r/dyson

So far, when cleaning the vacuum cleaner more deeply, I have removed the dust container and wiped it with a damp cloth. Unfortunately, it does not reach all the folds of the lower rubber seal, so I thought of rinsing the entire container in the shower. But I am afraid that the water will somehow damage the rubber seal. Of course, I am counting on thorough drying and drying the inside of the container. Does anyone practice this cleaning without problems?

I'm freaking out because it's been so useful these past few months and it wasn't cheap. I mounted the bracket and attached the charging cable and it's been charging fine these past few months. But now when I try using it there's no sign of life. I tried removing and reattaching the battery, nothing. The screen remains dark, nothing happens...

Posting here as I really need to use it today and can’t call Dyson until tomorrow.

Had been working fine. Eventually it started just stopping suction when trigger was still pressed. Basically just cuts in and out.
Usually you could just wait a second and it would be good again. But now it seems to be entirely useless.
Doesn’t display any errors. Battery charged fully.

Is it worth cleaning the cyclone or is it more likely that the trigger is just broken?

Thanks in advance

Hey all. Costco (US) has the v10 konical for $369 and the v15 detect $569. Is the v15 detect worth extra $200?

I REALLY like the idea of being able to dry my thick hair much faster with the Coanda 2x, but I tried the Dyson Supersonic Nural and didn’t like it - it had so much crazy power that my hair flew everywhere and became tangled. Will the Co-anda 2x do the same thing?? I want a device that will dry my hair quickly but also give me sleek and frizz free/tangle free results…

I was gifted a Dyson Corrale for my birthday. Unfortunately, during an argument, my cousin threw it out of a 30th-floor window.

My parents have since banned him from coming to our home or being around me. But the part that hurts the most isn’t the incident itself, it’s what that gift meant to me.

I’ve never really asked for anything special on my birthday before. This was the first gift I genuinely wanted, and my parents surprised me with it after I worked incredibly hard, losing my 2 friends and grandfather scored excellent marks, and topped my exams. It wasn’t just a hair straightener to me; it was a reward, a memory, and something I had been looking forward to for so long.

Now it’s gone.
What breaks my heart isn’t losing a Dyson Corrale. It’s losing the one birthday gift I had truly wished for the first one I ever asked for and knowing I’ll never get to experience the excitement of receiving it the way I did.

What the title says. I know at launch they were overpriced however they've dropped down a lot on both Amazon and Curry's.

They wouldn't have been something I'd consider at all usually, but at that price it is quite tempting to give them a try, despite my worries about the weight.

What do you guys think?

I’m really torn between getting the Dyson Airwrap ID which is on sale right now with multipliers going on, or hoping that Dyson will have another coupon in the future that I could use on the newer Dyson Airwrap Co-Anda2x… Do you think there will be a similar sale around Black Friday that offers the multipliers????

My Dyson Stick Vacuum -Battery run time is less than 5 - buy new vacuum or just battery? Any discount code for Battery?

I am traveling to France in a couple of days and ordered the travel hair dryer to bring with me since it is dual voltage, but I am unclear on the adapter requirements. It says on the website that the adapter should have 1300w capacity but I am only seeing converters with that power rating and not any adapters. The highest rated adapter I see is for 100w, so I feel like I must be missing something. Has anyone successfully used their travel hair dryer over seas and if so what adapter did you use with it?

EDIT: Adding information provided on Dyson website about using the travel hair dryer internationally:

Yes, universal voltage automatically adapts to your destination, from 100–240v, for seamless performance anywhere. A travel plug adaptor may be needed depending on the destination. 

To make sure your product works effectively wherever you travel, we recommend using an adapter rated to 1300W across the full voltage range (100-240v).