phaeton
Well-known member
Hello All,
Well this is a rather interesting item which was sold as an option to the Shake-out cloth bag.
I read that it would also fit Hoovers back to 1917 which I guess would be Model N or Model 102. All this I learned for a really old Thread No. 4075 that portable Posted 07-16-2008 titled "Beautiful Art Deco Hoover Brochure".
The Hygienisac apparently took the place of the Shake-out cloth bag and was reusable. This I guess was somewhat like the Air-Way bag? I wonder if any of the members have a adapeter and Hygienisac or pictures of them.
The Thread 4075 is worth reading if you interested in it. The brochure is from the Hale department store in San Francisco which later I think did become Emporium which I know my grandparents shopped at both stores. So that part was interesting for me also.
I am also including a page from an obscure brochure that tells how to clean the silk bag and re-starch them, Atlas Silk or Toga Satin. I believe this might be from 1913 or so.
I have copied the Site if again someone would like to read the entire brochure.
I hope that some of you find this as interesting as I have.
https://archive.org/details/HooverSuctionSweeperCo.CCA58199
Thank you for looking,
Pete

Well this is a rather interesting item which was sold as an option to the Shake-out cloth bag.
I read that it would also fit Hoovers back to 1917 which I guess would be Model N or Model 102. All this I learned for a really old Thread No. 4075 that portable Posted 07-16-2008 titled "Beautiful Art Deco Hoover Brochure".
The Hygienisac apparently took the place of the Shake-out cloth bag and was reusable. This I guess was somewhat like the Air-Way bag? I wonder if any of the members have a adapeter and Hygienisac or pictures of them.
The Thread 4075 is worth reading if you interested in it. The brochure is from the Hale department store in San Francisco which later I think did become Emporium which I know my grandparents shopped at both stores. So that part was interesting for me also.
I am also including a page from an obscure brochure that tells how to clean the silk bag and re-starch them, Atlas Silk or Toga Satin. I believe this might be from 1913 or so.
I have copied the Site if again someone would like to read the entire brochure.
I hope that some of you find this as interesting as I have.
https://archive.org/details/HooverSuctionSweeperCo.CCA58199
Thank you for looking,
Pete
