Q:What Materials are used to make the latest Dyson Vacuum cleaners, and what techniques were used to make them.

Various polymers and injection molding. THe motor will use copper wire, which was drawn. Look on their website for more info.

Q:I am looking to replace my old vacuum cleaner and want to get a nicer one my old vacuum cleaner is a bissell power force we broke the piece of plastic that hold it upright and lost it while moving a few months ago we want to replace it with a better vacuum if anyone has any suggestion let me know.

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Q:i Can anyone give me more suggestions on this question. I have a collie that lives in my house at times, an carpet an vinyl floors in my house. Is there something better than the Miele S5981 Capricorn with SEB-236 Power brush.

i have a dyson its like jesus in a vacuum

Q:My son likes to help out around the house (he's 2 and a half). He has a toy vacuum cleaner, but I want one that actually works and picks things up. If he's going to quot;helpI want him to be productive. lol If you know of any good vacuums (upright or otherwise, one that works on carpet and vinyl flooring, etc.), and is relatively inexpensive, please let me know! Thanks!

dirt devil brand for kids actualy picks up like a sweeper vac and you can empty out the dirt and everything it picks up.

Q:I wanted to get my mom a vacuum for Christmas, Problem is i don't have a lot of extra money around this time of year. Wanted any suggestions on a NICE, AFFORDABLE, ( somewhere around $100-$125), preferably bag less, with easy to clean filters and filters that are easy to buy in a local store ( Walmart, Kmart) Upright, with no canister. And Maybe one that doesn't require much assembly. THANKS :)

The Bissel pet models have plenty of power, and a great non electric brush attachment for sofas etc. They are easy to clean and the filters are readily available.

Q:Hi all,Bought a Kirby Vacuum Cleaner yesterday as they claimed it picked up 99.5% of the dirt compared to what's on today's market, which picks up 5%. But for those of them who have them at home, did you find them better than what you had previously?

My mother-in-law bought one and hated it. But naturally she's old and couldn't exactly figure out the way everything worked on it, they are more complicated to change over to a hose for different kinds of cleaning. Anyway, she gave it to her son and his girl friend. She didn't like it either. When the salesman came by our house luckily my wife remembered about the one her mother had bought. They were asking some ridiculous price$1200 or so I think. After they left I saw a bunch of brand new ones on OKorder for like $700 I think it was. Anyway, we got ours free from her brother and it does work very well. It will push stuff around if you get the head too low on the carpet, you have to raise the head up a little with the little adjusters on the side then lower it back down so you're deep cleaning again. They're built like a tank, but fairly easily to take apart if you need to work on it. I'd recommend it.

Q:My daughter is about 10 days old. Between the friends/family stopping by to see her and the dog I am anxious to resume vacuuming the house. Does anyone have a strategy or time they would suggest to do that?

My daughter was a little startled by the noise at first, but the first three times or so I put her in a baby carrier on my chest while she was asleep so she got my heartbeat and a rocking motion to comfort her until she got used to the sound. After that it didn't bother her at all. Now that she is 13 months she likes to hold the vacuum and 'help' me.

Q:what is the best brand of vacuum cleaner? I'm about to buy one!?

Consumer Reports is O.K. But you need to determine what kind of vacuum cleaner you want. Canister or upright, bag or bag-less, you know what you need. Don't spend a lot of money. Most units are made so cheaply they may be considered disposable.

Q:theoretically, if a doctor had to do liposuction with a normall vacuum what kind would he use, and how we he go about it? And how would he go about resealing the opening with household items? Just wondering. Also how deep would you have to cut into the skin? thanks.

Cut the skin deep enough so that it bleeds, suck the fat out with a DustBuster, and seal it up with some good 'ol duct tape!

Q:Should I spend a lot and expect it to last for years, or should I spend a little and expect to replace it next year. What brand and model should I buy. Please help!

(copied okorder and on Epinions. Below is the link to the vacuum at Wal-Mart and the review on Epinions. Happy Vacuuming!