Sean Guenter visits the Vacuum Cleaner Museum

[dysonman1]

Vacuum land member Sean, from Corpus Christi Texas, paid a visit to the vacuum cleaner museum today. Sean is an avid vacuum cleaner collector and enthusiast. Here is Sean with his completely restored, brand-new to him Fantom fury special edition. Glad I was able to help you out Sean

 

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Here is Sean with a 1976 Kirby classic three with shag king shag rake. This machine is brand-new, this is the very first time it was ever turned on.

 

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Here is Sean with the museums duplicates. We have over 200 machines that are duplicates in the collection.

 

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Here is Sean with a Hoover convertible model 66. It has a Cleveland wood products brush roll in it, which actually makes it clean better than the beater bar brush it had in it originally.

 

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Here is Sean with the 90th anniversary edition Electrolux Guardian upright

 

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Sean pictured with the brand-new simplicity wonder canister vacuum.

 

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Sean with the Miele Gemini with 228 power nozzle. He was not very impressed.

 

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Shawn got a chance to use a Maytag M1200. Now that is some serious carpet agitation.

 

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Sean's first time ever using a Sirena. He was very very impressed.

 

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Sean with the beautiful Kirby model 518

 

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Sean using an airway sanitary system upright from 1920, for the very first time.

 

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Sean with the Royal standard.

 

[kirbyloverdan]

Great pics

Tom , the only true vacuum museum in the USA I can't wait to visit one day .

Looks very interesting and I would especially enjoy seeing the Tacony factory .


Dan

 

[vacuumfreak95]

Tom, I had an absolute blast spending the day with you and enjoying the museum! Thank you so much for taking time to show me your collection and letting me play with them all. I'll definitely be coming back in the future. Also I will post pics of the Fantom when I get back to Texes. Thanks again for everything!

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[fantomfan]

I NEED to make it down there sometime!

It has been a dream of mine to travel there, too bad we have been busy. Hopefully next summer, or the summer after that. When I go, I will show you pictures of ALL the vacuums I have. I want to finally meet someone that doesn't roll their eyes when I mention vacuum cleaners. Nobody in my family is a TRUE collector, so I don't think they would completely understand.

 

[dysonman1]

I keep telling you guys, that is what the museum is for. It's nice to have a museum that honors one brand, like the Hoover historical Center, but let's face it. Most people like more than one brand. The ability to try and enjoy what you personally like, is priceless. I'm always happy to visit with all vacuum collectors. Sean is an exceptionally bright and personable young man. He has a great future ahead of him. It was wonderful to meet him.

 

[vacuumfreak95]

Thank you Tom! The pleasure was all mine!

 

[vacuumfreak95]

Safety first! Right Tom?

 

[fantomfan]

Nice Fury!

One correction though, this is not the "Special Edition". The Special Edition had blue/purple accents. The Special Edition was one of the later Furys with the lint trap on the bottom, and redesigned base hood. FantomVacuumFan has a beautiful example of one, a Special Edition Plus. I have this color Fury, which I was told Walmart's Furys were sold in this color. I also have 2 silver furys, 1 10 amp fury and a Limited Edition which I actually bought from Tom (Through the Museum). They are OK vacuums in my eyes. Just keep it clean and give it a good blow out every once in a while.