Currents
- Open House: Architecture and Technology for Intelligent Living. Forward-Looking Homes at Pasadena's Art Center College of Design.
- Womens Work: A Common Thread. Twenty one fabrics from Pollack inspired by RISD's archives.
- Outdoor shower: Under the Tree.
- Toronto-based Gus Modern opens in Chelsea. (Old news!)
- New Dysons: Two new models that are more compact than earlier models (but still expensive).
(Gus Modern photograph by Andrea Mohin)
I love my Dyson. I know I'm buying into a lot of marketing hype. But I love it. The 2 times I have had a problem with the big yellow beast, their customer service was able to walk me thru & fix the problem on the phone in less than 10 minutes. For good customer service, I will pay dearly.
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One of the MANY things I miss about my ex is his Dyson "Animal" that I used to borrow regularly.
He was smart boy... once he bought that, I used to VOLUNTEER to vacuum his house!
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I don't know about Dyson, but I am a diehard fan of Miele. Those things are real horses. They NEVER break. They live 30 years and never break, no customer service needed. Between our families we own 7 Mieles and not one has ever broken down. If in the market for a vacuum cleaner, get a Miele. There is a dealer in Astoria, Queens and they have models that start at $270 to $1500.
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Die Son needs to SUCK my ass?
design intent is to clean? brushing carpet and showing me the result in a veiwable chamber is not how i choose to spend my existance,.
dyson would do 'well' to brush up on water or sewage treatment...
if your going to suck, suck my ass.
/smile/
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buy ass i mathmatically mean.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assessment
Dyson 'wood do well' to suck more or less.
life straw ant farm.
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