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<p style="text-align: left;"><span style="font-family: comic sans ms,sans-serif; font-size: 12pt;">No problem's, it's nice to see more new faces! :-)</span></p>
 
It IS great to see faces, indeed.

Some (well, MOST) are superb people in here. WE/they share, learn, teach, trade, sell machines, etc. Some of us are liked, some tolerated, some not liked at all.The point is: if there's a machine out there, an attachment, an ad, a good way to service a vacuum, you'll eventually find it HERE. No one should be jealous of anyone or anyone's collection. It's assinine to even think one would/should be jealous of anyone else.
I've made stellar friends in here. Some will remain true CLOSE friends until the day I leave the planet.
So, roll up your sleeves, put in a new filter bag, anf jump right in here. There's plenty of roon in our sandbox. Remember; trust, respect are key elements in all things, here in VACUUMLAND too. I'm "all HOOVER", as most people know. Not gonna switch, branch out, jump the wall", etc. That annoys some. Again, that's ridiculous. But, I'll never bash anyone's preference/loyalty. I'm not just a vacuum "collector". I'm a collector/supporter of every/anything involved with The HOOVER Company.
 
I watch OCC and there was a bargains man who done lots of trash finds, had a few vacuums but never vacuumed in 18 months!
And another lady wanted t keep a pan with expired food which was hard to clean off, and kept the same water in her sink for three bloody days, EWW
 
It's better than keeping water in the Rainbow for 3 days.....would you like your tetnus shot now or later? 
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I agree it's a great site, to find similar minded people. Like one big dysfunctional family, we are bound to have spits and spats, but we're all here for the same reason, and it's great we can be ourselves,and bounce opinions and knowledge off each other.
 

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