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Mature, Shall we Aidn?
For starters I/WE think you need to chill out with the "Authority power trip". you are 16, he is 15, "kids/teens" your age tend to like a lot of the newer stuff and some of them are new to the world of collecting, for you to get on his case about EVERYTHING he posts is completely absurd. You like what you like, he likes what he likes. A lot of younger members/collectors have no idea what is outside of the 2000s and therefore will in time explore what the world has to offer regarding vintage and contemporary, By the looks of it, he is starting to collect and explore what he likes and let's be honest here... Don't you like your Bissells that are in your collection? I believe they were walmart/ big box vacs and if im not mistaken, you have it in your profile that your mother owns a shark, isn't that Walmart plasticrap too? here's some advice... I am sure that I speak for a lot of people here when I say this but, really take a chill pill, step off of the high horse (we don't want you to fall) and let new members do their thing. If it becomes an issue I am positive that Robert will take care of it as he is usually responsive to these things. If need be I am sure there are a lot of people (older members) who can guide (EurekaFan) into the right direction in a more Mature and helpful way rather than belittle everything he says or does. We are all collectors here and all are here to offer helpful advice to others seeking it.
Just a small FYI as well...
Aerus and Electrolux are Different entities, even the old Electrolux before the Aerus buyout was a different Entity. Electrolux Sweden was Before Electrolux USA and as a matter of fact before Production was brought into the USA Electrolux was imported into the USA from Sweden. here is another thing you may or may not know. Before Aerus COMPLETELY changed the website, there was a Video that ran about 30 min in the history section that explained EVERYTHING about electrolux and how it evolved and its no longer there. Aerus and Electrolux vacuums may be great machines and I have ALOT of electrolux machines (No Aerus), but maybe (EurekaFan) isn't aware of this history and he should kindly be made aware of some of the things that he doesn't know so that he can begin to know what to look for and explore within his travels. Some of these things will greatly broaden his knowledge.
As for EurekaFanSquid
Welcome to VacuumLand, I do hope that you find all of the information that you seek and I do hope that you find what you are looking for when it comes to your dream machines. Just be calm and patient when waiting for responses and when other people aren't positive, just brush it off and move on to the next topic. There are ALOT of knowledgeable people here who can and will help you. Granted Eureka is/was a great company and there's a lot more than the new stuff to be desired. Some of my favorites were and were not the Top of the line machines such as the Victory Line, vintage "canned ham" machines and the F&G uprights that do and do not feature cord reels and/or self propel.
