| Thread Number: 2392 Calling on the Canadians for help.... |
Post# 26121-12/6/2007-21:44 ||| crevicetool (Snellville, ga) |
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As this year has almost past, and it has been my most involved ever in the area of vacuum cleaners: collecting (again), refurbishing, the club, the website, etc. The limits I have set for myself as to the number of vacuums in my possession have fallen by the wayside now more than twice. And so it seems that I must have a Canadian Electrolux. I will stand by and see what you guys come up with as to which model I will pursue. Let me know your favorites, or most popular machines, or maybe the ones that do the most tricks. I appreciate the help. A little tip, I seem to be partial to the greenish looking one, looks like an American "AE" laid on it's side. (sort of) Thanks again, Rick |
Post# 26123-12/6/2007-22:11 ||| normvac (COLUMBUS, OHIO) |
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Rick, thanks for the lux gift you sent me. Get in touch
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Post# 26132-12/7/2007-03:21 ||| sireluxomatic (St. John's , NL, Canada) |
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Hi Rick. I highly recommend the vacuum you mentioned, the model 89 "Elux-o-matic". As I mentioned in another thread, this is my favorite Electrolux of all time, although you certainly couldn't go wrong with a model 88 Elux-o-matic (same as the 89 but in dark red with cream/silver trim). Even a mention of these machines gets me salivating; they have great suction and are built like tanks. I prefer the models equipped for a power nozzle (plug in the handle), but that's just me. |
Post# 26139-12/7/2007-07:11 ||| countryguy (Astorville, ON, Canada) |
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I too like the Lux 89. It is very quiet, easy to use and built like a tank - must nicer than the current line of Lux's.
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Post# 26140-12/7/2007-07:12 ||| countryguy (Astorville, ON, Canada) |
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oh that should be 'current line of Aerus'. |
Post# 26170-12/7/2007-12:33 ||| petek (Sarnia) |
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They certainly aren't a vacuum, the 88 or 89, that you run across very often if at all in thrift stores or flea markets from my experience. I wouldn't doubt that many are still in use with the original owners. |
Post# 26201-12/7/2007-19:25 ||| collector2 (Moose Jaw, Sk) |
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Hey Rick:
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Post# 26209-12/7/2007-20:07 ||| aeoliandave (Stratford Ontario Canada) |
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Ah, the perfect place for me to pipe up.
Doug said what I was gonna post now I'm highspeedwireless enabled again - in Minneapolis overnight.
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Post# 26212-12/7/2007-20:39 ||| charles~richard (Los Angeles, California) |
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I too have Doug to thank for not only completing, but OVER-completing, my Z89 -- he provided me with three different power nozzles! It remains one of my favorite and most prized machines. Soooo quiet, soooo powerful!
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Post# 26213-12/7/2007-20:43 ||| charles~richard (Los Angeles, California) |
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Post# 26214-12/7/2007-20:45 ||| charles~richard (Los Angeles, California) |
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I also have the Canadian Shag nozzle that ate Cincinatti!!
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Post# 26216-12/7/2007-20:54 ||| compactelectra (Chicago) |
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Yikes!!
After swearing off searching for more vacuum cleaners, you would have to set me off again, wouldn't you!
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Post# 26219-12/7/2007-21:12 ||| aeoliandave (Stratford Ontario Canada) |
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Aha! That's what I'm missing. The 89 Owners Manual.
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