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In the movie Mrs. Doubtfire, a Hoover Elite was featured. I have to think if the late Robin Williams was a vacuum enthusiast himself, not just an actor known for ad-libbing and suicide jokes who showcased his singing talents as the Genie in Aladdin. Well, he's been dead since 2014, so I don't...

Back in 2017, a guy named FantomTechGuy set out to revive Fantom. I'm led to the belief that he abandoned that journey for something different.

We do know that 2025 marks 25 years since the year 2000 hit. What were Hoover, Bissell, Dirt Devil, and Eureka all doing in the year 2000? What products did they put out that year, alongside redesign or discontinue? Everyone knows that at the time, Hoover was owned by Maytag, Dirt Devil wasn't...

Hey guys, it's been so long since I last posted on here. I've been so busy IRL. I live in my own apartment and I own a Bissell Zing bagged canister. With a set of high quality attachments and cloth HEPA filtration bags, it's an awesome machine. Best $80 ever spent.

The Hoover Elite is from Mrs. Doubtfire, which stars Robin Williams. It has me wondering if Robin Williams owned an Elite machine himself. I wouldn't know because he's been dead since 2014.

There was no internet in the early 90's, so no one knew how bad the Regina Housekeeper was when it was relevent. Word of mouth was the only way to know how bad it was.

The Bissell Catch-All is a rare Bissell as no vids of it on Youtube exist. But I'm not surprised because those have been junked over the years due to dead batteries.

Those old DD commercials from the 90's include Golden Retriever puppies. Can someone explain why they did that? I ask because I used to have a Golden Retriever when I was growing up.

I was wanting to know why Bissell and Dirt Devil waited until the early 2000's to release a canister with a power nozzle.

A forgotten DD/Royal vacuum also means it's not on Youtube. Name some examples.

You know a Eureka product is forgotten when there's no videos of it to be found online or when a pic of it cannot be found. And it's not just their carpet extractors.

A forgotten Hoover product is very likely to not have a single video or two of it on Youtube.

When I think of forgotten Bissell products, I'm talking about those that have zero videos of them online.

I feel Dirt Devil no longer sells products that are worthwhile. Can there be a way to save the brand from irrelevency?

I wonder...what if Sanitaire could sell their own version of the Amway Cleartrak?

I also wonder how difficult would it have to be for Eureka to return to the domestic carpet extractor market. If there's a reason why they are no videos of them on Youtube, it's because they were bad units. IDK if the Bissell units were better or worse. Personally, the Big Green, Rug Doctor, and...

What appears to be the fascination behind Shark vacuums?

I know the Korean Bissells were made by Samsung from 2000-2015. Why did the partnership end? Was it because Samsung no longer makes good products these days, such as the Galaxy Note 7 because it blew up like if it was a terrorist in your pocket? I wanna know.

Hey y'all, this is my return to vacuumland because all my old accounts are dead. I was at the thrift store today, and I was surprised to see the OG Bissell ProLite there (I was at Habitat For Humanity). I checked the date on it and it was made on the 252nd day of 2004. Because I have zero...