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Jon - "That is the problem with liberty." Indeed, it's the right of the owner to cut the cord or modify their vacuum as they see fit. But, to me personally, that's like taking a 1970s muscle car and painting it bright purple and putting spinners on it.

Dysonman - I appreciate your offer, but I really can't take in bulk groups of vacuums. I'm running out of storage space!

View of the cord. I'm angry. I don't care if I shouldn't have any expectations for a trash-picked item, that's just wrong!! And on that bombshell, that's all for now! See you in another two weeks!! ❤️

View of the brush-- holy crackers!! No wonder it didn't have any suction! It looks like they tried to groom a woolly mammoth!

View of the rear of the Rotator. I've never seen so much yellowing on such a recent item!

Here's a recent photo of the Rotator. "Never loses suction." Maybe if companies stopped saying things like this, there wouldn't be so many vacuums thrown out.

Hey all, Sammy here again! I decided to ditch the "once-a-month" thing and knock it down to every two weeks. After finding my first vacuum (thread #42300), it was quite some time before I found another awaiting rescue: a Shark Rotator Professional NV500. Shark is, as seen in my bio, my...

Thanks for the info, John!

Something I forgot to mention - it still works! Not sure how well since I don't have a rug I can plop out on the patio to test it. My housemate won't let me take my vacuums inside until I clean them out anyway.

Here are some pictures I took more recently. I would have written a separate post in this thread for them - but I had internet problems and by the time I got them resolved it was 5 AM, haha. The brush rolls look a bit dirty and scuffed but look decent to my untrained eye. The Rewind feature is...

Hi all! My name's Sammy. I got into vacuums somewhat recently. Today, I want to talk to you about my first find from last year! Sadly, I didn't take a photo of it when I picked it up. It was outside a pet store in southwest Marshfield, Wisconsin. Here's a picture of when it got home: