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How about adding Filter Queen, Tristar and Metropolitan! Demonstrate ALL the door-too door brands. Oh the fun!

Several but No "genuine" tristar bag. They are a big step-up on filtration. Go to any of the recent posts about Compact machines and you'll learn lots! I can't recommend them enough! Grreg

Here's Aire Jet http://airejett.com/

Hoping and wishes you all the best in your new endeavor! Greg

I've belonged to the Club twice. Once in the 90's early 100. Several years prior to and after the fantastic first Portland, OR convention. Even hosted a 3 night gathering in Seattle with thrifting during the day, a table of 15-20 each night and also donated the raffle prize that year! fun...

A wonderful Lux model 30 with the optional cordwinder. The cordwinder pulls in and out like an old fashioned window bling. Don't let it "snap" back in too fast! It's the ruin of many a plug! Les! The bags you showing are NOT at all for this machine. Education is how we learn about the...

Les! It might be the motor but it can't be the brushroll as the Constellation is a straight suction canister!

I don't know where the link came from, sorry! Crippled finger syndrome. G

Gary! Rainbow offered the Preco as an accessory for the chrome dome. It was offered at $19.95 us. They claim it spun at 4500 rpm! And it was just called the power brush. Greg Rainbow di

You both should watch out for the POD of the Preco! Should be in the rotation soon!

Yes! Royals all used a hose end and wand system identical to FQ. And NO! Did not use the same tools!

Just like a Filter Queen hose end except blue

Thanks! I think our friend got his companies mixed up! I have several Preco nozzles under various names...Singer, Westinghouse, Beam come to hand. Primitive but effective. Later ones had a plastic neck instead of metal and are prone to cracking. Greg

How about sharing a link or picture so we can all watch!

No. Miele does not have and kind of electric add-on hose! Wish they did. When I used a Miele years ago, I had the same thought!

You all are looking at a piece of Eureka vacuum history! The Vibra Beat was a waste of money and one of the most in-effective vacuum tools ever made! To many, the noise equaled power! Fun to use. Search the archives: there's lots about it! Hook it up to a central system and you'll die...of...

Mike! Magic Cord was Kenmore's name for their cordwinder. Some models were called that and often had a little emblem on top saying magic cord. One other fun note about 70's K's was that the plug had a right angle end! Greg

I have three of them in storage! Fun to see set-up.

Our Webmaster's posting of Kenmore pages has me asking: Did Sear's ever have a really good upright vacuum? The pages Robert posted show a few (or the same ) uprights but was there ever a real "winner" in the Kenmore upright line? I know they had a version of the Singer twin fans and then in...

Compact tools and hoses... Les! Where to you get the idea that Compact metal tools are from Electrolux? Antione! Explain about Compact hoses being larger than 1 1/4" in diameter. You guys make these statements that need backing up!