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You guys really need to knock it off. Grow thicker skin. And to the people instigating the argument, did your mommy every tech you to not say anything if it's not nice?

You guys really need to knock it off.

The sheer amount of dumbassery that has transpired as a result of this virus is truly astonishing. What is the deal with people buying all of the toilet paper? I don't think chronic diarrhea is one of the coronavirus symptoms!

eVacuumStore still has the HEPA Electrolux Style C bags. I'll attach a link. https://evacuumstore.com/p-19283-electrolux-style-c-hepa-canister-vacuum-bags-8-pack.aspx

The only bags I don't like are the Hoover Style C bags. It's a massive pain in the ass to avoid spilling dirt all over your floor. The Convertible itself is not a bad vacuum, just the bags. I much prefer the top fill Hoover Style A bags.

If you want the best filtration from an Electrolux, you're gonna need a plastic bodied canister. Those have an after filter on them. Pair that with the HEPA bags and you've got yourself a winner.

I really want to come down there! I might be able to come in late April or May.

I much prefer the Aerus Electrolux vinyl hose over that woven hose. Woven hoses look pretty, but they do not hold up.

Ohh boy, where do I start. I was a child of the 2000s, when awful cheap bagless vacuums were abundant. I've compiled a list of all of the 2000s bagless plastic vacuums that I've hated. 1. Hoover Whisper. Really heavy, cheap brittle plastic, poor suction, and unreliable electronics make this...

That's not it. The RotoVac made by Namco is a scrubber attachment for a truck mount carpet extractor.

This is the second account and fourth thread you've created for this topic. Posting the same thing on all of the different forums will not help and it's against Vacuumland rules. Knock it off. I'm reporting this as spam to the moderator.

I don't think the intention was to poke harmless fun. It's quite obvious that vacuumdevil intended for his comment to be demeaning. Anyways, I'm moving on now. The Aerus Electrolux canisters all pull around 90-100 CFM at the end of the second wand. I think it's the neck on the power nozzle that...

Google Patents. I've found several old Electrolux patents there that I found interesting.

I've heard somewhere that Aerus Electrolux intentionally throttled the CFM at the nozzle to make it easier to push. Still, 80 CFM is quite good for a canister.

vacuumdevil... I found your comment extremely offensive. That was quite rude and completely uncalled for. I'm still entitled to my opinion, no matter my age. Also, 17 is HARDLY a child. 11, maybe, but 17? I think not. If you feel the need to belittle a teenager on the internet over a vacuum...

I always thought this little egg-shaped Ultra Big Shark portable vacuum looked kind of cute. I like the Dirt Devil 103 as well. I will attach pictures of both of the vacuums.

Wasn't the green painted commercial Kirby 500 style machine called the Lincoln Super Sweep? I know they made the blue version. Also, good luck finding one! They're really hard to come by and most collectors who have one won't want to part with it!

Wow! What a nice looking 505! I have a bunch of random Kirby G3 parts, and I wonder if I can send them in to be rebuilt into a like new Kirby if I pay them enough!

I've seen a lot of Electroluxes, and I can say that I've never seen a broken plastic body. I'm 17, 6 feet tall and I weigh 190 pounds, and I can stand on a plastic bodied Electrolux without the plastic cracking or breaking. Also, the Aerus Lux Guardian Platinum has 100 CFM from the power nozzle...

Shark customer service will ABSOLUTELY NOT tell you how to get it apart! They will tell you that doing so will "void the warranty" and blah blah blah. The older Shark Navigator models are actually easy to get apart by Shark standards. Not as easy as a Bissell PowerForce or Bissell Cleanview, but...