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#16 Tormie 01 Dec 2004 22:41

I saw a documentary about a sort of "rotatory" vacuum that doesn't need bags or water. The documentary was on the scientist who invented it (and made a lot of money...)

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#17 guiltypleasures 01 Dec 2004 22:48

Was it the dyson <spelling?> Those I've heard are really good and I don't think they take bags or water. There are a lot of bagless vacuums for sale here. I had one awhile back that I picked up at a garage sale but it started over heating and I got rid of it. Between the bird's mess, and the dog hair I need a super vacuum lol

Boy this is really an off topic conversation for a Poser site #-o :bigrinnin:

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#18 Tormie 01 Dec 2004 22:59

:bigrinnin: Yes, the name was Dyson !! I'll have one of those dyson's vacuum sooner or later !!
I have and old german "vorwerk folletto" vacuum donated to me by my mother.... It has 30 years but it works like new... No Dyson for many years I think :cry:...

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#19 guiltypleasures 01 Dec 2004 23:07

Yes those Dyson's are pretty expensive I've seen. Maybe we will win the lottory and have lot's of money to spend on vacuums :)

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#20 tda42 01 Dec 2004 23:59

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Did you have a Rainbow or the "Big Power" type? My bf's sister has a rainbow I guess but I've never used one. I think if this one works I did make a good deal and I may even have it check over and if it's all working good I may try and sell it on ebay and see if I can make a good profit :)

My grandparents had an upright kirby when I was a kid, they gave it to my mom when I was in my late teens (they had it refurbushed then) and they bought a new one. My mom ended up giving the old kirby to me after I was married and I had it for years. For an upright vacuum a Kirby just can't be beat in my opinion :)

It is a Rainbow. As far as I can remember they haven't changed sence 1968. As far as a Kurby. Well dog gone it they just plain suck too. :bigrinnin: :lmao: :lmao:

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#21 guiltypleasures 02 Dec 2004 02:52

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#22 Bonnie 02 Dec 2004 03:12

I use a trusty old Hoover.  What am I talking about ?
I don't use it, Den does the vacuuming.
Unfortunately, I broke it a couple of times and after Den fixed it
I refused to vacuum anymore and made him do the vacuuming.  :lol:
That was avout three years ago. Sneaky, huh ?
This way, if it breaks again, he can't say that I broke it.

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