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I would love to get my hands on one of the lightweight uprights from Tacony. The only vacuum I have is a straight-suction Dirt Devil canister (link below) while there are carpets in my house. Sometimes, my father lends me his bagless Bissell upright for the carpets, but I don't trust the machine...

Don't forget the inside filter.

Aerus should reopen a vacuum manufacturing facility in Canada.

Here's the back filter.

I might try that, Tolivac. Here's the tool caddy. I don't have much to say about this.

It's true that the bristles of all or almost all dusting brushes do need cleaning once in a while. Now here's the crevice tool. The attachment does fit with the Dirt Devil hose, but I'll leave you all to guess why I consider it junk. I got more crevice tools but that too, I'll make a separate...

Here's the dusting brush. It's useless as it doesn't even fit with the hose. It's most likely for a different vacuum cleaner. I recently got different dusting brushes from different stores but I'll discuss them in another thread. And by the way, thank you for the advice on turbo and floor...

Here's the upholstery nozzle. In the last of the four pictures, the nozzle is attached to the hose while the canister's turned on. Look what it's capable of doing. Out of all the attachments I got with the canister, the upholstery nozzle is the only one I consider keeping. The others are all junk.

I mean which floor brush doesn't get hair stuck to the bristles.

I used the floor brush to clean the kitchen floor and look at all the hair that sticks to the bristles. Can any of you give me a suggestion about which floor brush I should get that doesn't get stuck to the bristles?

Here's the telescopic wand. It connects to the hose by friction fit and it looks durable. I might keep it when the canister gets defective.

Here's the hose handle and the valve. The connection diameter is 1.25 inch (3.175 cm). And Sebo Fan, do you think a lot of the vacuum cleaners in the British market use bags that are similar to the ones in my pictures?

Thank you, Sebo Fan, for your advice. Now I'll say more things about the vacuum. Here's the canister with the open lid, the bag with a part attached to it and the bags' container bag. I had a hard time finding more bags that are compatible with the machine, but eventually, my father went to the...

Here's the canister's underside (with the tag). I wanted something made in a country other than China, but like I said earlier, I'll keep this thing until it malfunctions.

Ever since I moved to my youngest brother's house, we didn't have any vacuum cleaners, although my father sometimes lends me his bagless upright Bissell. But then, earlier this year, I received my grandmother's vacuum cleaner when she moved to a retirement home. It's cheap Dirt Devil canister...