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I recently saw a Sentria (?) Kirby at a Habitat store and it appeared to have all the attachments. They were asking $300. There was a good sheen of dust on it. It's probably been sitting there a while.

This is what I like about Ebay Although you rarely need to use it, if there is a problem, you can return or negotiate a settlement. Also, there's nothing wrong with a party advertising a broken product as long as they are honest about the condition. People need to know what to expect. If...

Hello 1995. Super nice. But where is the Wind tunnel canister?

Edgar How bad is it? According to your profile you have 29. Is that the truth? You have to keep calm and show no fear. If the vacuums see you crying...it's all over for you. You may as well resign yourself to a house over run with them. I myself had upwards of 70 vacuums, but it wasn't...

Or replace both the hose and wand. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Bissell-1613049-161-3049-2154-Vacuum-Cleaner-Hose-and-Handle-Assy/193760026547?hash=item2d1cff5fb3:g:GH0AAOSwSdFfuPOg

yes, I know it's a bagless bad design that way. Surely it could be converted to bagged. I bought one of these new in 2010 for $49.99 and didn't care for the bagless part either. It's just a cute compact vacuum.

or https://www.onebulbv.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=476728

You can buy replacement wand hose ends. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vacuum-Cleaner-Wand-Bent-Handle-Bend-Hose-End-For-Hoover-32mm-High-Quality/254802921968?_trkparms=aid%3D1110006%26algo%3DHOMESPLICE.SIM%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20200818143132%26meid%3Db11b37955f0e48f58f732c4ee774d76e%26pid%3D101198%26rk%

seriously? You want to get rid of this vacuum because an inch of hose needs to be removed? All you should have to do is press in the 2 or 3 tabs around the wand that hold the hose in place with a flat-head screw driver. Once removed it should be rather easy to see how you can cut off that...

My mother bought a eureka upright around 1980 and it had a separate parts piece you could put on the bottom to use the hose. I don't remember it having a wheel.

Yes, if you vacuum up anything wet or even damp with these and don't clean it out after each use AND let it completely dry it will turn into a rusty mess. Frankly, even if you DO clean them out appropriately they will still rust. ----- Beside that, why are these so unattractive? 55...

The wheel was basically to work in conjunction with the other wheels on the upright to turn it into a canister vacuum with the hose. In practical terms, people who put these hoses on are using them for stationary things like cleaning a car and really don't need to move the vacuum. It was...

YES "Oh, there's also a squeegee attachment for hard floors that supposedly work with this model " It works great to gently wet, scrub, and suck up the mess. The hot air exhaust also blows onto the floor helping it dry in quick time. What I've done on occasion is spray your hard floors with...

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The right idea What your planning is what the pros do. 1. vacuum thoroughly with a rotating brush head. 2. spot spray if appropriate 3. spray entire carpet with shampoo direct giving it time to active and disolve the dirt 4. agitate 5. deep clean with machine. I also have a Hoover Spinscrub...

dear LORD ! circa 1960s or early 1970s is my estimate based on the cheap 1 hp motors. (That was the best they could do? Yes back then it was.) Also had a childhood friend in the 70s whos father had a typical sized shop vac in their basement and the top was the same color, graphics, and...

I did see a medium sized Shop Vac brand cleaner dumped with some old kitchen cabinets on a dead end road. And the spot was within site of a house. Strange to be dumping like that.

The "ride on toys" sound interesting.

I used to have two of those minty green quadraflexes. They are fun even though they have a flat belt.