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Which episode of TMIL had the Hoover and Electrolux? Can't yet find it on my DVD set. Thanks!

This Hoover runs very smooth and quiet,has a non original cord and some surface scuffs,selling for 35.00 plus shipping. Let me know if interested.

Hey gang,selling this Hoover with tools and bags for 75.00 plus cost of shipping. Let me know if interested,it's in very good condition.

It is from 1967-1969

Go for it, Tool Time Tim,lol!!

Yes,they are very good at carpet cleaning,being a direct air with beater BAR and brush. The brush can be changed out to a double row brush for even better cleaning on glue down carpets which don't need a beater bar.

That is a GREAT vacuum for the money,light and quiet too! Cleans well. Sanitaires have all that but are not as light and cost a little more. Wish the cord was longer than 20 ft., you cought install a longer cord easily!

They are GREAT, they last and last,and have a very loyal "fan-base"! You will greatly enjoy them!

Samantha didn't need the Power Drive DAM, her witchcraft drove the thing,lol! Perhaps that was the "inspiration" for Hoover to intro the PD in 1969, it was the 1st self propelled vacuum!

This season is 1967. I was an extra in one of the episodes that will air this season and that is what the set told me. I play a restaurant patron.

Hello vacuum experts. I am working on a Windtunnel bagless U6634-900.Next to the actuater, there is a large spring with an "L" sticking off it toward the center. Don't I pry and tuck that somewhere? Your advice will be much appreciated. Thanks, Dave

Ouch! Bleach does not ACTUALLY clean. It is a strong oxidizer, bleaching away stains til they disappear. It will ruin the seals in your carpet cleaning machine and should be used with great caution. I don't recommend it at all for carpet cleaning.

Beats! Shakes! Sweeps! Combs! Suction Cleans! The original Disturbulator with 3 rows of brushes was unbeatable in cleaning with the one and only exception being the early 50s Apex upright slightly outcleaning it. In the 6os, the Disturbulator became a traditional beater bar brush with plastic...

Pardon the double post!

It's carbon dust. These were known to do that. Too bad, because the genuine 14 layer paper bag filtered quite well, but the carbon dust from the motor still "left its mark."

It's carbon dust. These were known to do that. Too bad, because the genuine 14 layer paper bag filtered quite well, but the carbon dust from the motor still "left its mark."

The Dual Sanitronic 50

Totally SHAGadelic, baby! Ben is right. The Classic was introduced to the dealers in late 1969, then launched,as I said, in 1970. My info is correct. It could be the Shag King was just introduced in late 1972,and fits the late Classics, but it WAS nationally launced on the Omega in 1973.

Great info here, but a few clarifications. The Classic was introduced in late 1969,and fully launched in early 1970. The Classic Omega with the Shag King debuted in 1973. The 6 amp. rating for the two was on high speed with the hose, they were 4.5 amps on the carpet.The Dual 80 was 4 amp...

Somewhere Over The Rainbow! Hopefully Ron your questions have been answered. Unfortunately, in the quest to answer your questions, some posts raise other questions that need to be addressed such as some misconceptions about Rainbows. The answers to those misconceptions may not be anything that...