I am kinda thinking of a Brand New Vacuum.

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rainbowd4c

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New apartment and maybe a new vacuum cleaner. My Grandma never allowed anything but a Electrolux or my Rainbow in her house to be used on her floors, carpets, and other cleaning so I was thinking of giving my Rainbow a break and following in my Grandma's footsteps for a little bit. Does anyone have one of these?



http://www.aerusvacuums.com/luxguardianupright/index.cfm
 
I own that model +

a Lux 4000 with tools on board which Aerus discontinued , I have a Blue and white the previous Legacy & Guardian`s, I also have a Discovery II , I love all of Aerus uprights plus the Canister Line up to the Guardian , I dont like the newest canister Guardian Ultra as I think it is just a glorified classic .
 
I had one looked like that in 89? It worked great, loved it. Just preferred the Silverado canister. I think my roommates mother killed that upright in about a year, she was rough on things. Fantom was next I know. Now she has my old, got for free, loaned to the kids for 5 years! Kenmore Progressive. Damn, that could clean. I think I paid $300? for that Montgomery Wards Lux Upright. Tan maybe? It seemed very well made to me, hose port was handy, pretty quiet.
 
Thanks.

I've never been a upright person myself. I've always liked canisters as I'm a person who uses my vacuum for everything, going up the walls and along the ceiling knocking cobwebs, dusting lampshades, cleaning furniture, the sliding glass door and french door tracks you get the idea. Uprights always just kinda seemed kinda clunky to me so I've alwasy had a canister it just seems to work better for my needs. However I alwasy liked the one my grandma had and it was a good vacuum and I didn't mind using it.
 
This one to me seemed very much to be a canister with a different bottom! I thought it split the difference between the upright and canister better than most. Bag was a cinch I remember, and as I say, hose port very handy. Wish I still had mine.
 
I agree on the canister part!

I have a bunch of uprights, but rarely use them, if money were no object,I like the Sebo air belt or a Miele....but since I dont have any new cleaners, for heavy cleaning my Silverado or PrincessII work just fine LOL!
 
Andy, the Lux is one of my favorite looking uprights. It looks to be at peace and it is special to me as my aunt had a Discovery II growing up. Your cleaning needs would not be met with that upright, though. The suction motor is significantly smaller than a full sized canister vac's motor. With all of the above floor cleaning that you prefer to do, I would suggest a nice canister with a long hose and power nozzle.
 
Thanks!!!

I'm thinking I may just stick with my Rainbow. At this point my cleaning is cut down a lot since I had to rehome my dogs since the move and so it's just me and my hedgehog (Basil) so it's not likeI have to vacuum everyday like I used to. I'm really in no hurry at this point and it was just a good idea. Well time for me to start getting my kitchen unpacked. Have a great day everyone!!!
 
I've owned an Electrolux Discovery II, an Epic 3500, and Lux 3000 upright, and they are great vacuums. However if you have deep pile carpet, they arent the best deep cleaning units.

The new Guardian upright does have a new and improved more powerful motor, but I have not used one yet. Check out this thread about the new Lux upright, it will provide you with some more information.

http://www.vacuumland.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?12599
 
New Aerus Guardian Upright

I have one. I bought it a few months ago and love it. The suction motor on the new model pulls 394 air watts. The canisters pull 439. The Epic uprights pulled 200 (or 250, I can't remember) and the Lux 4000 increased the airflow by 50 air watts to either 250 or 300. You won't be disappointed by the new Guardian.
 
Seriously, my fave would have to be an Electrolux 2100. Find a good used one or rebuild one. Can't beat the old lux for filtration and durability.
 
Choice for Modern Vacuum Cleaner

I recently purchased new vacuums for my personal residence and the Estate Residence that I manage in South Florida. I have always been a fan of Electrolux. However, the new models are terrible. They have great performance, but are cumbersome, clunky, do not have user friendly attachments, and are very noisy. The new S5 series from Miele is hard to beat. Our Housekeepers love them. Quiet, powerful, easy to use, great attaachments, and a reasonable price. Maybe one day, Aerus will realize that they are no longer the leader and are fast losing ground to the Germans. I do not represent Miele or any other vacuum company. Just someone that uses vacuums daily and needs one that adapts to my needs. The new Aerus models do not.
A great day to all,
Richard
 
=)

I thank you all. After careful consideration I just decided to keep my Rainbow and continue to use it. I figured I would just put the money I would have bought for a new vacuum in my vacation fund to Saint Thomas next year. At this point I think my sanity is a better investment!!!
 
new brand of vacuum!

I would go with a miele canister there a much bettter vacuum brand! and the the s7 is kinda heavy. just my thoughts .
 
Get a pair of high performing vacs! Upright = Hoover Tempo, Canister = Electrolux UltraSilencer Green! Two of the easiest vacs I have ever used, and lots of "suck for the buck!"....The pair will cost you under $500 including tax and bags....

:-)
 
I must also respectfully disagree

The Miele cannister vacuums surpass the new Aerus vacuums in every way. The new S5 Miele vacuums have excellent power, filtration, easy functionality, and most important at the Estate, the Miele cannisters are very quiet. So quiet that you can here the telephone ring. So quiet you can answer the phone with the vacuum running, not that you would want to have a conversation with the vacuum on.
I come from a family that only used Electrolux cannister vacuums. They were always the best. When it came time to replace vacuums, even my relatives have purchased Miele cannister vacuums. We have all been very disappointed with Aerus Electrolux in the past ten years. Aerus should look to the past and build a modern vacuum with all the features and functionality of the Olympia and Silverado series. Of course, with HEPA filtration and quiet but powerful motors.
Stay well,
Richard
 
And thats why we all have

so many different brands of machine`s to choose from. I personally loved the older Miele`s as the Aluminium and the Silvermoon and Bluemoon each I own . I beleive they are the last of Miele`s best built machines. I gifted my sister an S5580 Aquarius Miele for her Birthday and she has had it for 3 months and it is falling apart . She had to go back to her Aerus Guardian that`s 5 years old and her Silvermoon which is like brand new and it`s from 2008 . My entire family love`s German products and we all drive German cars only . The vacuum my family still chooses is Aerus . My family has been using Electrolux / Aerus for over 75 years and I can`t get them to switch .I love Kirby as my #1 favorite but Aerus is my #2 choice then Hoover Convertibles followed by Rainbow .
 

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