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Definitely use my central vac more in the summer, so as to not add more heat to the house even though I have central air. Rainbow in the winter to add a minuscule amount of humidity that I don’t want in the summer, even though know it’s next to nothing. Also have triggers, for example if I go to a hotel and see a Windsor which is basically a guarantee I have to use my sebos when I come home. When it’s fair time and I see the rainbow booth or lux booth I tend to bust them out that week
 
I use my Miele Callisto most often because it filters so well and is so, so quiet with its little SEB-217 power nozzle.  Its cleaning path is narrow, so I bought a SEB-228 but sold it after two uses because of the racket it made.  When I pull out vintage vacs, I most often use my '64 'Lux G and my late (gold) 'Lux L, again because of their low noise levels.
 
Tristar Compact lux.

For me  its the Comapct electra c8 c9  and my  LuxZb89 and my free to me  tristar cxl 50  .


Ease of use  quick to setup long cord suction is  second to none  on Tristar&Compact  .


 


Also my  grand mother hada blkue compact i grew up  around electrolux fitler queen  compact fancy machine  i learn to clean with those beast any thing less  thatn that dont give me the  satisfaction  ofa clea nrug or floor  . 


 


I just love the  self adjsut  power head  of Electrolux and Tristar  the cyclonic  action  isamazing   i just love em and they look fancy to  .


My favorite  tools are  tristar comapctand old canadian  Electrolux  family  have em  so tehre a memory factor also  im a compact nut at hearth  . 

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Rainbow/Eureka Power Team

For years and years I used a Rainbow D2 Chocolate brown machine complete with its 2 hoses and beautiful brown attachments, chrome wands, and Eureka power nozzle. I was in love with that machine for its beauty, dependability, cleaning ability, and the fact that it never blew out any odor like other vacuums that used bags or filters. So that particular model Rainbow from what I've learned is from 1979. Two years after I was born my babysitter bought one and I couldn't be around it often enough. So finally when was 25, I had acquired one just like it. And like I said I used it for many years and ended up selling it when times got tough.... such a tragic ending to a story. Now my daily driver is either the Rainbow D3C that I have and love or the Eureka 1790 Vactronic that I was lucky enough to find and also love.
 

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