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They definitely have some weird attachments, I never use them as a result. I think they made a mistake getting rid of the original turbo brush which is technically a Vacuflo Rug Rat that you can still buy today. Even their Vacuette hand vac does a better job than the Zipp Brush, I own two myself...

Actually we already have a vacuum day and it's today February 4th.

I really like the pine scent, but it doesn't last for very long.

I have one It was assembled in Mexico and you have to put the Concept cord on it to make it work.

Probably the ultimate metal Electrolux to find for your collection would be the Commemorative Edition even if you found one at the thrift store in not so well condition. Those are super rare because they were not sold to customers but more as a promotional gift to top Electrolux dealers. Just...

Such a beautiful Eureka and one of my all time favorites, hope to see it go to a good owner!

I'll be given a Rainbow E2 Gold soon from my aunt that uses a circuit controller which is basically a computer board. Reason she's giving it to me is because it doesn't turn on anymore. I'm hoping it's a switch or something small but chances are that it's going to be the board and a replacement...

Two of my favorite upright vacuum designs, Dial-A-Matic for bypass and F&G for direct air.

New 2025 line Things are looking positive for Beam and others. https://beamvac.com/product-category/central-vacuums/ https://duovac.com/en/boutique/central-vacuums/current-alignment/ https://huskyvac.com/en/products/ https://trovac.com/trovac_na_us_en

There was also a Vax version as well over in the UK.

There were quite a bit different models of this variant especially the yellow MC-V7572 bagless version. Panasonic at the time really tried to get serious into the vacuum market especially being competitive to other brands and models like the Hoover Windtunnel V2/Savvy so they could get more...

Me too Whoever picks up that Simplicity will be the luckiest buyer because that is one of if not the most powerful bypass uprights ever made. It pays homage to the Kenmore Duopower since it's a similar basic design.

I would've picked up that Simplicity 7350, it looked to be in good condition!

This came from the CR79 specs chart Again the only upright that doesn't offer this is the C-CPU4T since that's a Tacony made model.

If circuit boards are designed properly and proven to be reliable, I see them as another simple component like a switch. Windsor for example has a circuit board that not only shuts off the machine if something got jammed in the brushroll but also shuts the machine off if it was clogged or the...

I'm not sure This is all brand new stuff so I don't even know what the dimensions are or what they look like. If I were to guess, they might be similar to the Oreck lifetime belts. I'd have to see cause I have a Cirrus CR89 and a Bernina 6500C that both need new belts anyways. Such a shame...

My grandparents had the Jaguar version, from my understanding that one was only exclusively sold through Target. I still remember the day when we first bought it from Target and assembled it together back in 2004. It was the best vacuum they've ever owned despite it's flaws. I should've replaced...

I was just on Cirrus' website today and I've noticed something, apparently they're now offering lifetime belts as an option. That's a huge upgrade for Cirrus and other models that ESSCO has made! The only Cirrus upright that doesn't offer a lifetime belt is the C-CPU4T since that's a Tacony made...

The brushroll being loose with no belt on is perfectly normal.

Can't say I'd be much of help. I've already boxed mine and put it in storage. Even if I didn't and had it taken apart, I'm pretty sure these motors are fixed together where they can't be opened up to be serviced at least according to this parts schematic. Honestly, I don't see it as much of a...