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Hi Mick + Tina, 

Looks good, but how easy are the filters to get?

Bob

They are not disposable filters, you wash them out, so whilst one is drying you have a spare in the machine.

Quote: Originally posted by Mick+Tina on 22/5/2007

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This one is excellent, its an upright and small hand held, sucks up water and dog hair and is very light.

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Bob,

Its good for our Rabbits hair at home when we bring him in.

Quote: Originally posted by boblynn on 21/5/2007

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Okay, now for the real question.  How well do either the Mojo III or Morphy Richard Pod pick up DOG HAIRS.  We have a lab which seems to molt most of it's coat every time it sets foot in the caravan.  So far we have used a pet grooming brush and dust pan and backed that up with a JCB rechargable.  Which is next to useless by the way, so don't even ask about that one.  At home we have a Dyson Animal which is great, but a tad big for the van.   Any suggestions as to what is best?

Post last edited on 21/05/2007 19:52:16

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I wouldn't buy a dyson, same reason as above.

think after reading the above I will go for the Black and decker Anyone know if you can get an adapter to use on mains?

Our new car has black carpets, (it's all my fault for not paying attention), it's hubby's car and he's the messy one too. so if i've any chance of keeping it clean hei'll need one in the car, let you know how it worked out with the dog as we have a Briard, they don't shed much a fraction of labs, but it's long.