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Vacuumfacts, may I ask why your testing method is immediately better than any other including mine. If mine is not the best that is ok, however I would like to know why so I can gradually improve it.

I would say that if you like older dysons it could potentially be worth getting a parts donor machine. I don't love dyson's though I have never had experience with their older uprights.

I like the idea of something like this. They look really nice.

I must concur with you, that is a lovely colour scheme.

I have to agree that no matter how careful I am putting the bag in dust always leaks out. This is the only vacuum I have bought new with less than 70 percent off so I am always worried it will break down on me. I don't like that I am also scared because of how they stop working with fake bags...

I love your toy hoovers. The one on the right is absolutely fabulous.

I have a feeling they put these ads out to get people in the door. Then they might have said 'we ran out of those refurbished machines, though you could wait for 4 months until we have more. Or you can buy this here Hoover/Electrolux ). I can't imagine selling a refurbished Hoover dial-a-matic...

At some point it all boils down to preference. Some people like and prefer dysons, I prefer a Kirby cause I know that they just fill bags and bags with dirt. Amazing performance in my use case. I have a lot of pet hair, larger debris and fine dust though. I find that even a Dyson stick vac...

That’s a shame. Foam compresses though so it is very easy to cut or add more.

I was wondering if anyone had a list like this. Then I read it and got confused. I haven’t looked properly yet though.

I think a majority of people who dishwasher vacuum parts have a dishwasher in their vacuum store specifically for that. I may be wrong though.

I just say the three “Electrolux” vacuums. One was box box store home brand bag less, another was a bagged Hyundai and the third was a plasticrap Russell Hobbs. Oh well.

I love the looks of those older eureka machines. They look like a car from the time.

I wonder if funding would be possible to make reproduction production from 50, 60 or 70 years ago.

A model 725 would be better than a 700, though the 700 is from 100 years ago.

That upholstery tool looks lkike one from the 50s/60s electrolux. I like those electrolux tools for delicate things so I hope that the miracle mate nozzle is indeed similar.

I am aiming for one of each of the NZ models. I would like the Australian lineup, though that would cost a lot of money.

The wertheim 7 series is just so unwieldly in my opinion. it goes the wrong way when you pull it and it is heavy, blah, blah, blah. I must say that the plastic seems creaky to me.

In the next few months someone has a near new in box electrolux z89 they said I could buy. Someone else has offered an electrolux (likely from the 70s-90s) in box. Not sure on the model yet. I will update you when I hear about it.

Maybe a run of a few thousand hoover 700's that would be cool to see.