That's all you need ona DC04 to remove the floor plate, blockages are accessed by the bits that just unclip. Taking the belt of the beater bar is not a normal requirement for clearing blockages.
That's not what they say at hospital causualty deparments, looking at rectal damage ;-) Maybe it's the smiley face that attracks certain types of users.
they can't even get the make right.
So I now know why people buy Henrys.
Huge wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@mid.individual.net:
No! Sebo and Miele fans are more obsessive.
"Dave Liquorice" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@srv1.howhill.co.uk:
If those are your only criteria then this should be right up your street.
Tim
Anyone who obsesses about vacuum cleaners is obsessive.
Tim+ wrote in news:207809154425311512.342703timdownie2003- nospampleaseyahoo.co.uk@news. eternal-september.org:
For a versatile machine that sucks well and can be used for many tasks then I would have a Henry.
For regular carpet cleaning and general house cleaning then I prefer a Dyson.
Fixed your post
Presumably by its undercarriage.
Lovely!
One can only suppose the 'ozone emission problem' of his early secret research to develop the atmospheric version of the MHD drive must have been a real show stopper.
Well, I quite like my Dyson but have never owned an Apple.
Though there are rumours afoot I might soon be working for them, takeover...
Andy
Anyone who obsesses about _anything_at_all_ is obsessive. What's your point?
I owned a Dyson - hated the plastic crappy thing and I'll admit to being a bit of an Apple fan :-)
Got shot of the Dyson, and replaced it with a Miele (I know, I know...)
intriguing... who might that be then (I assume you can't say)
Darren
The Dyson is fine, had to suffer using an apple something when house sitting for my sister...
Seems like there is very little, if any, overlap.
ROFL!
Some Manx cats have very short tails; used to have one like that, but I don't think the purists consider them "proper".
Yes there is; I have both. I like stuff that works and keeps on working.
Much prefer my Earlex. We did aquire a Henry but for normal household cleaning it wasn't as good as the DC04, for DIY the Earlex does wet and dry, bigger capacity, more suck, reuseable cartridge filter, power outlet so it switches on/off with connected appliance, tool storage, half the cost...
I prefer something that works, currently a Dyson DC04 that is getting on for 15 years old and at that age has out lived, and out performs, any other vacuum we've had. It was bought before any of the other makers had cyclone based vacuums in their ranges.
Thanks to all. I tried all the suggestions, suction sound, free running brush bar but could find nothing amiss so iot's off to Argos...
Thanks
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