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thank you again alex i really do feel honored to be in a club like this and also do in part, because of how many of you knew Stan so well. like i said he was a primary reason during the age of 10-today for me loving vacuums so much, and as for the the convention, my dad is not super about...

oops oops i made a spelling error, i meant stan so sorry about that.

thank you alex taber. thank you Alex Taber for you're input on the subject, i did not know you knew stein kann, you see i am only 16 years old, but i found this website and knew i would fit right in, ever since i was the age of 1[believe it or not] my mom recalled i used to love to watch her...

hello everybody, i am relatively new to this site. i would like to here from anybody who has ever known Stan in person, i have only ever seen few videos about him and only heard of the absolutely "epic" collection of vacuum cleaners he had, from what i have heard he was a very nice and very down...

234... wow i remember one of neighbors having an older Miele and they had used everyday, and to this day i don't think they have ever bought an upright vacuum just because they love the Miele that much, i forget the model which is a shame seeing as i used to go over to the guys house everyday...

they really aren't that bad... i don't want to come off as the type that criticizes the little guy but i agree with the guy above me, they are actually quite good vacuums[although not a personal favorite] and they seem to work good for the price when compared to other little vacuums for around...

Kirby.... my daily driver is my 16 year old Kirby g4, i am currently in the process of cosmetically restoring it, but in the 6 years i have owned it it has done absolute wonders for each home we move into, one thing i love is the amount of attachments that comes with it, i can tackle any and...

dyson hmmm. i have actually owned a Dyson before dc14, and from experience they are the most intuitive and most technologically superior vacuums around, the company itself is great. i have never had trouble with the customer service nor the employees that worked there, i had my dc14 for about 4...

amazing. as stated above[or below] me by vacman, i to had an older Kenmore when i was about 8, i remember it was pretty loud and sometimes scared me. but eventually learned to adore the big machine. anyhow just saying heya hiya hoya, hope that vacuum serves you for many many years. ~Frankie

hi. i just sent you an email about the Kirby reply back to me soon.

she's a beaut. that is going to be a very nice hoover to ad to you're collection, im thinking of getting a hoover decade 80 from a local store before it gets sold. enjoy this timeless classic of a hoover, treat it right and it will last forever.

really? i hope you are buying this just for testing purposes, otherwise unless you have a hard wood floor and need something this small i wouldn't get it. i would go bissel at least. but that is just me.

handy dandy... that looks like a nice handy little tool, i used to have something like that for one of my older eureka's. can't remember what happened to it but it works wonders on upholstery and in a vehicle. hope you get lots of hours of great use out of it. ~Frankie~

maybe crazy maybe not. i have to agree with some of these folks that say that going with this new design in a sense is good for oreck at capturing the modern market, but in the same sense, oreck was originally and always should be a commercial market, they made the first vacuums for hotels and...

very beautiful Kirby sentria, i am a little jealous myself, as i have been wanting a sentria for quite some time but have not had the money nor do i feel like trading my g4 for a cash difference. i have had my g4 for 6 years and it is 16 years old and only thing i have ever replaced on it is a...