My Mum had one of the originals and it was still going about 7yrs later.
 
The latest Dysons are cracking machines, and yes, the warranty is transferrable, just give them a call.

I see the spammers are already on this thread :evil:

Mike
 
Ducklakeview said:
The latest Dysons are cracking machines, and yes, the warranty is transferrable, just give them a call.

I see the spammers are already on this thread :evil:

Mike
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They were.... Getting on for 3 years ago :lol:
 
ben g said:
Ducklakeview said:
The latest Dysons are cracking machines, and yes, the warranty is transferrable, just give them a call.

I see the spammers are already on this thread :evil:

Mike
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They were.... Getting on for 3 years ago :lol:
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Lol - Didn't even notice the date on thread, only clicked on it as it appeared in "New Posts" I presume, due to the spammer posting..

Oops..

Mike
 
ESP said:
My good lady Wife has just informed me that she has Won a new Hoover in some raffle at work,
so our less than 10month old DYSON DC24 BALL is surplus to requirements now so its on offer to you guys first before going on ebay.

Its USED (but ill clean it best I can and clean out the filters)
All the filters are washable.
Its the Small version of the upright (plus the handle folds down for even easier storage).
Easily out performers larger upright Tile vacuum
It a awesome bit of kit
As easy to use as the advert on TV say
Great for hovering a Z4 too, with its removable hose and tools.

I will try and get some actual images this weekend.
Looking at £108 + £12 delivery via FedEx

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SZe3GkeOR4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gytEonWqXuY

DC241_zpsa5b078e2.jpg

DC24_Dyson_Ball_zps6fd667ee.jpg

dyson_2_zps9aca037f.jpeg
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sry. But I prefer to buy the new one.
 
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