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Z1359? It lowered itself to the ground when in operation and was programmed to robotically traverse from one cleaning area to another. This Boss Plus was quite the performer and time-saver, but there were too many complaints that it always managed to get in the way of TV watching and quick...

The seller is unknown to me. Attached are 3 photos of it and one of the similar Eureka Heavy-Duty canister model-type 948-A originally posted by OpelGTKarl. Both were marketed in the early- to mid-'60s and enameled in Eureka's main color of the time, Lagoon Blue. My guess is that Sanitaires...

This post is the last installment of the Electrolux (Aerus Lux) Exhibition of UK, US, & CA surface care appliances featuring the upright models. It, too, is a guide rather than an historical record; being mainly based on observations, conversations, and recollections. By the way, US and...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/127081625846 Listed as a LX, but it has the permanent wheels & caster which indicate that it's a LXI. The model only sold for less than a year between 1955 and 1956 being discontinued when the lighter Automatic Model E premiered. The seller is unknown to me.

Back in the day, floor conditioners were popular among Electrolux customers worldwide; however there is less online information about them than on vacuum cleaners, so I collated the attached online photos and data from online sales, Doug Smith's website...

Electrolux UK (1921), US (1924), & CA (1931) online photos & information collected, organized, and posted here as a guide rather than as an historical record. A limited amount of company literature was available to me as a resource; instead the information is largely from observation...

Visits to the Digital Museum — https://digitaltmuseum.se/search?q=Electrolux+Dammsugare&n=50 — Lux France — https://www.france-purification.com/6-aspirateurs?p=3 — and Doug Smith's website — http://smithcollection.altervista.org/index.html — prompted me to collect & post the following photos of...

This thread is a continuation of a discussion on thread 44672: https://vacuumland.org/threads/1980s-viking-241-electronic-canister-vacuum.44672/ The discussion piqued my curiosity about the AB Electrolux & Lux brand (and related companies) D/AP/S Series, so I searched for online information...

Located Marketing on Newspaper Database 1977-1978 4050-A 1978-1980 4050-B 1978 4053-A (replacement bag shown in photo) 1978-1981 4040-A/B 1978-1981 4060-A 1981 5085-A/B 1984 4036-A/B 1989 4034-B Sears Brand (unsure if Type A is Sears as online parts stores list only 4034-B) 1989-1992 4038-A/B...

Updates invited.

The Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Company was founded in 1909 by Fred Wardell and incorporated in the State of Michigan on this day in 1910. Attached is a history I compiled (recently revised) and some other items to mark the occasion...

$35.00 in Southgate, MI - thru FB Marketplace manufactured c.1982-c.1986 (no connection to the seller) https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1714135582531921?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3Ae259e102-058a-40a6-8fe4-6d92d18c32ad

To honor our Canadian posters and their nation's heritage here are a few photos of "Made in Canada" vintage floor & surface care appliances I located online. Please post others if you'd like. 1. Eureka E1458 2. Eureka E1620 3. Electrolux Z86 4. Electrolux BA5 5. G-E VC18 6. G-E CS-12B 7...

While Eureka is known for its "Types" (successive changes and/or upgrades beginning with Type A), it's uncommon for the same model to have several different color schemes; instead the differences are often other features such as the brush roll, motor amps, and bag cover. The model 2010, which...

The Kleenex tissues Jewel box design was first used in 1969 in several different colors. It appears to me that Eureka's upright nameplates, made from 1972 to 1977 or so have a similar look. Quite possibly one of Eureka's designers just happened to have a box of Kleenex on her/his desk while...

Also known as the "Imperials" with the "Mod" bags in some ads as a promotional set in the early 1970s. I give you red (2020-RR), golden (2010-RY), and green (2044-RG) deliciousness in online photos. I know that Eureka used a "Rallye Gold" enamel around that time, so it may be that these were...

Robert, I am grateful to you for managing Vacuumland for so many years; you've done a terrific job. I have enjoyed using this site and found the format creative and user-friendly. Thank you for your managerial skills and talent, and best wishes on your new adventures. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~...

Online Sale - something I'd heard of but had yet to see until now. I located newspaper ads for it from 1930 to 1939. The attached is from the March 31, 1930, edition of the PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE. Looking up both design patents using Google's search engine, I discovered that the inventor was...

I'm curious to know if any VL contributor has tested the airflow/air watt impact of bag cover or jacket sizes and/or has any other knowledge about the variances? I am most familiar with Hoover (Convertibles) and Eureka (F & Gs) touting the sizes in their newspaper ads by quarts and cubic...

I'm grateful for the service and sacrifices of the men and women in the United States Armed Forces and their families. The six branches of the US military are: the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Space Force, and Coast Guard. Their seals surround the United States flag, also known as...