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Picking up rock salt isn't a problem. Salt water is where you would have to start worrying about corrosion.

EuroPro is a company called SharkNinja now. They make the Shark vacuums and Ninja blenders.

Thought some folks here might find this interesting. Hoover has released an hour long video of the Convertible vacuuming as "white noise" for sleeping or relaxation purposes. Video features a very 1970s living room with one of the early 70s Convertibles vacuuming. Neat of them to do this.

Kirby That makes complete sense to me. I actually had one of the Royal uprights for a while. I really didn't care for it. The problem for Royal is that if you took away the metal upright, it would kind of be like Kirby dropping the Generation series and replacing it with a Hoover Windtunnel...

If I remember right, TTI dropped them a couple of years ago. They wanted to focus more on Hoover' commercial line. You have to remember that before they were dropped, apart from the metal upright, they were all rebadged Hoovers and Orecks.

Thought I would share this clip, put out by Sears in 1955, called "Pitch, Plant, Profit". It features two salesmen trying to sell vacuums to potential prospects. Interesting blast from the past.

My understanding is that UK Hoover was a subsidiary of US Hoover from its inception up until the early 90s, after the US division sold them after the disastrous Free Flights promotion.

@Ultralux To answer your question, I'm pretty sure she was using it to pour baking soda over a damp carpet and then vacuum it up to "remove odors". I don't think she used the floor nozzle because when I checked that and the inner pipe that ran into the hose,it was clean. My hose end was...

I actually have the hose. I've used it a fair amount. It's just a royal pain to put on. I was just wondering if between the two machines one was better than the other or if they were about equal.

This is probably a topic that has been beaten to death, but I can't find direct comparisons between the two, or at least anything conclusive. What's the consensus on the old fashioned Rug Doctor vs. the Bissell Big Green (the one that you can rent in stores)? I own the Rug Doctor right now (in...

Alright, I have a question. I left for the day to go to a small dinner. I get home to find that my girlfriend has used my 3 month old Sebo Dart to vacuum up baking soda. I am not happy. I know it's not good for vacuums. I took the hose off, rinsed it out and it is drying as we speak. I changed...

Hi all. Not long ago I bought a brand new Sebo Dart. I was wondering if it was recommended to take the vacuum in every year for a service, or if I could do the servicing myself. What would a yearly service entail for a Sebo anyway? Thanks!

I understand why TTI got rid of Royal. There was too much overlap with Hoover. Plus the metal upright, although good and effective seemed to sell more to commercial clients. And if you want an old fashioned commercial cleaner, TTI would be happy to sell you a Guardsman or Conquest, or even an...

My honest recommendation is to go to a vac shop and see if they have anything used they could sell you. Your price range for anything new I believe would leave you with the box store products that you already have had a poor experience with.

A Couple Additional Things... 1) Forgot to mentioned that this machine clogged rather easily. The suction for the floor unit was through the accessory hose, which was routed directly to the collection bin.That routing (and the hose) had a decent sized opening, probably about an inch and a half...

Where in God's green earth do they come up with the pricing on these things?!

@luxlife Yes it is, and the app is absolutely worthless. If I remember right the only thing it let me do was shut off the vacuum and tell me how long I had been vacuuming. Also, it was the only way I could register the vacuum for its warranty.

The thing that gets me... I bought the first React brand new (i'll throw in a picture to give an idea of what I am talking about) from a store that was going out of business. So needless to say I did not pay MSRP for it. If I remember right, MSRP for this machine when I got it was $250. The...

Yeah I'm pretty disgusted with Hoover after those React's. Forgot to mention that on the second React, it had a bin leak too. The worst thing is the rest of the vacuum would still work after the FloorSense would go out, but the cheap electronics rendered the floor nozzle worthless and you of...

About a year and a half ago I needed a cheaper vacuum to clean the apartment with. I bought a Hoover React lift away, and all was well for 9 months until the Floor Sense feature went out and took the floor nozzle with it. That was warrantied by Hoover with a brand new in the box React. Which...