How does it differ from the regular (non animal) DC59?
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I think the difference between the DC59 Animal and the DC58 Non-animal (I don't believe there is a non-animal DC59) is the attachments. The DC59 comes with the long floor attachment to allow the vacuum to be used as a full length floor vacuum (along with a bigger carpet attachment) along with several other upholstery and a ceiling fan attachment. The DC58 just comes with the regular attachments but doesn't have the long tube to extend or any of the powered attachments. So basically you're paying extra to be able to use this handheld like a full size and have several attachments designed to get pet hair (and other stuff) off the couch cushions and the stairs and the ceiling fan. . . I think the difference between the DC59 Animal and the DC58 Non-animal (I don't believe there is a non-animal DC59) is the attachments. The DC59 comes with the long floor attachment to allow the vacuum to be used as a full length floor vacuum (along with a bigger carpet attachment) along with several other upholstery and a ceiling fan attachment. The DC58 just comes with the regular attachments but doesn't have the long tube to extend or any of the powered attachments. So basically you're paying extra to be able to use this handheld like a full size and have several attachments... » Read More I think the difference between the DC59 Animal and the DC58 Non-animal (I don't believe there is a non-animal DC59) is the attachments. The DC59 comes with the long floor attachment to allow the vacuum to be used as a full length floor vacuum (along with a bigger carpet attachment) along with several other upholstery and a ceiling fan attachment. The DC58 just comes with the regular attachments but doesn't have the long tube to extend or any of the powered attachments. So basically you're paying extra to be able to use this handheld like a full size and have several attachments designed to get pet hair (and other stuff) off the couch cushions and the stairs and the ceiling fan. . . « Show Less
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Non animal (regular) comes with different head on the sucker. You can vary from looking at the pics.
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I think the difference between the DC59 Animal and the DC58 Non-animal (I don't believe there is a non-animal DC59) is the attachments. The DC59 comes with the long floor attachment to allow the vacuum to be used as a full length floor vacuum (along with a bigger carpet attachment) along with several other upholstery and a ceiling fan attachment. The DC58 just comes with the regular attachments but doesn't have the long tube to extend or any of the powered attachments. So basically you're paying extra to be able to use this handheld like a full size and have several attachments designed to get pet hair (and other stuff) off the couch cushions and the stairs and the ceiling fan. . .
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What about the DC25? I'm thinking about buying that one. Does it have the same problems as the DC17 or have they improved it? I looked at it's reviews. There's only 9, but they're pretty good.
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It does not say on the outside, just a code - DC36. But all three are still working great and since then, we bought another three for my Mother-in-law and they're all good too.
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They're the same. The d950 and d955 simply refers to the frequency they are used depending on the Country.
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Get DC 40 for your dog -lighterI use DC 50 for my pointers but for beagle 40/swedish hunter
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I can't verify that it is, but I have been using the DC9091 on both a DW991 and DW954 and it works very well on both models.
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I believe there are 2 main things that make it an "animal" model. First the battery lasts longer than the DC35 with boost mode on (8 min compared to 6). Second, I believe the brush has more bristles and spins faster on the 44 compared to the 35; According to the Dyson website - "The motorized floor tool has twice the power of the DC35 floor tool, to drive the bristles deeper into the carpet pile with more force. Floor tool attaches to the wand or directly to the machine for cleaning awkward spaces."
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Can't be of much help. We own a DC-34 and are very satisfied with it. But don't know anything about the DC58. Suggest looking at the specs.
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Should work, the difference between the DC9096 & DC9098 is the DC9096 is the 18 volt standard battery and the DC9098 is the 18 volt compact battery. The DC9096 is a just a taller battery than the DC9098.
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Hi Tim, Thank you for the question. The standard configuration for the DC5700 is one serial port. HP did offer an option to add a second serial port. All of our DC5700 Desktops have the standard configuration of one serial port. Thank you, Jason
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Yes. I own the DC44 and I've used it on numerous occasions. I hope this helps.
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I have a DCR015 and I love it. But I do not know the difference between the to.
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The only difference I can see is the Peak torque spec. The CT has 450 In/Lbs peak torque while the regular has 550 in/lbs.
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works fine on a DC 25 regular - think animal just has filters (in other places)
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Well I think they are the same thing, totally identical in the key parameters. And I also received a DC58.
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A note about the DCD model numbers is that the three digit number that appears after the letters will either end in a 0 or a 5. In this situation if it ends in a 0 (i.e DCD980M2) then that model is a Drill Driver only whereas if it ends in a 5 (i.e DCD985M2) then it's a `combi drill' and has a hammer function to work with masonry.
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I only have a DC35 which uses lithium ion battery. The DC59 uses a nickel manganese cobalt battery which is much more expensive. The batteries look similar but the DC59 has a different plug-in configuration as compared to the DC35