The only problem with the trigger is that people treat it as a..... trigger whereas if you hold the vacuum as if you were holding a broomstick, that is with the middle part of your index finger tightly wrapped around the handle, it costs you no effort at all but greatly saves battery life. It is a shame that Dyson does not teach people how to properly hold their vacuums, and it's a pity that there is no trigger on Dyson micro which needs it the most
On these you can change the batteries if you need to. Some of the models have a couple of screws in place to take the battery out and on some of the newer models, it is a button to switch and the battery comes out.
The only problem with the trigger is that people treat it as a..... trigger whereas if you hold the vacuum as if you were holding a broomstick, that is with the middle part of your index finger tightly wrapped around the handle, it costs you no effort at all but greatly saves battery life. It is a shame that Dyson does not teach people how to properly hold their vacuums, and it's a pity that there is no trigger on Dyson micro which needs it the most
Always well presented and very informative videos. Well done.
Do you need to hit the top of the V8 to eventually get the bin closed, or can you just push it down and then close the bin? Thank. you!
You can just push it down on the v8
What about the possibility of changing the batteries?
On these you can change the batteries if you need to. Some of the models have a couple of screws in place to take the battery out and on some of the newer models, it is a button to switch and the battery comes out.
Love this channel. Not sure if to go Dyson or Lupe
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DC35 missing
Wheres the vacuuming demo for each?? Smh
Watching this at 0.75x speed in order to have more time to enjoy
Wtf
I’ll stick with my 12yr old Henry, picks up much better
Dyson is Dyson ！
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