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amazingcleansc
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Does "air muscle" really work? according to the dyson website, the beater bar and cleaning head operate independently, maximizing vacuum and agitation. have any of you seen this working?
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amazingcleansc
Guest
dont all hop in there at once, speak one at a time.
sweendogg
Member
two motors instead of one, if the beater brush is slowed down by a higher pile carpet, you have the possiblity of the motor slowing down as well and thus you "could" loose air flow. But on most vacuums the motor won't miss a beat spinning rather you would chew through a belt in most cases if the brush roll was slown down by pile height/ soiling conditions or obstructions.
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amazingcleansc
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yeah but the vacuum nozzle and beater bar are both independently, automatically adjustable, so says dyson
Ryan
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Wait until bissel copies it and buy one for $50.
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amazingcleansc
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Ryan said:
bissel might go up to 175 for that one.
sweendogg
Member
That is what I mean, dyson uses to independent motors or a powertransfer system that keeps the speed of the brush rool indepdendent of the speed of the vacuum, while some vacuums use the same shaft to drive the vacuum fan as well as the beater bar brush. like the classic sanitaire.
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amazingcleansc
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sweendogg said:
yeah but my momentum has that too.
I'm talking abouth the HEIGHT of the BB and the HEIGHT of the vacuum nozzle adjust independently.
sweendogg
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OHHHH ok.. sorry.. (long day :mrgreen: ) Gotcha now..
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amazingcleansc
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so do you know anything about it? Mikey can you get the dyson rep to send a free sample my way?
sweendogg
Member
All I know is I follow around a lot of dyson owners with either my trusty bissel or my new bagless and I can pull quite a bit out of the carpet.
Ron Werner
Member
why would you want it to?
