Is My Dyson Ruining My Carpet

Simple hack for dyson dc65 on thick carpet.

Is my dyson ruining my carpet.

If you really want your carpets clean and protected use a kirby system. Why is it claimed the dyson vacuums will damage your carpet. I suspect much of the stuff that people brag their particular machine can extract is actually material from the destroyed carpet. Oily soils build upon themselves and ongoing vacuuming gets rid of soil collection.

The vaccum and my carpet have withstood daily vaccuming with no prolems. Thanks for the info. I was having to buy a new vaccum about every year before we got our dyson. Users say this because they notice that their dyson vacuum cleaner picks up a lot of carpet fibers while cleaning.

Take a rubber band and just put in on one side of the vacuum. Dyson vacuums absolutely shred your carpeting and actually bury more dirt than they pick up. Next time you empty a dyson canister look closely at the contents it is mostly shredded carpet fibers. Posted by rayver at 9 51 am.

Is my dyson ruining my carpet. Should i vac less. There are a few things to consider about this. Probably any machine that beats the crap and sucks the life out of a carpet is reducing its life.

I ve had a dyson vacuum for years and love it. Joined oct 20 2006. The rubber band will lift up the bottom plate allowing for air to flow in. If you re concerned about your carpet getting ruined consider purchasing a carpet protecting spray.

This solved all my problems. Feb 26 2008 3 wow. The dyson never breaks down its like using a henry in a school the dyson never breaks down when i use my dc14 the dirt it picks up it satisfying the dc07 gets up loads of dust and dirt the dc04 lifts the carpet really well the dc25 grooms the carpet amazingly the dc08 has amazing suction the dc01 is a nice back up machine it does. I think carpet compaines will try to decline a claim for any reason.

Many users claim that their carpets have been ruined by dyson vacuum cleaners. To protect your carpet it is recommended to vacuum entrance areas and busy areas a minimum of twice a week and the rest of the carpeting at least weekly.