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Here is what I would do I would keep the Bissell canister. It sounds like due to your new flooring, this machine will suit your house well. Canisters are great for floors and in my opinion, are just more convenient all around. I for one HATE using an upright for stairs and upholstery. I guess...

I've owned a few of these I had a yellow one just like this one a few years ago, along with a red one very recently. They have decent suction when the filters are clean. They also use a very aggressive brushroll, just like its bagged counterparts. Sadly, it really does use a terrible bagless...

I've longed for a new Rainbow for a couple of years now but I could never justify the price. Recently, I had contact with a fellow collector who had an interest in a few Filter Queens of mine. We had a few discussions and he asked if I had an interest in a Rainbow E2 Black. I said I was, but...

I don't think these are Aeruses. It looks like they took two toy Dirt Devil Deluxes, painted them black and stuck the Aerus logo on them. Still very unique though.

Good luck selling the Royal I used to have that same model. I still have one with the more modern B bag set up. They are fantastic carpet cleaners and are nearly indestructible.

Very nice Kirby A family friend of ours used to have one. I think it was replaced by a Miele upright. I have a picture of me at a vacuum exhibit my museum had in 2003 standing next to a G6 Limited Edition and a Singer Twin Turbo upright.

I'm glad the Tempo is made here It's a great value. My Aunt's Tempo has been used heavily for five years and it's still going. The only part that has been replaced is the hose (besides the belt, which is just normal wear). I see plenty of 15+ year old Windtunnels still going too.

I used the Dirt Devil version once. It was a decent machine. Cleaned carpet well and had decent airflow. I remember it being a bit heavy and inconvenient though.

I can answer the first question As you are using genuine Filters, there is no need to use the carbon filter as very little dust gets past that primary filter. If you need to control odors, I like to suck up laundry beads with each vacuuming.

Nice Twin Fan It looks like the bumper may be missing? I used to have a twin fan from that era (late 80's-early 90's) but without the cord reel. They are very loud but are fairly powerful. I have a one Speed BOL Singer Powermaster and a 2 speed Kenmore Twin Fan- both from the mid-70's.

Same here, Sheetstyler! My 2000 Rainbow E Series, 1992 Filter Queen Majestic and my Fantom Thunders/Kenmore Destinys are easily my favorite machines. By the way, you have a very nice example of a Fantom Thunder.

Very nice Electrolux!! I have one too, but yours is FAR nicer. I don't have the powerhead for mine.

Hrrmm.... Most likely, my Rainbow E-Series (One Speed). I am perfectly find having that as my only vacuum cleaner.

For me... 1958 Ford Fairlane 500 Skyliner, 1976 Oldsmobile Toronado and 1990 Lincoln Town Car.

I've had a few of these Dirt Devils over the years. Swivel Glides, Vision uprights, a Vision canister, a Plus, an MVP, an Ultra MVP, the original Featherlite, a Sensation, hand vacs, stick vacs. I was never that fond of Dirt Devils but I did like the Ultra MVP I used to have. The original...

Did you get the Lightning as well? Congrats on finding a Wildcat so fast! I wouldn't be surprised if that has been down there for a while. Eventually, I will be going back to the vacuum shop where I found about a dozen Fantoms (most of which I took). If I happen to find a dustbin for a Wildcat...

That's a nice Dimension 1000 I have a red Dimension 900 waiting at home for me to "play with" when I'm home for Thanksgiving Break!

A few clarifying points..... The Fantom Wildcat was originally intended to be CORDLESS. A few months ago, I found a business report from Fantom Technologies with very detailed information about the design of this vacuum, as well as the then recent introduction of the Fantom Fury "Special...

Very nice Royal! I have an Anniversary Edition from 1992. I personally prefer Royals to Kirbys. I happen to think that they clean and handle better. They are much lighter as well.

I've owned a few Fantom Twisters.... I never cared for the Euro-Pro Fantoms but I did like that they were quiet. They seemed to have decent suction power too. The only one that interests me is the commercial model with the metal brushroller. I can't think of any other bagless vacuum that ever...