When I was writing my latest book, Dog Mama: 200 Tips, Trends and How-To Secrets for Stylish Dog Owners, I interviewed a number of experts and influential dog mamas. When asked what was the one thing, as a dog mama, they couldn’t live without? Hands down, they nearly all said their Dyson vacuum.
I was luckily enough to take their latest and greatest cord free vacuum, the Dyson V11, for a spin to share my thoughts. And I should mention, I didn’t receive a Dyson to keep for this review (which while it pains my floors greatly, it proves this review is completely unbiased).
The Dyson V11 for Pet Hair
For those of you that are yet to experience owning a handstick Dyson vacuum, let me tell you the benefits are huge. I have my old Dyson handstick (still going strong after years of heavy use!) and I love how it’s easy to use for quick cleans up but still powerful enough to really thoroughly clean and get all the pet hair.
That said, there have been three major bug bears of mine with the previous versions of the Dyson handstick vacuum – one, the battery almost always dies if you try to use them to do more than one room; two, going from hardwood to carpeted floors required a complete change of head; and three, as a dog owner, the bin simply couldn’t contain much pet hair – requiring you to stop to empty it mid clean. First world problems, but still problems all the same.
And now for the great news? The Dyson V11 addresses all of these issues and more.
Why Dog Owners Should get the Dyson V11 for Pet Hair
The reason I would recommend getting the Dyson V11 over previous models is because of these huge improvements.
- It is literally Dyson’s most powerful cord-free cleaner head ever. Stiff nylon bristles drive deep into carpet to remove ground-in dirt and pet hair. Soft, anti-static carbon fibre filaments capture dust and dander from hard floors and crevices.
- With the Dyson V11 you can easily switch between hard and carpeted floors without stopping. The Dynamic Load Sensor (DLS
) system intelligently detects brush bar resistance 360 times a second and automatically changes the motor speed between carpets and hard floors. - It has a larger and improved battery which means you can vacuum for longer and clean in one go (and there’s a LCD screen showing how much battery life you have left too!). Hallelujah – this a game changer. When you’re vacuuming up pet hair no-one wants the vacuum to die in the middle.
- The Dyson V11s have up to 40% bigger bins means less stopping when it fills up with pet hair; while the ‘point and shoot’ system makes emptying easy and hygienic.
What We Loved:
- Super powerful Dyson vacuum – known for quality and performance.
- Cordless and fairly lightweight. The new battery makes it heavier than previous models, but still light enough to clean a a full size apartment without strain.
- Captures dust, hair and debris with no bags or filters – the bin now bigger so you don’t have to stop to empty it mid clean.
- Switches between hard and carpeted floors with no stopping.
- Larger battery and has three cleaning modes designed for a range of tasks. Auto – Intelligently adapts to different floor types. Boost mode – Engineered for quick, intensive cleaning. Eco Mode – Up to 60 minutes of run time, for longer cleans.
- Easy to manoeuvre and comes with 3 additional attachments for cleaning.
- Comes with all-mounted charging dock, ready to grab and go again.
- LCD screen shows battery life, blockages, and filter reminders. Three things that are the bane of existence for pet owners trying to vacuum.
- Exclusive gold colour, which doesn’t affect pet hair, but we love it anyway.
Best For:
- All dog owners with inside pets.
- Great for allergy sufferers – helps remove dander from the environment.
- House proud pet owners – quick and easy cleaning.
- Time poor pet owners – the ease of use and powerful performance removes dirt and pet hair in less time.
- Previous Dyson handstick owners who are looking to upgrade – the V11 answers all your prayers!
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