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What Panasonics didn't sell well in the US? Why would they suffer death? I mean, you're the Panasonic expert, you might get those for your collection.

What Panasonics didn't sell well in the US? Why would they suffer death? I mean, you're the Panasonic expert, you might get those for your collection.

The bagless machines are crap coming out of our asses. The bagged machines tend to last longer.

Way to go.

I agree, the Felix is very versatile.

That's why canisters are not much common anymore, dragging the machine.

Sorry for the double post. School internet sucks.

I think panasonicvac might explain this to you.

I think panasonicvac might explain this to you.

I agree with Nathaniel, donor machines always help for spare parts. When you have a car where parts are expensive to obtain, a donor car also helps.

Vacuumfreeke might've had one of those.

Yeah, and we boycott bagless.

Besides, Black Friday is over.

The fact these were made when the recession was in full swing proves people didn't want to spend money on a Dyson.

I kind of wish Fantoms were made in Japan.

There is a bagged Tempo as well.

I agree that bagged vacuums need a comeback. Shake-out bags exist for a reason. The lack of bagged machines in department store brands is what makes them irrelelevent.

Euro-Pro always has the worst customer support. They tell you to go buy a new machine.

I didn't know Eureka and Royal worked together.

This post makes me feel the pain Hoover, Eureka, Bissell, and Dirt Devil are going through. Sanitaire and Royal happen to be the lucky ones.