What is the difference between the Dyson DC41 Animal and the Dyson DC41 Animal Complete? Is it just add ons or are there true differences?
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Adds on only. You will love this vacuum, it does take a while to get use to.
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I believe the additional tools and tool bag make the difference. I like how easy it is to use, especially when it comes to emptying it.
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the complete provides all the tools which are more expensive if bought seperately. If you have a pet, want to vacuum your car or have stairs as well as vacuuming furniture, drapes or ceilings among other things you definitely want the complete.
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They are the same machine. The Complete comes with all the tools. If you use your vacuum cleaner to clean a lot, get the complete, it's cheaper than buying the tools separately.
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The difference is the extra tools included. I've used all of them and am glad to have the right tool for the job.
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I think the compete comes with a seperate bag with attachments. Mine has a few pieces on the vacuum itself but then I have another bag with more attachments. To be honest, I don't think I've pulled out the bag of attachments yet to use.
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I cannot compare with Dyson, since i never had one. Samsung is working great on carpets, has strong suction, it is very goon on hard floor as well.I have no pets, cannot tell about pet hair. It works very well on stairs, has all necessary headers. I own it for more than a year. Great piece, i love it ( my husband loves it even more - adjustable and long telescopic tube and powerhead)! they are very big in Europe, i wish they were better represented in the US - it was very hard to find it in any store.
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Sherry, I just received my dyson groom tool kit, and, yes, it is the same as the one sold alone. I tried it out as soon as I got it out of the box and it is absolutely wonderful. They were right; you do not get one piece of hair on the floor. My husband said the dog wouldn't sit still because of the sound. She loved it and she let me do it for about an hour and I got too tired. I think she would have laid there all day while I groomed her. She feels so soft now. She is part husky and I filled the canister completely full. haha Highly recommend it. I don't know how much use I will get out of the other tools that came with this kit, but the grooming kit was worth it by itself.
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I believe that they are very similar. The only possible difference would be the material content. They work the same and I have been cleaning mine after every use (which my full size vacuum). They work in the Neato vacuum if that is your question.
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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.
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The Dyson DC65 Animal Complete. I have the first dyson vac ever made and still love it but I was visiting a friend and they had the newer one with the ball. What a difference, so easy to maneuver. Since I have two cats I decided to get the new DC65. It is great, pics up hair like nothing and the attachments are great for upholstery. We keep the original one upstairs and use the new one downstairs. No more carrying the vac up and down the stairs.
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How tall is a tall person? And I still do not understand the difference between dc59 and the animal vacuum? It was not clear, I has long hair and I have a pet dog, and wood, ceramic tiles and rugs. We live in a sandy area. What is best vacuum?
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The DC17 is an older model which Dyson no longer sells direct but is still available online and in some stores. The DC28 replaced it and is the newest non-ball animal model. The biggest difference between them is weight and suction: the DC17 weighs 33 pounds versus 20.61 pounds for the DC28, and 24 pounds for the ball DC25. The DC28 has more suction: 245 air watts versus 220 air watts for both the DC17 and the DC25. I don't have either model: I have the older DC14 Dyson Animal which, after 6 years, still has amazing suction (it has the 5/8 gallon bin). In comparing the DC25 Animal ball to the DC28 Animal, the big difference (beyond the ball technology which gives the DC25 more maneuverability) is the size of the gallon bin: DC25 has 1/3 gallon bin versus the DC28's larger 5/8 gallon bin, so you will be emptying the DC25 more frequently, which could be a pain if you have long haired cats or dogs which shed frequently; so that's the trade-off, also there is a price difference although Amazon has good discounts on both models. My DC14 does clog but it can be easily cleaned by taking the canister off completely (it comes off with the push of a button), and wiping it down with a damp paper towel or sponge. If you can't get all the small holes unclogged doing that, you can use the end of a paper clip or tiny screwdriver to stick in the holes and push out any remaining debris. It is a bit annoying to have to do only because Dyson advertises that you never need to do this. I also rinse out the bin from time to time (they provide instructions for doing this). Hope this helps in making a decision which model to buy.
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The motor head is worse the brush bar barely touches the floor. I have had both the dc59 animal and the dc59 Motrhead and I like the animal much better. Dyson claims the motorhead works better due to its stand alone powered brush bar but I beg to differ. I think they failed with the brush bar itself and didn't put it low enough. Get the animal, it's a cheaper better vacuum.
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I have trouble making a choice between Dyson DC25 All Floor and DC25 Animal. I have both hardwood floor and carpet as well.
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Hi.. I purchased the DysonC65 this past summer. I wanted/needed a vacuum that performed better and outlasted my previous 2 vacuums. After lots of research thru independent review websites, I decided to purchase the DysonC65 vacuum! I bought it thru Amazon.com and it did include a 5-year warranty! I have three area rugs, none of mine are loose weave. The first time I vacuumed with the Dyson, my rugs were not only debris free, the very unexpected surprise was the carpets looked cleaner, brighter, colors more vivid. That was a very happy feeling. I stood there looking at my rugs kinda shocked. Then looked at the canister and saw how quickly it filled up! It was getting out actual deep dirt, that my previous vacuum weren't powerful enough to pick up. There is no other explanation. The rest of our home is either hardwood, or stone. We have NO carpeting at all. The Dyson is not cheap! I too had questions and wanted to know if this would be a good investment. So far, I say, YES, definitely. We have two dogs.. one with a double coat. He sheds so much. He is a dear sweet thing so either sweeping or vacuuming up after him is worth having him in our family. I hope my experience with the DysonC65 helps you decide! Jan Cappell - Royal Oak, MI
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I don't have a DC39, but I do have a DC26 Animal. The part mentioned fits that model just fine (I just tested it). It also works with my Dyson portables.
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I bought both of my Dyson's when the price was less than $350 - I bought two. I bought them seperately becuase after I bought the first one I decided that I would rather have one for upstairs and one for downstairs. I found that the attachments that came with them work well for me. I may buy the attachment for pet hair eventually but for now I do not need it. I have two cats. I absolutely love my Dysons. They work well on all carpets and the floors in my home. I have tried SO many vaccums and this is the absolute best. It is worth the money but I did wait until the prices were good - around Christmas was the best I have noticed. I am going to buy one for my daughter this Christmas. I bought both of my Dyson's when the price was less than $350 - I bought two. I bought them seperately becuase after I bought the first one I decided that I would rather have one for upstairs and one for downstairs. I found that the attachments that came with them work well for me. I may buy the attachment for pet hair eventually but for now I do not need it. I have two cats. I absolutely love my Dysons. They work well on all carpets and the floors in my home. I have tried SO many vaccums and this is the absolute best. It is worth the money but I did wait until the prices were good - around... » Read More I bought both of my Dyson's when the price was less than $350 - I bought two. I bought them seperately becuase after I bought the first one I decided that I would rather have one for upstairs and one for downstairs. I found that the attachments that came with them work well for me. I may buy the attachment for pet hair eventually but for now I do not need it. I have two cats. I absolutely love my Dysons. They work well on all carpets and the floors in my home. I have tried SO many vaccums and this is the absolute best. It is worth the money but I did wait until the prices were good - around Christmas was the best I have noticed. I am going to buy one for my daughter this Christmas. « Show Less
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I have a DC07 in repair right now. I was told by the repair person that the newly manufactured Dyson's have a 5 year because they have inproved some of the wear/tear parts in them. He said the new ones are gear driven where as the older model have cluthes and belts.
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The Dyson DC44 "Animal" comes with (1) wall/counter battery charger that also holds all the tools - they snap right in place, (2) one REMOVABLE battery, (3) brush tool, (4) crevice tool, (5) large floor motorized head (9" wide), (6) small, improved motorized head (5" wide vs 4-3/8" with DC35), and (7) extension tube for floor use (or long reach for cobwebs/dust). NOTE: the DC35 was the last Dyson cordless vacuum with a QUICKLY SWAPPABLE BATTERY. The DC44 battery now has 2.0Ah capacity, but for some unknown (or is that "inane") reason, Dyson made the battery for both the DC44 AND DC59, non-removable and non-swappable. Now, removal of either the DC44 or DC59 battery requires removal of a special, "tamper resistant" screw, plus even further effort to release it from the handle. So basically, the battery for both the DC44 and DC59 is permanently attached to the vacuum (very dumb idea for a "rechargeable" tool). Once the original battery runs out, you must put the complete unit back in the wall charger and wait at least 30 minutes (more likely, one to two hours) for a full recharge....no quick change to a fresh battery pack to finish the job. Who will remember exactly where they left off once the battery drains after 6 to 8 minutes? What? Use low power to extend vacuum time? WTF4? Why would you want to vacuum the same area (especially carpet) with multiple passes on low, what can likely can be sucked up with one pass on high??? Kinda defeats the longer "run time" concept just a little, huh? Totally worthless marketing idea dumbas...ah, dyson. Oh yeah...and your mattress is FREEEE......
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The regular has two, but the animal has three. And yes, if you go to Dyson's shop (by clicking the dealer's name below the product title) you will see a bunch of other tools you can buy. The additional tool that comes with the animal is a mini turbine, which is used to pick up per hair.
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The DC33 picks up hair exceptionally well. I reside with 2 elderly people and a dog, and it seems like all of us are constantly shedding. I'm always amazed at the amount of hair I see when I empty the Dyson's dust bin. I sometimes wonder that we're not completely bald. The Dyson transitions easily - but manually - from carpets to solid floors.