Can I use a Dyson DC25 with these? How?
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I put just about anything in these bags. It will depend how often you use the bag depends how long they last. I absolutely love them. It helps me keep my house clean.
1606829
I'm not familiar with the Dyson DC25, but if it has a detachable hose, I'm sure it will work. If I can get my cheap vacuum to work with these, then an expensive vacuum like the Dyson should be able to do it too. All you really need is a vacuum with a hose to suck out the air from the valve.
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As long as you have a hose or attachment with a plain, flat, round end (to fit against the valve opening) you're good to go. You remove a small cap from the valve, then open it something like 1/2-3/4 of the way, turn on the vac and apply the end of your vacuum hose (or tube) to othe valve and hold it flat - you do need to slightly lift the valve as you do his, so the air circulates properly. But after a couple of tries, it's easy.
1683339
I would definitely think so. Suction power in my opinion would be the most important thing. That is the reason I stayed away from DC24. It would have been DC25 or DC18 but the cheaper price got the deal in favor of DC18. Just now picked up the DC18 (discountinued as of Sep 08) using the 20% discount coupon at Bed,Bath&Beyond. Haven't opened it yet, but hope the experience would be a good one. Good luck to you.
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I have the DC45 cordless and wanted the pet brush attachment, I called the customer service department (number is in your manual) and they got my vac and the attachment put them together to see if it would work, (even though the pet attach. wasn't meant for the cordless) and it worked! I would call and ask Dyson directly, they will help you. I plan on calling them myself to ask if I can use this.
309134
From what I have seen all Dyson attachments are compatible with all models. I do not have the handheld unit but do have 3 upright vacuums. I use mine for fans and my plantation shutter slats. It works pretty nice but rotates very easy which can get slightky annoying. The attachment that comes with the allergy kit is better for plantation shutters actually so I bougt that kit. I recommend that one the most.
1235438
I don't know. But, it comes with an adapter that works with my small shop vac. The adapter will connect slips onto the hose and then you attach the Dyson fittings.
2223546
On This site, simply do some of the work you need to do by clicking on just the word Dyson. Don't add any more words to it. You will see page after page of every option to add to the model if it doesn't come with it.Heck, all Vac's come with basic attachments.They can't all come with every job type that's needed.Some here even use the Dyson in a barn sucking up hay and rabbit crap. Who'd a thought?But that's not even close to the right machine for the job.They make shop vac's for that, with no moving parts.
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I don't have a DC44, but I do have both a DC31 and a DC35. It fits both of those without problems. I bought this accessory as a substitute for the Dyson-branded brush which is almost identical. I tried to buy the Dyson- branded version of this brush but it only comes with the DC 44 and not as an separate item.
1227014
The Dyson DC33 would work great for you. I also have varying surfaces in my home and long hair. The vacuum sucks up all kinds of hair and debris on all kinds of surfaces. Had it for a couple of months and I love it
1227016
I bought the Dyson DC33 a few months ago and it is the best vacuum I have ever had. I have mostly carpeting and some hardwood but it works well with both. You may want a response from someone with all hardwood flooring BUT I must say the thing is powerful.. I told my brother in law to get one for my sis for Xmas... unromantic gift of course! haaa
960700
Yes, the Dyson Home Cleaning Kit - like all the Dyson products - is high quality, and I have found it to work very well with the dc59 animal. I've been more than satisfied with its performance.
556488
I honestly do not know. If you used a voltage converter, like we do when we have to travel, it might work. My suggestion would be to contact Dyson directly. They may have a model that is made for 220 voltage.
1692362
Yes you can. I have both the Flatout Head Tool and the Dyson DC35 and have used them together a number of times with no issues. It works quite well and extends battery life since you're not powering a power head. I hope this helps.
1449958
My understanding this was meant for the Cordless versions of Dyson - I own a DC24 compact upright and all the accessories work for it, please check before purchasing
309136
The tool comes with an adaptor that fits certain models. Check with Dyson to be certain, but I think it will work on a dc15.
305192
I don't think so. I bought mine here in north america and use here. You better call Dyson for info.
1566187
I have a DC 25 and it did not stay connected... I don't know what Dyson vacuum this extension hose would fit. You might want to call DYSON or look at the DYSON website to see if they can give you a product no. Then check back on Amazon to see if it works with your DC31. Hope this helps, Good Luck!
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Mine also is the DC25, and does not have a lever to adjust the height. My understanding is they are self adjusting. I have a low pile carpet in most of the home but do have some areas that have a medium pile. I see no difference going from one to the other. I have not encountered the problem you describe with my Dyson, so maybe could be the pile. You could try making sure the bristle bar is free of hair, or maybe off the track. Other than that, I would contact Dyson directly and make a complaint to them. I would think the Dyson you purchased should be able to handle any type carpet. Best of luck to you.... Mine also is the DC25, and does not have a lever to adjust the height. My understanding is they are self adjusting. I have a low pile carpet in most of the home but do have some areas that have a medium pile. I see no difference going from one to the other. I have not encountered the problem you describe with my Dyson, so maybe could be the pile. You could try making sure the bristle bar is free of hair, or maybe off the track. Other than that, I would contact Dyson directly and make a complaint to them. I would think the Dyson you purchased should be able to handle any type carpet. Best of... » Read More Mine also is the DC25, and does not have a lever to adjust the height. My understanding is they are self adjusting. I have a low pile carpet in most of the home but do have some areas that have a medium pile. I see no difference going from one to the other. I have not encountered the problem you describe with my Dyson, so maybe could be the pile. You could try making sure the bristle bar is free of hair, or maybe off the track. Other than that, I would contact Dyson directly and make a complaint to them. I would think the Dyson you purchased should be able to handle any type carpet. Best of luck to you.... « Show Less