QuoteScrumps,  you could still hang on to your old one and do like Raven said,  keep one upstairs and one down.

My daughter Marnie is taking the upright Shark..
She has a bigger house and is leaving it upstairs for easier cleaning..
I am happy that she is taking it..
I only need one...and the lightweight will suit me better..
I only have one closet downstairs... for coats , shoes ..

The decider for me when I got a replacement was the much better balance the Shark left in my bank account than the Dyson.

I saw on the news today that farmers are having to use their animal feed supplies because there isn't any fresh grass that stock can feed on..

The farmers around here have and a bumper hay crop it is just earlier .
Also straw .
In Spain all the horses are fed on straw as opposed to hay .
Here I think the cattle are being given supplementary feeds they all look well and fat .
The sheep are being fed too .
I haven't seen any pigs around at all so I suppose they are indoors somewhere .

We had a Dyson ( might be still around somewhere .)
But replaced it with a shark cordless .
To date is much better .

Quote from: klondike on Today at 02:17:43 PMKeyhole surgery used getting his rib out - Old Testament Shemtuyot 6:3 - 6:14

I think you are fibbing! 😄

A friend recommended the Shark vaccumes to me a while back,  and I bought one.
Best vacuum I've ever had.
Fortunately I live in a bungalow though,  so no lugging it up a flight of stairs.

Scrumps,  you could still hang on to your old one and do like Raven said,  keep one upstairs and one down.

Barry has an embarrassing sore
The doctor says it needs a painful cure 
It will cost a fair sum
To cauterize his bum

Quote from: Scrumpy on Today at 11:01:20 AMI'll get all the bits out another time... Does my head in..

A wise decision. Can't rush these things.

Barry has an embarrassing sore
The doctor says it needs a painful cure