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Obviously the Lux floor tools are great for floors, but I really like the carpet side of the tool. This is the easiest carpet nozzle for doing kitchen and bathroom throw rugs.

Welcome! Yes, they were sold as the Dirt Devil Gator in the US, under TTI. They were sold on HSN often, I’ve linked a video below.

I would imagine that you are referring to the ET h nozzle? The “little dial” seams to adjust the way that the brush roll contours to different piles of carpet. I would recommend this video from IBAISAIC at 25:05

I’ve been after a C3.1 for a while, but I’ve seen that their cord reels seem to be problem. I like that they essentially give you everything that their flagship upright (X1 or X4) had at the time. I’m sure that ET C power nozzle was their most durable, since it was used on the versamatics.

Indeed! I have both and like them far better than the Ultralux. They were certainly advanced for their time. I have the side kick, but I avoid using them on stairs as they’re rather cumbersome.

Anyone else prefer carpet? A certain someone wanted mainly all hard floors in our house, and I like carpet even more now. Hard floors look nice but they are a lot more work than carpet. With hard floors it’s a cycle of vacuum then mop all the floors. I much prefer carpet, where you can vacuum...

The Olympia One is my favorite Lux! I like the contrast of the brown and cream colored trim. These metal body Electroluxs are absolute tanks, the only thing I’ve ever had to do is replace the cord reel. The Electrolux logo on the side trim can be colored with a black sharpie. There is a full...

Someone correct me if I’m incorrect, but I believe the white brush roll is the same as the blue one. Sebo did not make the x5 brush blue for a while.

Yes there are very few differences between the Sebo canisters. I would want the D4 for the big bag and 40ft power cord. I do not like where the attachments are stored on the D4, it seems like the most cumbersome place to put the attachments. The D4 attachment also seem rather small, not too...

I do prefer the truck mounted extraction, their machine removes much more liquid than a portable unit such as a Rug Doctor.

I have a green brush as well, I bought it specifically for the hard to clean rug that I bought. The green brush would not be appropriate for the rest of the wall to wall carpet throughout the house. I also believe that constant switching of brush rolls might wear something out. I keep the x4 in...

I agree. The people that usually have never cleaned their carpets believe that “cleaning carpets makes them attract dirt.”

What method do you prefer for general maintenance cleaning? I previously preferred the Kirby shampoo, but it can be time consuming for large rooms. My preferred method is the Sebo duo powder, it seems to remove anything I want removed. I also appreciate that Sebo claims that the Duo powder...

The x4 is now fixed! The new blue brush roll brought my Sebo back to the easy to push feel I bought it for!

The Thermax is larger. I think an Electrolux Renaissance would complement the Buick.

The Electrolux little lux 2, sounds like I’m doing some DIY.

I actually have the green brush roll as well, and it makes the X4 significantly easier to use on the rug. I ordered the green one after I bought the rug in May. I was afraid that I might wear something out quickly switching brush rolls constantly. I have a simple solution, I’ll primarily use my...

I have a further discovery! My blue brush roll had been worn down by a difficult rug I bought! The issue has nothing to do with Sebo!

I like the ultimate g Kirby logo, but I wonder why they changed it from the g6. The Kirby logo on the g6 looked more modern than the ultimate g Kirby logo. I also found an Easter egg, the bag fill tube adapter has the heritage generation Kirby logo on it.

I received my ultimate g in good condition! It definitely hasn’t been serviced since it was made in 2002. I noticed that the tech drive felt more responsive than my Sentria 2. I also noticed that the motor sounds quieter than my Sentria 2. I also like the squared handle better than the Sentria...