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Trouble with those Floorbusters. I have one too, is the cost of the replacement batteries.. they're about $17-$20 each and it takes two. My other half years ago bought some B&D power tools that used those batteries, a saw, a worklight, a drill, a mini circular saw, and some others.. Then I saw...

Does it sound similar to the 120v model and does it also have the woefully too short hose? If only, only, they'd added another foot to that hose I'd probably use mine more often but it drives me nuts.

Hmmm well my hubby is from round the bay (little catalina) and his mom had a filter queen so he thinks because when he saw mine he said it looked like the one they had. Which when I found that out after she passed on.. his dad gave away to someone and bought some piece o crap.

Beautiful house..obviously a fairly wealthy local family had it built in it's day. I noticed there' a servants staircase in the kitchen and that "garage" type are usually referred to as a carriage house with the accompanying "carriage door or gate" One of the help might live up there.. Do...

The one on the left I just call the "dirt sensor" . I picked up a very clean one a couple of years ago and leave it over at my moms house for her cleaning help to use. Those 3/4 sized Jet Flo dual-purposes, love em. They're very practical and easy to use.. especially if you live in a small...

Very cool looking polisher/shampooer

A word of warning Be very careful about not running over the cord with these style Panasonics. They are very good at slicing little strips off the cord down to the wires. It's really their only fault.

some more.. the one on the left is the TOL electronic model

Some others

Here's mine not as pretty

Nice color, I haven't seen it before. They are my favorite "modern" vac in all their permutations. The first one I bought (same as that one but brown/tan) for my mom new must have been back in the early 90's. It was a struggle pushing her Kenmore twin fan over the plush carpeting. These are...

Non specifically some of the differences I've seen were some Canadian models having a two piece handle vs. the US one piece handle at time. Perhaps a handle grip on one vs the other without one.. and I think on my lilac one (single piece handle and no grip) I have a matching lilac colored cord...

What a haul LOL Edmonton does like things white.. white van, white pick up, white snow, even one of the main roads is Whitemud Trail I have a good Edmonton joke from the years we lived in Calgary but can't post it in here

Hmmm Been watching Hoarders have you. Good luck on keeping the garage and attic empty. Your nature adores a vacuum so that space will be filled right back up in no time

fab finds. I was thinking the same thing as well with GE looking like the Kenmore duo power

pumps AND leopard print leggings!!! yay

Be careful lifting/handling the Duo-Power. The plastic casing on them has a tendency to crack

Looks good. I just parted with mine a few months ago to a fellow collector. It was that or the Omega and since I prefer brown over green....

Don't have any NIB vintage vacuums only some small kitchen appliances. As much as I always want to open them I can't bring myself to do it LOL

I would have to say it was the high price and limited exposure really. The rare times I ever saw any were at exhibition buildings etc during annual fairs, home and garden show, the odd time perhaps someone would be selling them in the mall with a balloon or something blowing in the air.