I hope I have this in the right thread!
This was my foolish pricey vacuum from Ebay. However Mark, I followed my rule and did not pay more than this vacuum was worth new.
I used a vacuum just like this during my high school days. I cleaned for a family that had five children and had just built a new home. She had an old Electrolux L with out a powerhead. When the new home was finished she went to Sears and brought home this exact model.
Sears was one of the only companies that I know of that offered a cloth bag to be used in place of paper. Surprising enough the cloth bag filtered much better than paper. At a cost of $3.99. When you used the paper bags the inside of the machine would be coated with dust, however using the cloth bag made a huge difference. The inside of the machine stayed much cleaner and the filter as well. The suction on these machines is awesome. The powerhead is very quiet. It has a nine foot hose as well.

This was my foolish pricey vacuum from Ebay. However Mark, I followed my rule and did not pay more than this vacuum was worth new.
I used a vacuum just like this during my high school days. I cleaned for a family that had five children and had just built a new home. She had an old Electrolux L with out a powerhead. When the new home was finished she went to Sears and brought home this exact model.
Sears was one of the only companies that I know of that offered a cloth bag to be used in place of paper. Surprising enough the cloth bag filtered much better than paper. At a cost of $3.99. When you used the paper bags the inside of the machine would be coated with dust, however using the cloth bag made a huge difference. The inside of the machine stayed much cleaner and the filter as well. The suction on these machines is awesome. The powerhead is very quiet. It has a nine foot hose as well.
