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I had a crappy floor brush and wanted a better one. I was looking into this thread to get an idea on what floor tool I should get. When I went to the Chapman boutique, I saw two nozzles similar to the one you, N0oxy, was talking about (which is the model RD 285). I considered buying one of them...

Hey Alphonse, do you think that the Mexican-made Kenmore canisters from Sears are crap compared to the Prima?

I know that each of the vacuum cleaner models from Riccar has a Simplicity counterpart and I've been wondering if a bag for a Riccar model would be compatible with that model's Simplicity counterpart even if it's not said on the package. Also, Fuller Brush is another sister company of Riccar...

Say... I wonder if the Eco models will be introduced in the American and Canadian markets someday.

They're the same tools as the ones in the pictures in the reply #59. I burnt them with fire, cut them with a knife and smashed them with a tenderizer. And yes, the Kenmore dusting brush was made in USA and shame on the people who designed it.

At one time, while discussing in another thread about the Riccar Prima, I was asking if the Prima were better than the Mexican-made Kenmore canisters from Sears and Rob (Kirbylux77) recommended me to choose the Prima, the Simplicity Wonder or a Miele and avoid the Kenmore's. So, Dan, do you...

Now, the crappy attachments I have have faced a consequence for being crap. Here, I'll show you all.

It seems that the Classic III with the Legend II bag is a popular converted configuration, and I find it pretty. Would it be great if all the participants of the Vacuumland forum who own a Kirby Classic III and the Legend II bag could reunite and go to a bar or a restaurant together?

Hey, here's a question. Is the Kirby Dual Sanitronic 50 better than any of the Bissell's, Eureka's and Dirt Devil's from Walmart?

Ok, let's compare the Riccar Prima with a cheap TTI canister (Eureka, Bissell or Dirt Devil) that can be bought at Walmart. What do the two have in common? They're made in China. What does the TTI canister have in contrast to the Prima? The former is disposable crap while the latter is of top...

I learned that the Prima canisters are made in China but it's said that they're of exceptionally good quality. Do any of you belive that these models are an antithesis of the TTI canisters?

Now here's one of my favorite videos! http://https//www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzaBmMXRAb4

Say, is the Prima better than any of the Kenmore canisters from Sears? If so, would you tell me what advantages the Prima has compared to the Kenmore's?

Now the long and flexible crevice tool At one point when I tested the long and flexible crevice tool (LFCT), there was a clog. I took of the tip and in the pictures, you get to understand why I consider the tool ineffective. On end is large while the other is narrow. Unlike the other useless...

Are the upright models from Electrolux or Aerus better than any of the ones from Dyson? Would the Discovery II even outperform the up-to-date DC77?   When I'm talking about Electrolux, I'm talking about the company that's renamed "Aerus", not the one that also owns Eureka and Sanitaire.

Another article you might be interested in. http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/everything-sucks.htm

Here's a song that might go well with this thread. http://https//www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5BSvwOYwxg

Say John, did you read my comment about your collection of Hoover Convertibles and kitchen appliances? And also about the item in the picture in <a name="start_28657.329753"></a>reply# 201?

Here's a video about crappy Chinese-made products. http://https//www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JqKsmN1lDo

If you people support quality in products and oppose downgrading, here's an article you might want to print. http://www.kevinpezzi.com/blog/made-in-China_junk.php