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With three very hairy and constantly shedding dogs, all weighing over 80 lbs, its SUPER important to have a GOOD vacuum around here.

I despise buying vacuums.. But you do what you have to do. I've had two Dysons over the last 10 years. I really didnt want o spend another $600 on a vacuum.. But penny wise and dollar foolish kept ringing in my head.

Bought the new DC 41 Animal... WOW....

Superior to any of the previous Dysons I've owned and with a five year warranty, its a great purchase...

So with Valentines just around the corner, and what wife wouldn;t want a Dyson from Cupid ???? :eek::eek::eek:

Seriously, if your in the market... Don't over look....

Now back to being a MAN.....:D:D:D

So what did the DC 41 end up costing ?

I could not get it to link but google , Greaseman , Ragnad - "A Real Vacujack".

Scroll to volume VIII - # 3.

Brian; I too have a dyson and it's a great vacum. I don't have the model you have, but it is quite efficient.

When I retired, I tried to pick up some of the household duties the wife had always done (she still works). We had a crappy vacum and two cats. When we purchased the dyson, I would tell people all I have to do so turn it on in the middle of the living room floor, and the cat hair comes running across the hardwood floors into the machine:eek:.

5th (Marty)

Mike it was like 589 from Best Buy.

Marty, I liked my previous ones, I truly love this one. I avoided the "ball" technology for some reason or another, and now I regret it. It literally glides. With hardwood, a lot of area rugs and plenty of tile, it works on all really really well. They shortened the canister, which sucks, but I'm willing to empty twice.