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Arianne
I bought an American Hoover that looks like the Arianne. It is orange and has a turbo carpet attachment as well a bare floor, dust and upholstery brush. It uses paper dust bags and it had a Sanyo bag in it when I bought it at the Re-Cycle store for $45.00. It was supposed to work, but didn't. The Hoover guy in my town fixed a loose wire and said someone had been in it before him. He repaired it for $17.00, but in order to make it work he defeated the adjustable motor speed and it runs on high. Five replacement bags and two filters were $13.70. Peter wanted a small canister for the cherry floors in his house. The plastic hose friction fits inside the metal wand and it has no retention clip so if you hold the hose only the wand falls off. Its a great machine, very maneuverable, lots of suction, quiet, an aggressive cord rewind but it takes a two fisted grip to keep the hose in the wand. I read the manual and it shows it is the correct equipment.
I bought an American Hoover that looks like the Arianne. It is orange and has a turbo carpet attachment as well a bare floor, dust and upholstery brush. It uses paper dust bags and it had a Sanyo bag in it when I bought it at the Re-Cycle store for $45.00. It was supposed to work, but didn't. The Hoover guy in my town fixed a loose wire and said someone had been in it before him. He repaired it for $17.00, but in order to make it work he defeated the adjustable motor speed and it runs on high. Five replacement bags and two filters were $13.70. Peter wanted a small canister for the cherry floors in his house. The plastic hose friction fits inside the metal wand and it has no retention clip so if you hold the hose only the wand falls off. Its a great machine, very maneuverable, lots of suction, quiet, an aggressive cord rewind but it takes a two fisted grip to keep the hose in the wand. I read the manual and it shows it is the correct equipment.
