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posted by [personal profile] leoniedelt at 07:43pm on 14/12/2007 under , ,
and you know you're domesticated when:

You get excited about getting a  vacuum cleaner for Christmas. That's really sad actually...

I have a Dyson.

I have the DC03, the so-called 'lightweight' older one - its a few years old now, got it in 03. I've always had a Dyson -before that, it was the really old DC01.

I hate it. Its heavy, its hard to push, it hurts my neck. It sucks, and it works, but meh. Dyson isnt all its hyped up to be. Not after a few years of use, and not at that extortionate price, anyway.

Today, i got a little bagless Vax Astrata off ebay for next to nothing. Yay.

It sucks too.
I can push it without pain.

I am happy.

This new house is much less dirty/dusty than the old one - the old one was 15 feet from a very busy road. This one isnt. One more reason to live in a maisonette off the busy road. YES.

:D
Mood:: 'thankful' thankful
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posted by [identity profile] caribbean-moon.livejournal.com at 03:34am on 15/12/2007
This new house is much less dirty/dusty than the old one - the old one was 15 feet from a very busy road. This one isnt. One more reason to live in a maisonette off the busy road. YES.

I know that feeling all too well! We get a lot of dirt/dust in our house becuz we live on a busy street. Many people bicker with us and tell us that that's not the main reason [there's dust/dirt no matter where you live! Well duh], but uh yes it is. Quite so.

Congrats on the new vacuum cleaner. I'm hoping to get a new one myself in a few weeks or so. Desperately need one. *Nods*
 
posted by [identity profile] gorkonslady.livejournal.com at 02:06pm on 15/12/2007
HI there! We live in a village. But we have also dirt & dust. Really enough of it, believe me! Yes, X-Mas is knocking on our doors. It will be nice. So many bright shining lights and all that. I love it. I´ll try to make myself not that kind of hectic like other families but i don´t imagine if it works. But i´ll really try. :D
 
posted by [identity profile] mooncove.livejournal.com at 04:54am on 17/12/2007
"Sucks" in the way a vacuum cleaner is supposed to suck, I hope! (I'll remember not to get a Dyson.)

Glad to hear you're happy! :)
 
posted by [identity profile] leoniedelt.livejournal.com at 11:32am on 17/12/2007
Dysons can suck the fleas off a dog at 100 yards. Yes. But, they're heavy and hurt my neck to push.

I are so excited about a light fluffy vac that i can push by myself. If only for the autonomy and the not-having-to-nag-husband-to-do-it factor. Yes.
 
posted by [identity profile] mooncove.livejournal.com at 03:24am on 18/12/2007
So light and fluffy you can actually do stairs with it? If so, I'm sold. It always hurts to vacuum, but stairs are the worst, and we've got a zillion of 'em. Or so it feels. (Gosh, we should do a TV commercial.)

Hubby do it? Must be nice. This place hasn't been vacuumed since, oh, probably last Christmas!
 
posted by [identity profile] leoniedelt.livejournal.com at 11:08am on 18/12/2007
I did half the stairs with the vac sitting at the top, and the unplugged it, took it down the steps, and did the rest from the bottom. Long hose. Brill vac. :)

Yeah i had to ask him to do it. It got done once a month or so with my doing the carpet sweeper daily to keep the bits off the floor, and him acting resentful every time he did it. Now i dont have to put up with that either.

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