Dyson

I am an odd girl. I have an obsession with vacuuming, a healthy obsession. I actually love vacuuming as a form of relaxation. I am not afraid to express my adoration for the chore. I like mopping as well.
The Dyson is the Rolls Royce of vacuums. If you have one of these and can brag to your lady friends that you have one… you will be admired.
Here is the issue, they’re damn pricey. I’ve been asking one for years and honestly, it is way too $$ for me to get a full one. My parents on the other hand bought me a mini hand held one from Future Shop (reviewed that store) that works just as well if you’re willing to go down on your hands and knees.
The vacuum is heavy. It is a cordless, however, it takes 3 hours to charge for 15 minutes of use time. In theory it seems short, however, I’ve actually done all 3 floors of my house on a hand held in under that time plus two levels of stairs.
My specific model has a clear chamber. I am obsessed with trying to fill the thing with dust and I am always amused weekly as to how much dust accumulates in one of these machines.
I love the hand held dryers in the washroom.

Hard not to when your sales revenue are $ 6 billion pounds annually! Love their hand dryers, using high air speeds versus warm air conventional hand dryers that increase electrical/​heating costs — businesses will love this, in particular restaurants, with their lower profit margins. Dries hands in 12 seconds versus 43 seconds, give or take a few, depending if you’re in a rush or not haha.
In Canada, still waiting to see which restaurant will get the first Tap model, and you’re going to love this, even as a consumer: a one-​stop shop to wash and dry your hands in one spot, right at the sink. Without dripping water on the floor after washing, to get to a hand dryer, depending on the setup in the restroom/​washroom (what we say in Canada lol).
But hats off to the inventor; he initially designed for a better wheelburrow, then to vacuum cleaners and now the handryers. Impressive, not even an inventor initially, just wanted to make better products that big boys ie Hoover, Dirt Devil, etc. couldn’t think of earlier.

This is a review of the Dyson product rather than the actual factory in Malmesbury — although I know they are a big employer in the area.
Dyson Vacuum cleaners have been used in our house for at least ten years and we still use them. The first one that we had cleaned our carpet like a dream (or nightmare rather) and soon filled the container which just goes to show how inefficient our old bagged cleaner was. The parts are easy to get hold of when they break (they seem to be made of cheap plastic parts) and they are easy to take apart and put back together. However, remember to take it apart regularly and clean out all the filters and channels plus the brush to keep it working well.