Regina Housekeeper Commercial??

[vacuumchannel6]

Some of you guys have probably seen these images on Google I wish that I had one in person to show off and hopefully one day I will and I'll add it to this thread but for now here's photos of this machine and I'm sure it's pretty rare given the Regina housekeeper was a pretty bad design at the time. This is a Regina Housekeeper PROcare. I think that the Regina housekeeper is a pretty alright vacuum for what it is but it doesn't give 110% at least mine does alright job and I think it does pretty good. To some people it's abysmal. But I like them and I think they do a pretty good job but as I said not 110% and there were many flaws with them. So why was there a commercial version?? I'm sure these didn't last long at all. also the main issue with the Regina housekeeper I didn't mention on my thread about mine was when you open the bag door and take the bag out at the bottom there's just exposed wires to the headlight and that's just so ghetto.

Anyway here's some photos of a Regina housekeeper pro Care what are you guys think of this? Did you guys have any experience with the Regina housekeeper pro Care?

 

[human]

Looks like a bad ripoff of an Electrolux upright.

 

[kirbylux77]

Wow! That's definitely a unique find.

One thing I find surprising is, why would Regina even dare try to market a commercial vacuum?! Word was already spreading for a few years about just how bad the quality of these uprights were. So how they thought they could convince corporate buyers to buy tons of these to use at hotels, schools etc is baffling.

 

[eurekaprince]

I guess they could convince the hotel chains that it has the connected hose like a Windsor/Sebo but is less expensive to buy. Maybe these commercial versions were built better than the residential ones?

 

[amtraksebo1997]

It's all in the name...

If these were used in hotels, then you'd have housekeepers using Regina Housekeepers!


I'll see myself out...

 

[vacuumchannel6]

I love it

 

[eurekaprince]

Haha!!!