Dyson DC17 All Floors

March 9th, 2010

Dyson DC17 All Floors not what i expected from other reviews – C. Biale – olympia, WA United States
I have always preferred canister vacuums but when my rainbow gave out after 20+ years, I thought I’d try this one, especially since it has 5 stars and I like the bagless concept. It has amazing suction and seems well made but that’s about all I can say for it. Actually, the suction power is way over kill. It’s great for carpet and fairly thick rugs. It does well on hardwood floors with the brush turned off. However, the suction is too powerful for thin area rugs (i.e. my 8 x 10 jute rug)and it does not clean well on these with the brush turned off. Also I have a couple of flat big dog beds which I have always vacuumed fine wiht the canister rug attachment. The dyson has too much suction to work on these and again with the brush turned off will not clean them. The profile is too high to get under anything at all and the hose does not work well for this chore as the tool hose is a springy type so when you use the tools, the vacuum follows you around and hits you. Plus, the tool hose is so tightly wound, I was having to keep constant pressure on it to keep it from retracting. Finally, I thought the technology re weight would have improved over the years but this vacuum is so heavy it made my arm, wrist and back hurt even though it is self propelled with the brush on. Actually, this feature is also way over kill as I was fighting to keep the vacuum from running away from me. If you are thinking of switching from a canister, don’t go with this vacuum. If you have hardwood/tile floors with area rugs, it’s too expensive and too much vacuum for the job.
HOLY COW is all I could say after using it for the first time. The amount of “stuff” that came out of our carpets was astonishing. I also feel like I got a great deal on it, on sale for 9 at best buy. That was about the maximum of my price threshold having never seen one in action. Well let me tell you at 9 it would have been a good deal based on how much suction power this thing has. I feel so fortunate to have gotten one for such a good price.

After reading some reviews and product comparisons I decided on the DC17. We needed a new vacuum as our old one was around 8 years old and a lately it seemed to suck at sucking. We have 2 kids and a Labrador Retriever who are constantly tracking dirt and such into the house as well as the animal hair and dander…OMG the amount of hair and dander was astonishing…the carpets after one vacuuming were noticeably cleaner and looked to my wife and I as if they had been steam cleaned.

The only problem with getting this vacuum is that we are now aware of the filth that was residing unseen in our carpets for all those years and the shame that accompanies it is almost unbearable…but persevere we must!!

One note that I read elsewhere and again in the documentation was not to use carpet fresh powder or things like it.
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The Dyson Animal Bagless Vacuum Cleaner

March 4th, 2010


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For pet owners, the fight against shed animal hair, dander, and fluff can seem endless. Regular vacuums only pick up a fraction of this mess, or worse still, grind it further into the carpet with their rotating brush bars. However, there is a vacuum cleaner that has been designed with just this problem in mind, the aptly named Dyson Animal vacuum cleaner.

Using Dyson’s patented root-cyclonic technology, this model creates an unsurpassed suction that cleans deep and doesn’t quit until you do. With a two year warranty, Dyson is clearly confident in the durability of their product. Created of an ultra-strong plastic made with ABS and polycarbonate, the Dyson Animal can stand up to years of hard use without damage. If you have one pet or twenty, it can take whatever mess you throw at it and leave you amazed at its superior cleaning power. To see just how much better it cleans over its competition, vacuum your carpets with your current machine… and then use the Dyson Animal. Once you see everything your old vacuum missed, you won’t go back!

The Animal is extremely easy to clean. Simply press a lever to release the dirt container, carry it to the trash bag, and touch a button to open the bottom of the container and let the mess fall cleanly into the bag. Also, there are no filters to be replaced. With a lifetime HEPA filter that only requires a simple cold-water cleaning every six months, the days of frequent, annoying vacuum cleaner maintenance are over.

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Dyson DC17 Brush Bar Actuator, Part Number 911305-01

March 3rd, 2010

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Pink Apple Mac Laptops

March 1st, 2010


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If you are searching for a trendy pink laptop, then Pink Apple Mac Laptops offer a great selection that can be customized to your own requirements.

If you are female and like technology that comes in color, then it seems like a great idea to choose a colored laptop as they instantly add excitement and personality to the item which is reflected in the owner’s choice.

The important point to emphasis is that Apple Mac Laptops are known for their durability, reliability and their reasonable prices. Therefore choosing to purchase a pink laptop product is not only for the purposes of having an up to date colored laptop, it is an added quality to an already efficient computer product.

Laptops are becoming even more popular since they easily adapt to any environment and they are very popular with professional workers as well as ambitious teenagers since they provide an easy way to complete their homework and college work. You can take them to the office, to the park, to a cafe and work on your novel or on holiday to keep in touch with online activities. Therefore, owning a colored laptop can be great if you want to display your individuality.

Whenever you are considering purchasing a laptop product, it is recommended that you do a thorough research of the various type of computer products available in the High Street shops as well as in online stores, in order to choose the right kind of Pink Apple Mac Laptop to suit your specific requirements.

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Door Knocker Engraving

February 28th, 2010


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An engraved door knocker makes a wonderful personalized gift or addition to your

home. With a little forethought it can become a treasured family heirloom.

Over the years I have engraved scores of door knockers. Many of which were

similar in style but each unique in its own way due to the message it carries.

It seems that there are a lot of choices to consider. As an engraver all I can

do is offer advice and information.

First of all, think about what you would like to accomplish before

you purchase your door knocker. They come in different shapes and sizes all

offering differing engraving opportunities. Some are not engraveable at all. Be

sure of what you are purchasing. It may be safest to purchase from the same

place that is doing the engraving if possible.

When it comes to the engraving itself, there are quite a few choices to be

made, for example:

Names, addresses, greetings, a combination of all of these.

Lets address the most common question, the engraving of a name.

Is it proper the engrave just the last name, the last name with an s making it

plural, or the last name with an apostrophe s making it a possessive?

Any one of these would be correct given the message you want to convey.

Name only: This is always nice and is easily understood as the name of

the family living behind in this home.

Names plural: Also nice as it states that more than one family member lives in

this home.

Name’s possessive: This method states that this residence belongs to this family.

Just to throw another cog into the wheel, How about putting the work “The” in

front of the name?

The Shaylers -or- The Shayler’s -or even- The Shayler Family if room

allows.

I’ll bet you did not think that there was so much to consider just getting a

door knocker engraved. Well, there is more.

A name does not need to be used at all. You may want the street address or

simply “Welcome”. How about “Howdy”? Maybe “Bless This House”

Perhaps you are engraving a door knocker as a wedding or anniversary gift.

Typically the engraving includes the new last name and a line with “Est. 2006″

Est. being short for established.

All of these choices are very nice and are correct given the situation they are

to be used in.

The words themselves are not the only choice to be made. You must also choose a

font. Depending on the font used you may want all upper-case letters or mixed

case letters.

A general rule of thumb is, if you are using a script or ornamental font always

use mixed case (upper and lower case letters). Most just do not look right in

all upper case.

Roman and block fonts look very nice in either case, all upper or mixed. The

Roman and block fonts may not be the most attractive but they are definitely the

easiest to read.

The shape and style of the door knocker may dictate the font and case used. A

small engraving area may prefer all upper case to prevent a descender ( letters

like y or g that go below the base line ) from making the words to small to read

easily. All upper case has no descenders and may fill the area more uniformly.

Most engravers can advise you as to what the limitations are but again the

final decision lies with the customer. I have engraved some ornamental fonts in

all upper case (ugh!) because this is what was wanted.

Be sure to use a bold font that stands out well. Door knockers as a rule do not

offer a lot of contrast for the engraving so thin fine letters really do not

show up well at all. Here again the engraver is a great source of advice.

All in all a little planning before the purchase will make the experience a

brighter one.

Bill Shayler is a professional engraver and the owner of Shayler Engraving. For more information or to contact Bill, please visit: www.your-door-knocker.com a web site owned and operated by Shayler Engraving.

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Crayola AM FM Alarm Clock Radio With Night Light Product Review

February 26th, 2010


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If your little one is having trouble waking up on his own, and you are tired of rolling him out of bed in the morning, then Crayola AM/FM Alarm Clock Radio with Night Light is a perfect solution. The front panel comes with customizable plates, so kids can be in charge of the design, and for younger kids the three colour night light feature is a definite bonus.

The alarm functions on this clock lets kids wake up to the radio, a buzzer, or a programmable 10-second message. Kids can have a blast leaving messages for themselves, or silly sounds, jokes or a to-do list for the next morning if they desire. The cool blue backlight LCD display has a dimmer adjustment in case it is too bright for the little ones. Mums and dads will love the back-up battery power, meaning that they never have to set the time after a power cut.

Children can set the sleep timer if they want to fall asleep to the radio and can gently ease into a new day with the gradual wake system. They will quickly discover the snooze function as well, allowing them to catch a few more winks before getting ready for school.

With all the great functions on this alarm clock at a great price it is no wonder that the Crayola AM/FM Alarm Clock Radio with Night Light is such a popular model for kids, which make it a great birthday or Christmas gift. Give kids control over when they wake up and let them learn about time and promptness.

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How to Get Rid of Red Wine Stains

February 25th, 2010


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While we were performing our research for this guide, and after much experimentation (and drinking) we came across a method of removing red wine stains that works so well that there’s little need to include any others. This method was originally posted at Strat’s Place by a wonderful woman who called herself Patty S. and said she picked up the method from a friend. Patty, if you read this, thank you for sharing this wonderful technique!

Patty’s Foolproof Red Wine Stain Removal Formula

Mix 1 cup water with 1/2 cup hydrogen peroxide, then add a little bit of soap. Regular dishwashing detergent works, as does soap made for specific materials so use whichever soap is appropriate for the task. Put the solution into a spray bottle and apply it directly to the stain. Watch as the combination of soap and hydrogen peroxide turns the red wine stain clear immediately!

This doesn’t actually remove the wine from your clothing and carpet; it just removes the color from the wine making the stain invisible. Incidentally, this formula works on more than just wine stains, we’ve tested it successfully on cool-aide, coffee, and tea stains as well.

We recommend that you send any clothing you treat through the wash immediately after treatment to keep the peroxide from bleaching your colors. If you applied this to non-white carpet and you don’t have a shampooer or wet-vac to rinse the peroxide out, blot the area dry with a towel, follow up with a spot cleaner and blot the area dry again. Repeat that last step once more.

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Dyson DC07 Vacuum Lifetime Filter

February 24th, 2010

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Dyson Vacuum Cleaners utilize a lifetime HEPA filter that removes particles as small as cigarette smoke (0.1 micron). Just wash it once every six months and you will have deep-cleaning power in the palm of your hand, without ever spending a dime on replacement filters or bags.

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Basement Smell

February 23rd, 2010


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Many people expect their home’s basements to smell. Most of the time it’s that musty smell of a space that has had some moisture combined with a lack of ventilation. Sometimes that basement smell is from mildew or even mold.

These days, with the real estate market backsliding and the competition for buyers fierce, a basement can be a real selling feature. Young families always need more storage space or a place where the children can play and a fresh smelling basement will make your house stand out from the crowd.

You can get rid of that “basement smell”. Here is how:

What is the Smell Coming From?

Locating the source of the basement smell should be your first priority. Your nose is the best detective when it comes to locating the source of the smells. If the basement smell is coming from carpeting, clothes, furniture, wood, or anything else that might have gotten wet at one time, get it (or them) out of the basement. You can deal with these things individually, depending on what it is that smells and whether it is mold, mildew or just plain musty.

While you are nosing around, look to see if any mold is present on the walls, in corners or other likely spots where there is or has been a combination of moisture and lack of ventilation. If you spot some mold, you will need to remove it before the basement will not “smell like a basement.

Removing Mold

Of course you will need to protect yourself by using good rubber gloves, a good respirator mask, eye protection, and adequate ventilation. Obviously you are not going to be wearing your best clothes, but ones that will protect your skin from any exposure.

Once you are protected, you can begin by scrubbing the entire affected area with detergent and a scrub brush. Once this is done, the next step is to disinfect the area with a solution of chlorine bleach. Usually, a solution of a ΒΌ cup of bleach per gallon of water will suffice. Soak the area and give it about 15 minutes to work. Then rinse it thoroughly and dry it. It is important to dry it in order to prevent a reoccurrence. Do not forget to wash the clothes you were wearing.

Moisture Control

The next step is to eliminate the source of any moisture. This can be as simple as putting a dehumidifier or using a basement desiccant or drier. If there are cracks in the foundation or moisture is seeping through the floor or walls, these will need to be sealed.

Ventilation

Air circulation is important if you want to keep that basement smell from coming back. A fan or several vents can do the trick.

TIP: Several saucers of white vinegar a day or two before showings or several times a week can help. Also, a pan of activated charcoal can be helpful in absorbing the smell.

Caveat: If you or anyone in your family is allergic or sensitive to mold, it is always better to err on the side of caution and call in a professional to remedy the problem. This is especially true if you suspect there is toxic black mold present.

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Dyson DC17 Wand Release Catch, Part Number 911042-01

February 22nd, 2010

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