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Super old thread I know I know this is a super old thread, But my Canadian model Filter Queen 700 made in 1985 has a sticker on it saying for Dry pickup only unless "Aqua Queen" is use in conjunction, So it indeed was a Filter Queen product

What about the 1980's Plastic Electroluxes? Saw some of those at the Vac shop today restored and they look beautiful, I was torn between one of them and a Filter Queen, Got a used hose to replace my taped up one, Put my mint brown cuff on it today as the one that was on the used hose was dry...

Thanks man :) Its so pretty I just wanna leave it in the living room on display, Its a conversation piece. I did have to get the Power Nozzle wanted a chrome one but it was $99 buck vs $50 for the plastic one, Vac store guy said they are both good, Chrome is lit though and has a wider cleaning...

Yeah I get what your saying, I like how the filter queen isn't a upright, not a big fan of them, Every time I take the nozzle out of the Bissel to clean my sofa or the baseboards, The vacuum falls over and the handle has smoked me in the head so many times. That said I kept the terrible filters...

Omg tolivac you really hate those plastic vacuums! Its pretty depressing to think of how many Filter Queens, Kirby's and Electrolux vacuums are buried in the landfill crushed up into little bits and pieces eh, Went to a Vac store and buddy there refurbishes old vacs, Lots of cool vintage vacs, I...

Haha yeah it is a really good vaccuum I'm only 27 but for some reason I have always wanted a filter queen but had no idea why, I think one of my friends fixed them growing up. That Bissel is awful too the filters clog fast and it gets dirt all over my kitchen floor when you use the nozzle it...

Hey guys cool to find some people who like vacuums too. I just bought a 1985 Filter Queen Model 700 single speed vac I got it for $40 I had to buy a few things for it a power nozzle and wand which was another $40 bucks and some cords, I also had to do some wiring work to it The beater nozzle...