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Buy a Dyson Vacuum at Home Outfitters Canada and get 1 Million HBC Rewards Points

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Dyson Vacuum Canada

HBC Home Out­fit­ters Canada has a promo on Dyson vac­u­ums: pur­chase any full size Dyson Can­is­ter vac­uum and receive 1 mil­lion HBC Rewards points. These points are worth a $125 Home Out­fit­ters Gift Card. The Dyson mod­els included in this promo are Dyson DC20, DC21, DC23 & DC23 Ani­mal with prices rang­ing from $499.99 to $749.99.

I per­son­ally have no expe­ri­ence with Dyson vac­u­ums but start­ing at $499.99 they seem very pricey! Even after 1 mil­lion HBC rewards points! So I guess this deal would be good if you were plan­ning on buy­ing a Dyson vac­uum any­way. Dysons are known to be par­tic­u­larly good if you have pets and fam­ily mem­bers with aller­gies.  Look­ing at the Dyson prices at Home Out­fit­ters I can see they’re a bit inflated so it’s prob­a­bly a good idea to com­pare prices to other  stores and make sure you’re get­ting the best deal.

Every­thing Dyson pro­duces seems to be pretty pricey in gen­eral. Their Dyson Air­blades which  are sup­posed to even­tu­ally replace the clas­si­cal energy guz­zling  hand-dryers in pub­lic wash­rooms cost around $1500 each. Dyson Air­blades use some pretty neat tech­nol­ogy stolen from sim­i­lar to the Japan­ese Mit­subishi Jet Towel.

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11 Responses to “Buy a Dyson Vacuum at Home Outfitters Canada and get 1 Million HBC Rewards Points”

  1. Lemdrop

    I own a Dyson I bought a cou­ple years ago and I love it!!!! Yes, they are def­i­nitely pricey but you would be amazed (and a lit­tle grossed out) at what they pull out of your car­pet. I would shop around though, Sears runs sales on them reg­u­larly and Future Shop car­ries them as well.

  2. Patty

    Yup, just what I want for Mother’s Day a vac­uum cleaner. WTG Boys at the Bay. How sen­si­tive of you. How polit­i­cally cor­rect in the year 2009.

    While I’ve heard good things about the prod­uct I find this pretty sad. Maybe we can have just 1 day where we don’t have to think about housework.

  3. Charles

    Hey, Cana­dian Tire and Home Depot think that all men are flannel-wearing retired lum­ber­jacks who can’t resist buy­ing any tool, and who mea­sure their man­li­ness by how good they are at DIY. Seri­ously, try to find any Father’s Day pro­mo­tion that isn’t garage or golf-related. ;)

  4. Patty

    Hey Charles maybe you and I should set these retail­ers straight!!!

  5. Kitty

    C’mon kids. You take what you get when it comes to sales, no?
    I know that I’ve been sav­ing up for months now, just wait­ing for Fathers’ Day to run around so that we can buy our­selves a decent drill…

  6. Alan Parks

    They’re over­rated junk. More come back from dis­sat­is­fied cus­tomers than you’d wish to think. Take your mil­lion points if you want, but you can buy a bag­less upright for around $100 & get the same per­for­mance. Save your money…

  7. Lesley

    I have had my Dyson for over a year now and love it. I vac­uum every other day and I have no com­plaints about the machine. Well worth the invest­ment in my opinion.

  8. Theresa

    My 70 year old mother (acts like she’s 40) pur­chased a Dyson demo model for $499 3 weeks ago. Upright pur­ple pet one, and she’s been vac­u­um­ing for a long time every Sat­ur­day for as long as I remem­ber. She loves it, it took her a while to get used to not hav­ing to go back & forth. It freaked her out a bit to see how much crap came up out of the car­pet. She says it’s a bit heavy, but she’s a strong lady. I’m going to pur­chase one myself in the next week or two.

  9. Dyson Tech

    Plas­tic design. Its brit­tle. Most Dyson’s, I get in to be repaired are due to cracks in the plas­tic body, Again the weight of the machine does not help, If dropped or knocked over it will crack. The war­ranty will NOT cover this. Many are made in Malaysia, using cheap parts from China. I wrote this guide almost 2 years ago and come back to update. The biggest prob­lem we are see­ing is how brit­tle the plas­tic is getting.

  10. Dyson Tech

    Plas­tic design. Its brit­tle. Most Dyson’s, I get in to be repaired are due to cracks in the plas­tic body, Again the weight of the machine does not help, If dropped or knocked over it will crack. The war­ranty will NOT cover this. Many are made in Malaysia, using cheap parts from China. I wrote this guide almost 2 years ago and come back to update. The biggest prob­lem we are see­ing is how brit­tle the plas­tic is getting…

  11. kesman

    We just Dyson DC17 Dyson

    DC17Absolute Ani­mal took this out of the box two hours, he snapped them

    with­out too much trou­ble (but see instruc­tions). Oh-my-Gawd! The first room that we

    already enjoy with our vac­uum cleaner vac­u­um­ing old machine, Dyson DC17then steam cleaned. It

    looked clean Sun But the Dyson stunned us was the point of dis­be­lief when it was clean

    the car­pet again, and the car­tridge to the full Dyson

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