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[Mom2Dogs]

The battery in the stick vacuum has died...I use it a lot and have had it many years, so I am not surprised I need to replace the battery.

If I decide not to replace (depends on the price) do any of you have a stick vac that you like?

I am open to other brands.  Thanks

[MG Chris]

I replaced my battery on my Dyson about a year ago. I paid around $50 on the big A. The battery was better than the original. It lasts about 15 minutes longer than the original did. It was super easy to replace; I had it done in under five minutes.

If I were replacing the whole vac, I would go with a Shark. I know two people who have one and love them.,

[sann]

The battery in the Dyson I have must be ready to die because I'm lucky if the thing last 3 minutes it's totally worthless.....

[FiddleDeeDee]

@Mom2Dogs  Shark. We moved to Shark from Dyson and prefer it SO MUCH MORE.

[Mom2Dogs]

@MG Chris    Do you leave you vac plugged in all the time?

[Mom2Dogs]

@sann   Mine just started today...I can tell the battery is going.  But I have had it for a long time on the original battery.

[sann]

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@Mom2Dogs wrote:

@sann   Mine just started today...I can tell the battery is going.  But I have had it for a long time on the original battery.

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@Mom2Dogs    I failed to mention but I do leave it plugged in all the time...honestly I don't think the thing ran that long when it was new....

[sunshine45]

we have two dyson stick vacuums and we love them.

you can easily get new batteries from amazon.

NEVER leave them plugged in all the time, just recharge as needed.

[Bellini13]

Mine died after 2 years. I’m going to take it to Batteries Plus and have it changed.

[Bellini13]

Oh I had a Shark vacuum with the removable cannistet and it died in a year