Since I have an OCD about cleanliness and spend seemingly endless amounts of time cleaning, I assumed my world was more than reasonably sparkly. My world stopped spinning the day I got my new Dyson Animal canister vacuum and, after 20 minutes of vacuuming, saw what was spinning in the device’s canister. Gross!
I am the last person ever to get excited about a vacuum and I thought all that buzz about Dyson’s engineering was just nonsense. How
can one vacuum be so marketedly superior? It is. It seriously is brilliant. If you have a pet and old house, or both, the Dyson Animal will change your life. Smile.
The Dyson Animal is one of those few-and-far-between times when a company so totally leap-frogs everything else on the market and changes the landscape of its industry.
More about the Dyson Animal:
- The air driven brush bar is ideal for cleaning medium and short pile carpets and can be turned off for hard floors.
- Unlike ordinary vacuums, Dyson is certified asthma & allergy friendly™ – capturing microscopic dust particles - according to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America.
- There are no filters to buy. You just take the original filter out and wash it every couple of months.
- All Dyson upright and canister vacuums are bagless, so there are no costly bags to replace. Between the bags and filters, you save an estimated $484 over five years.
Dyson Animal DC23 canister, $499 shipped. Buy now and receive a free home cleaning accessories kit. Dyson.com has more.





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