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Background
The DC39 Origin was released in late 2011. It features the updated Radial Root Cyclone™ technology, the original version of which was released in 2001.
The Dyson DC39 Origin is a pull-behind vacuum that is an ergonomic improvement from traditional push vacuums. It reduces wrist and arm fatigue over long periods of use because the user only has to hold the triggerhead floor tool, and the main body of the vacuum is dragged behind on wheels. Some additional positive features of the DC39 Origin are as follows:
- The canister on the DC39 is bag-free, making emptying the canister easy and hygienic
- The pre-filter used to catch very small particles is conveniently located at the top of the canister, making removal and cleaning easy
- Sealed canister and multiple levels of filtration helped the DC39 to be asthma and allergy- friendly, and it was certified by the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America
- The Ball™ technology on the DC39 contains all of the major components of the vacuum including the motor, motor filter, and power cord
- The Ball™ in tandem with the central steering mechanism at the front of the main assembly allows the vacuum to be pulled behind the user and follow the user’s path accurately
Identification
The Dyson DC39 Origin has a distinctive design that makes it easy to distinguish from most other vacuums. It features a ball canister with the filters and dust bin attached to the front. The vacuum is relatively compact, with a handle connecting the canister to the dust bin.
The DC39 Origin features an iron-gray ball canister, a yellow cyclone body, and red plastic buttons. You can find the model number and other product information on a label located on the bottom of the ball canister.