Dyson® Animal Ball Vacuum

Description

Animal Ball Canister Vacuum includes 2 Tier Radial™ cyclones-
Two tiers of cyclones work in parallel to increase airflow and capture more microscopic dust than any other.
•Ball™ technology.. Dyson machines are the only canister vacuums with a central steering mechanism.
•Carbon fiber brush bar
Carbon fiber filaments remove fine dust from hard floors. Stiff nylon bristles remove ground-in dirt from carpets.
•Compact and light to pull and carry, with a body weight of approximately 13.84 lbs
•Tangle-free Turbine tool- The Tangle-free Turbine tool has counter-rotating heads that remove hair and dirt from hard-to-reach places.
•Stair tool -Removes dirt and dust from corners and vertical edges of stairs.
•Combination tool -Reaches further and has softer bristles for improved spot cleaning and gentle dusting.
•Miniaturized cable rewind- Smaller and lighter without compromising cable length of 16.4 feet.
•Lifetime pre-motor filter- Washable filter lasts the lifetime of the machine.
•Hygienic bin emptying-Just push the button to release the dirt.
•Clear bin-Made from tough polycarbonate. Lets you see when it needs emptying.
• All Dyson vacuum cleaners undergo a lengthy and rigorous testing program. That’s why DC47 Animal comes with a 5 year warranty from the manufacturer, parts and labor.
Also included is the Dyson groom tool is a vacuum-assisted dog groomer. Slicker bristles remove loose hair directly from your dog before it’s shed around the home. It then self cleans, sucking hair from the bristles straight into your vacuum. No mess.
•Slicker Bristles – Positioned at 35 degrees. Remove loose dog hair from the coat before it’s shed around the home.
•For Medium or Long Haired Dogs – Adjust thumb pressure for different bristle lengths
•Storage Mode – When not in use, the bristles retract for protection and cleanliness.
•Captures Allergens During Grooming – Removes dead skin cells, improving coat condition.
•Spring-Loaded Trigger – Push down to expose bristles. Release to retract them.
•One-Hand Control – Leaving the other hand to control the dog