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Question: What is the major differences between the Dyson 65 and the Animal Dyson?
Document: I bough 2 DC 65 Multifloors from BestBuy (Sorry Amazon, but the vacuum was not available here or even the Dyson website yet). When I picked mine up, they gave me an animal (unintended upgrade). They gave my mom the multifloor (as intended). She assembled it with my sister. The handle to pull the vacuum back and forth would not stay on. Otherwise the vacuum worked well.
That is the difference in the DC65. But even on my bare floors I see better suction on this one as well as the DC65 animal (and I'll get to what's different about both models momentarily).This is an animal friendly home, and furry ones at that. I cook three meals a day and there is TV eating too. I need good suction.Because this even had major power from the sides of the base roller, it felt more like I had mopped than vacuumed.
Furthermore, I've jammed the hoses near the beater bar on my previous Dyson by vacuuming up a mess of string and fluff created by the dogs. Bottom line: great at finding that deep-down dust and dirt, not what you want for a major spill of ball bearings or a nest of yarn and lint.Minor downsides: It's a bit heavy--17lbs.
I have had a dyson 15 for 12 years, loved it even though it didn't do well on hardwoods. I also own a dyson stick and love it also. Unfortunately my 15 died so I used the trade in and decided on the dyson 65 multi floor because of the hardwood floor cleaning and the maneuverability claimed by dyson and the many reviews. I used my new dyson last night for the first time. After vaccuming a hallway, bedroom and small bath I called dyson to return the vaccum.
UPS put the vacuum in a box for her, and shipped it back (no charges). About 5 or so business days later, dyson upgraded her to animal complete.After about 1 or so months experience, I have been nothing but satisfied.
This model is replacing my old Dyson DC07 Animal, and I absolutely love it! When I read the reviews I was a bit reluctant to purchase such a pricey model, and was considering the Shark - I am so glad I did!
We are longtime Dyson fans and this is roughly our fourth upright Dyson in the past 15 years, and our first non-Animal version. Joining our currentDyson DC41 Animal Upright Vacuum Cleaner, which we've had for about two years, the DC65 boasts a noticeable improvement in suction.
We&#8217;ve owned several Dyson products, including a few of the hand-helds and Dyson consistently impresses me. Each new model seems to outperform the last, and the DC65 is no exception. This review is for the DC65 Multi-Floor model, which lacks some of the additional tools and attachments included with the DC65 Animal and Animal Complete.
Was replacing one of the older &#34;animal&#34; style units we had in the house. We've often had others that were used on different floors with this one was the main unit. However, we decided to suck up the price-tag and go with another Dyson since the reliability and maintenance on the unit is fairly simple.
I'm a long time Dyson fan. I've got two of their fans, the tall one and the shorter heater version, and I've had the DC07 for a few years when it was first released, upgraded to the DC25 Animal when they did the ball vacuums, and used that for even more years. Just a few months ago I gave that to my mom and bought myself the new DC50.
Answer: The models are basically the same. The only difference is you get more "extension" tools with the animal.