panasonic mc-e43n
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uksausage
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jm
do you really think so i have to say i cant really see the resembalance
do you really think so i have to say i cant really see the resembalance
sebo_fan
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If thats the same one Im thinking of, doesn't that Panasonic have a nifty pull down flap at the back where all the smaller cleaning tools go?
uksausage
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flaps
thats the one, the flap is on the back, ive got the little extension hose somewhere as well
thats the one, the flap is on the back, ive got the little extension hose somewhere as well
sebo_fan
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I wish all uprights had that built in. The door as far as I can recall was lightweight and did the job perfectly well of hiding the tools all away.
uksausage
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flaps
i know what you mean the tools on most vacuums now are in such stupid places, they tend to get in the way,scratch furniture or just simply fall off and get lost forever or eaten by the vacuum tool monster,because you can never seem to find them again, i think everyone has a vacuum tool monster lurking somewhere lol
i know what you mean the tools on most vacuums now are in such stupid places, they tend to get in the way,scratch furniture or just simply fall off and get lost forever or eaten by the vacuum tool monster,because you can never seem to find them again, i think everyone has a vacuum tool monster lurking somewhere lol
sebo_fan
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No, but a flap is handy all the same - sometimes brands go as far to include bigger sized cleaning tools too.
uksausage
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bigger flaps
hey jm your very lucky the amount of vacuums i have its so easy to lose a tool or two or twelve
the old designs of tools attached vacuums was so much better if it wasntg the flap like the panasonic the tools were recessed in to the cleaner housing like on the lux 600 series or contour range,and on the hoover turbo 2 range,now the tools all seem to be in the way like the hoover hurricane or vax mach 1-7 hanging on the side, awkward to use hoses that like to fall out their holders,the problem in my house is if a tool falls off the side of a vacuum before i get a chance to pick it up (it takes me a while to get to floor level lol ) the dog has stolen it and takes it somewhere, god knows where only she knows where she hides them
hey jm your very lucky the amount of vacuums i have its so easy to lose a tool or two or twelve
the old designs of tools attached vacuums was so much better if it wasntg the flap like the panasonic the tools were recessed in to the cleaner housing like on the lux 600 series or contour range,and on the hoover turbo 2 range,now the tools all seem to be in the way like the hoover hurricane or vax mach 1-7 hanging on the side, awkward to use hoses that like to fall out their holders,the problem in my house is if a tool falls off the side of a vacuum before i get a chance to pick it up (it takes me a while to get to floor level lol ) the dog has stolen it and takes it somewhere, god knows where only she knows where she hides them
turbo500
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and on the hoover turbo 2 range
I'd hardly call the T2 tools "recessed" - it was more of a tool caddy just shoved on the back. Another thing that made the bulky and awkward to use
I'd hardly call the T2 tools "recessed" - it was more of a tool caddy just shoved on the back. Another thing that made the bulky and awkward to use
