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How cool is this?!

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Post# 25908-12/4/2007-17:51 ||| vintagehoover (Surrey, England)

Just came across this image I scanned ages ago from a library book, showing the output of students at the Royal College of Art in London.

A modern take on a classic theme...


Post# 25909-12/4/2007-18:09 ||| Ian88 (England)

Panasonic did something like that ;p

Post# 25911-12/4/2007-18:14 ||| petek (Sarnia)

Very cool looking. Practical, hard to say. I think those dual hoses might get in the way

Post# 25912-12/4/2007-18:23 ||| vintagehoover (Surrey, England)

Ian...

Care to elaborate? Pictures?

Post# 25913-12/4/2007-18:29 ||| Ian88 (England)

Well the twin hoses coming out of the nozzle to the bag are like the Panasonic i'm thinking of, only had it in america.

Get on msn Jack :P

Post# 25914-12/4/2007-18:32 ||| Ian88 (England)

As can be seen here :)


Post# 25916-12/4/2007-18:37 ||| arh1953 (south florida)

Both of the vacuums are real lookers. How new is the Panasonic?

Post# 25925-12/4/2007-19:13 ||| Ian88 (England)

Brand new far as I'm aware, Alan :)

Post# 25926-12/4/2007-19:16 ||| petek (Sarnia)

I thought that Panasonic had come and gone a couple of years ago. Sears here carried them not sure about the US stores though.

Post# 25981-12/5/2007-12:34 ||| Vacuumfreeeke (Orlando, FL)

they did

It has been a few years since that design first came out. I hear the hoses just get in the way! The counter rotating brushes make the vacuum hard to push, I know that for a fact... we sold one at Sears that was a pastel green... bagless, w/o the dual hoses, but with the opposing brushrolls. It was supposed to clean both sides of the carpet fiber. Give me a break!

Post# 25982-12/5/2007-13:01 ||| hoover1060 (Roselle, IL USA)

My memory fails me

But I do remember the Panasonic out in the stores, maybe around 2000 or 2001?
The Hoover Dual V Windtunnel was a variation on this, and a big flop!

Dual suction was not really all that new anyway, Singer brought that out in 1949!