Dyson Ball DC24 Animal Upright Vacuum
- Weighs just 11.6 lbs. for alll around performance, but only 2/3 the size of a regular upright
- Ball technology allows the vacuum to steer smoothly with a turn of the wrist
- The Washable Lifetime HEPA filter traps microscopic allergens such as pollen
- Features: Pet Hair Pick-Up, Motorized Brush Roll, Cyclonic Action, Filter, Brush On/Off Switch, Non-Stop Suction, Easy Empty Dirt Container, Multi-Surface Cleaner, Washable Premotor Filter
- Includes: On Board Accessories
- Recommended Surface Application: Multi-Surface
- Filter Type: HEPA
- Capacity (volume): 0.19 Gal.
- Cleaning Path Width: 11.0 “
- Vacuum Attachments: Mini Turbine Head
- Cable/Cord Length: 20.0 ‘ L
- Hose Length: 8 ‘
- Power Source: Electric
- Dimensions: 43.3 ” H x 11.0 ” W x 13.7 ” D
- Weight: 11.7 Lb.
- Warranty Description: 5 Year Limited Manufacturer Warranty
Dyson Ball¿ DC24 Animal Upright Vacuum, Model DC24ANIMAL. Ultra Lightweight. Root Cyclone Technology. Ball Technology. Washable Lifetime HEPA Filter. Motorized Brush Bar. 115 Airwatts Constant Suction Power. 0.19 Gallons Bin Capacity. 20 Ft. Cord Length. Lavender With Silver Finish
List Price: $ 472.99
Price: $ 472.99
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The Dyson sphere: science fiction comes to life,
I live in a basement studio with two dogs and a muddy yard, and this is the perfect vacuum cleaner for me. How many times has this floor really needed a quick vacuuming, but I just didn’t feel like hauling my gigantic machine out and then manhandling it around the narrow spaces? Then spending half an hour dismantling it every time it sucked up a stray cable of yarn from the carpet? Now I find myself pulling out the Dyson just to get the dust bunnies or caked mud out of one corner!
It weighs about nine pounds, it fits in all my narrow spaces without having to move the furniture, the sphere turns on a dime, and it can suck the rust off of an abandoned Studebaker. The attachments click on simply and securely. The roller has a sensor that stops it from turning the moment it detects it slowing down because something is caught in the brush, so it doesn’t wind around fifty times. The bucket is easy to clean. It’s even light for carrying up stairs, and the stairway attachment is so compact that it does a good job.
The Dyson technology isn’t really the Dyson Sphere of sci-fi stories, an artificial sphere millions of miles in diameter built around a sun to capture every kilowatt-hour of its energy in order to power an advanced civilization. It’s named after James Dyson, the Briton who invented it. He went inside a sawmill and discovered that the walls were not covered with sawdust because it had a giant fan assembly that created a cyclone effect, spinning the dust down into a collector. He immediately thought of building a vacuum cleaner with the same cyclone technology, since the accumulation of dust on the sides of a brand new bag saps half the power of a conventional vacuum within a few minutes after turning it on for the first time.
Potential demerits: It doesn’t have a height adjustment so it may not be the best for thick carpeting. It’s got a narrow footprint so if you have a large area it may require more passes. The power cord is fairly short, but then electrical cords are very heavy and that would just add to the weight. It has a bucket instead of a bag so you have to wash it out when you empty it. That doesn’t happen very often in my tiny space but again, the small bucket is not meant for a big house.
The larger version of this has all those features you’d want in a big house, but it weighs more and doesn’t go into narrow spaces. And when I bought mine, the larger one was actually cheaper.
Other companies have ripped off the idea since it’s almost too simple to patent effectively. I have no idea how their products compare. I love my Dyson because it is PURPLE!
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