Dirt Devil M0105 Purpose For Pets Hand Vac
- Reduces pet hair & allergens in the home
- A powerful motorized brush lifts stubborn pet hair off of carpet, furniture, upholstery & stairs
- Also works great for cleaning up kitty litter & pet food spills
- HEPA filtration traps 100% of the common allergens in your home, including pet dander
- Includes a 5-piece tool set with a special pet hair upholstery brush
Dirt Devil has specifically designed this hand vac to best serve pet lovers everywhere. The combination of a motorized brush roll and strong suction leads to a high powered clean up of pet hair from both your floors and your furniture.
List Price: $ 59.99
Price: $ 43.99
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Why buy anything else?,
All right…here’s the skinny.
Two weeks ago I ordered a Dyson “Animal” handheld from Amazon after agonizing about which handheld to buy. I need something for my carpeted steps. My little Kone handheld wasn’t doing the job, and my big Dyson is too bulky to maneuver up and down the steps. The Dyson handheld pulled up that cat hair like whoa.
But the Dyson has this stupid, stupid design feature, which is that there’s no on/off switch. Instead it has a trigger-like thing, which you have to keep held down in order to keep the vacuum powered on. If you let go then it shuts off. Trying to maneuver that heavy handheld around the steps without letting go of the trigger was near impossible. I emailed Dyson about it (surely there must have been a trigger lock somewhere?) but when they failed to answer I sent it back to Amazon and ordered this Dirt Devil.
The Dirt Devil does just as good a job as the Dyson, AND it has a proper on/off switch. The cord is long enough that I can reach from the base of the stairs to the landing, and then I take it out, plug it in at the top of the steps, and do the part from the landing to the upstairs hallway. The Dirt Devil is really loud, but I do it when no one else is home so that hardly matters. The only place where the Dyson was better is that its nozzle was narrower. I can’t turn the Dirt Devil sideways to do the stair risers, because the brush is wide and the stair above overhangs the riser part. But I can do short strokes up and down the riser instead of going across. This is a fine machine and I’m very, very happy with it.
Just for the record: Dyson finally responded to my email with a “Thanks for the suggestion of a trigger lock”! They said they have over 300 engineers and scientists evaluating customer suggestions like mine and will look into it. I can’t believe that with a team of over 300 engineers and scientists nobody tested that thing to see how ridiculous it is to hold a trigger down while you vacuum.
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When I first looked for this on Amazon, it was not available, so I bought it somewhere else. I love it. I have 3 vacuum cleaners but nothing would really get all the pets hair off my dark carpet and sofa.The Purpose for Pets worked like magic. After taking it out of the box, my capet and sofa were clean in 10 minutes.
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