Will this work with the cordless DC44 and if it does, is suction reduced? time on a charge reduced?
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I use this on my DC35 all the time...works amazing. It doesn't drain the battery because it's turbine powered...in fact, the digital slims' performance time on a charge is based on the use of the (A/C driven) motorized powerhead that is included with the unit...so I would think that the use of a turbine driven attachment would give you a few extra minutes on the back end of each charge cycle. Don't hesitate to get this for your cordless Dyson...It performs quite well.
1803516
According to Dyson, it does not work with any cordless. Truth be told I can see why. It needs a TON of suction to engage the internal gears.
1420940
Yes. I own the DC44 and I've used it on numerous occasions. I hope this helps.
703472
I followed the instructions for recharging the battery before using. I have used the Swivel Cordless for about 25 hours and have not had to recharge as yet. I am very happy with the product as I am in my 70's and do not always feel like getting the vacuum out. This is very convenient to use for quick cleanups. Especially if you have a pet who sheds. Its great.
491293
I use mine on a Bosch 18v lithium cordless. I can't say enough about how great the brushes are. I do not see a reason it will not work wonders for you, Poonam. Buy it.
1931950
yes, it does work with the cord & the battery discharged. In fact, I believe most of my old chargeable razors such as norelco, panasonic, etc., worked corded with the battery discharged. Thanks for asking
2127298
First and foremost, both are bagless. You don't need bags for either the DC40 or DC41. I think the differences between these 2 particular models are, the DC 41 is slightly larger than the DC40 and the DC41 cord is slightly longer, also the hose maybe longer. I think the DC 41 costs a little more. Attachments may vary, don't know. I think that's what separates them? I love my DC40 Animal. That ball technology is terrific. Also the suction is excellent plus the DC 40 is light weight. Buy one you'll love your new Dyson vac.
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Yes, but no.... The flexi crvice tool and the stiff bristle brush will work fine with it (I use them with mine) but the turbine tool wont work as the DC34 only generates 30 air watts of suction. I use the turbine with my DC65 and it works great but I did try it with my DC34 on max, it spun but as soon as it touched the surface that was being cleaned it stopped spinning. There is a specific tool set for the DC34 and it is cheaper than this, and includes more tools that are designed for the cordless vacuums. http://www.amazon.com/Dyson-Tool-Kit-Cordless-Handheld/dp/B005XP0QCY
1338306
Yes, it's just smaller and lighter. Seems to hold a charge just as long as my old heavy DC9096 did.
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Depends on if u run it until empty (25-30 min). Hardly ever happens with me. But completely un-charged to full charge is about 3 hours. Vacuuming front foyer, main hall, guest bedroom, bathroom and kitchen can be done on less than a charge. That's the downstairs of a 2800 square foot lake house with two beach going, mud going, and water going labs. We love our cordless motor head dyson even more than our 10 year old corded animal and six year old ball animal. We love those VAC's also. 10 year old Vac does the upstairs lair of the cats. Boat and car are a snap with cordless. Stairs are easy with 9 pound machine. Hank Depends on if u run it until empty (25-30 min). Hardly ever happens with me. But completely un-charged to full charge is about 3 hours. Vacuuming front foyer, main hall, guest bedroom, bathroom and kitchen can be done on less than a charge. That's the downstairs of a 2800 square foot lake house with two beach going, mud going, and water going labs. We love our cordless motor head dyson even more than our 10 year old corded animal and six year old ball animal. We love those VAC's also. 10 year old Vac does the upstairs lair of the cats. Boat and car are a snap with... » Read More Depends on if u run it until empty (25-30 min). Hardly ever happens with me. But completely un-charged to full charge is about 3 hours. Vacuuming front foyer, main hall, guest bedroom, bathroom and kitchen can be done on less than a charge. That's the downstairs of a 2800 square foot lake house with two beach going, mud going, and water going labs. We love our cordless motor head dyson even more than our 10 year old corded animal and six year old ball animal. We love those VAC's also. 10 year old Vac does the upstairs lair of the cats. Boat and car are a snap with cordless. Stairs are easy with 9 pound machine. Hank « Show Less
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I'm not sure about the question "power cord" ... The handheld vacuum has a built in battery and recharges quickly with either the included plug in charger or an available wall mount charger ... the included plug in charger has a cord that connects to a jack on the vacuum ...
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I would definitely think so. Suction power in my opinion would be the most important thing. That is the reason I stayed away from DC24. It would have been DC25 or DC18 but the cheaper price got the deal in favor of DC18. Just now picked up the DC18 (discountinued as of Sep 08) using the 20% discount coupon at Bed,Bath&Beyond. Haven't opened it yet, but hope the experience would be a good one. Good luck to you.
129406
I used it with my Dyson DC41. Though I wasn't happy with the lint lizard, it did fit on my Dyson.
726837
No. This unit is cordless. The actual vaccuum part, when not in use, sits in a charging base that does have a cord and I always have that plugged in. The base is attached to a wall. When I'm done vaccuuming, I place the vaccuum piece back on the charging base, so there is full power next time I use it. Hope this helps.
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No it's a 110 volt transformer to be charged... its kinda weak... unless you get this for $10 i would buy just about anything else if you want it to last more than 5 minutes on a charge.You are much better off with this... Ryobi P712 18-Volt ONE+ .16 Gal. Cordless Dry Hand Vacuum It actually has some sucking power, though it isn't extremely light, the battery weighs it down, so it's like the weight of a drill.
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My vac runs for 10-12 minutes. If I forget to plug it back in, it will not have any charge. I still like my little vac, because it does what I want, quick pickup in busy areas without dragging out the heavy house vac. I noticed there is a new cordless out with a much large battery. I would replace the battery, about $50.00.
599952
Sorry, James, we don't know the difference between the two models. We can tell you that ours cleans very well, but does NOT hold a charge. We need to charge the machine before and after each use to keep it reliably available whenever we need a quick clean-up...don't know if that's true in general or if it's a quirk of our particular sweeper.
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Get the corded unless you can clean with less then 5 mins of vacuum time after 24 hrs of charge.