{"id":16634,"date":"2015-08-28T13:30:27","date_gmt":"2015-08-28T06:30:27","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/wellconnectedmom.com\/blog\/?p=16634"},"modified":"2015-08-29T08:59:03","modified_gmt":"2015-08-29T01:59:03","slug":"dysons-cordless-vacuum-cuts-the-cord","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/wellconnectedmom.com\/blog\/dysons-cordless-vacuum-cuts-the-cord\/","title":{"rendered":"Dyson’s Cordless Vacuum Cuts the Cord"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\n\"\"I’ll admit it, I’m not much of a vacuumer.  The only time I vacuum is when I know someone is coming over…which fortunately, is quite often.  I only say fortunately, because I shudder to think how bad my house would look if I didn’t HAVE to vacuum.<\/p>\n

Don’t get me wrong, I hate walking into the kitchen and seeing small chip bits on the floor.  Or walking upstairs and seeing little remnants of my children’s’ day left in small pieces on each step.  It does bother me, but not enough to lug out the vacuum cleaner and sweep it up…every day!<\/p>\n

When I was growing up, we used the handheld Dustbuster cordless vacuum for these small types of cleanups.  It was very handy, but a lot of bending over.  Now that I’m much older and taller, bending over is not as appealing.<\/p>\n

The three things I dread the most about vacuuming are:<\/p>\n

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  1. The noise – I have never liked the loud noise a vacuum makes, I really believe that this is the #1 reason I hate to vacuum.<\/li>\n
  2. The cord – Cord management while vacuuming has always been an unbearable part of pushing the vacuum around.  Making sure I don’t run over it and then spying an outlet in every room to plug into.  If only I could roam freely without a cord.<\/li>\n
  3. Storage – Due to the size of a vacuum, there is usually just one spot to put it in…shoved in a close with lots of other stuff.  Usually it’s a closet I loathe to open…you never know what’s going to fall out!<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Of course, you may ask, why aren’t you using a cordless vacuum.  I haven’t for 2 reasons.  First, I doubted their ability to suck up all the stuff our family seems to produce.  Second,  anything that could have that much power to suck up everything, would certainly have a short battery life, and getting through a full vacuum session would be tough.<\/p>\n

    The Dyson v6 Slim<\/span><\/h2>\n

    Knowing the quality products Dyson makes, I figured if any manufacturer could make a vacuum to satisfy my concerns, Dyson could.  And in trying their Dyson v6 Slim cordless vacuum, I was not disappointed.<\/p>\n

    Everyone knows that the Dyson brand is one of the best on the market, but what makes it so much better?  It all started with James Dyson, an engineer with a passion to make a vacuum that cleans like no other on the market.  He worked on over 5,000 prototypes to create his patented cyclone vacuum technology.<\/p>\n

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    The Dyson v6 Slim cordless vacuum is indeed slim.  The motor is in the handle rather than in the part that is vacuuming.  It works great for vacuuming under sofas and beds.<\/p>\n

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    It comes with it’s own docking station to make charging easy.  The docking station also includes a port to clip on any accessories you aren’t using with the v6 Slim, so you can keep track of them.<\/p>\n

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    Easily click-on and click-off tools in this very versatile cordless vacuum.  You can extend this handy tool so the bristles touch the surface first, rather than the plastic of the crevice tool.  It’s a 2-in-1 accessory.<\/p>\n

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    Take off the vacuuming wand and click on the 2-in-1 crevice tool for a smaller handheld cordless vacuum.  Perfect for cleaning the car!<\/p>\n

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    Unfortunately, the Dyson v6 Slim can’t vacuum up bigger things!  Ugh!<\/p>\n

    Features<\/strong>:<\/p>\n