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Post# 118449   12/16/2010 at 21:11 (4,851 days old) by bagintheback (Flagstaff, Arizona)        

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What is the worst vacuum you have ever used? Mine would be a Eureka stick vac.

Post# 118454 , Reply# 1   12/16/2010 at 21:53 (4,851 days old) by Ohio_Tuec ()        

That would have to be a Regina Housekeeper. Everything about it screamed cheap and flimsy....

Post# 118455 , Reply# 2   12/16/2010 at 21:54 (4,851 days old) by mercuryman ()        
My Worst Vacuum Was...

A Eureka Maxima canister vacuum. I bought it at WalMart for $60 (first mistake) to replace another plasti-vac that I could not find replacement bags for (which was a Bissell Power Partner).

Within 6 months, the floor nozzle had cracked, and I had to duct tape it back together. The vacuum drew 11 amps of power, but had lousy suction, not to mention it had an obnoxious sound to it. The collection bags were tiny. It didn't come with a dusting brush.

"The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low cost is forgotten."

When I got my first vintage Lux, guess what went straight into the trash bin? Yup...the Maxima. Good riddance!


Post# 118460 , Reply# 3   12/16/2010 at 22:18 (4,851 days old) by Sablekid ()        

Most if not all stick vacs.

And Royal's hand-held and dirt devils.

Though, I must say the new Classic they have out does a pretty good job.


Post# 118467 , Reply# 4   12/16/2010 at 22:56 (4,851 days old) by motojoejo (MO)        

A Eureka Bravo. Very embarrassing to have even admit to dropping money for it. I got it for my friends as warming present and they used it for two months till the fan broke and it spit things out. I took it the repair man and saw six of the same in line for repairs and traded it +$35 for a nice used Hoover convertible.

Post# 118472 , Reply# 5   12/16/2010 at 23:54 (4,851 days old) by gusherb (Chicagoland)        

A 20 year old Oreck XL, I swear it couldn't pick up a spec of dust. Dirt Devil Reaction Fresh, always clogging and major PITA to use.

Post# 118473 , Reply# 6   12/16/2010 at 23:55 (4,851 days old) by joe22 ()        
that's a tough question

but a picture is worth a thousand words

Post# 118475 , Reply# 7   12/17/2010 at 00:10 (4,851 days old) by kirbyeureka95 ()        
before an argument starts...

lets not comment if we like dysons :)

worst ive ever used...a cheapo shark we got cuz our windtunnel ultra broke a day before a party, so it was an emergency purchase

same as this but red, and not for pets, and came with the low end electric sweeper


Post# 118478 , Reply# 8   12/17/2010 at 01:45 (4,851 days old) by tolivac (Greenville,NC)        

For a radio station where I used to work-the worst vac was a Premier "Mastercraft"upright that was ALWAYS having problems-the unusual stamped steel fan was ALWAYS breaking-and its horrible plastic fan housing.I made the mistake of ordering this machine from a janitorial supplier who said that thing was the best out there-(before Sanitaires)Then the Mastercraft died-motor went up in smoke.Replaced it with a Royal commercial upright-and what a diffrence!!!the Royal WORKED-drew less power-NEVER any fan issues or housing issues-bet the station still has the Royal-Gleefully watched as the horrible Mastercraft was crushed to plastic bits in the back of the neighborhoods trash companies EZ Pack trash truck.Others would be the Eurika Oxygen and its variants-see them as frequent visitors to the vacuum repair places here-then sorry to paint with a broad brush-most new Hoover vacs.Oh yes another Mastercraft someone gave me-the thing was dead-ended up as a target for my AR15.Was fun blasting it to bits!Only thing I saved-was the inner cloth reusable bags-they could fit F&G vacuums.

Post# 118482 , Reply# 9   12/17/2010 at 04:45 (4,850 days old) by sebox4 ()        
Worst vacuum

I have ever used?

My Grandad's Dirt Devil centrixx TS. Clogs at after cleaning one small room, turbo brush doesn't work at all and the suction and filtration are appauling.

My flat came with an Electrolux vitesse petlover which is pretty awful too, again clogs, poor suction, poor brush roll and the SCREAM it makes is almost too much to bear!

Here's the Dirt Devil.



Post# 118483 , Reply# 10   12/17/2010 at 04:46 (4,850 days old) by sebox4 ()        
And...

The Vitesse

Matt


Post# 118491 , Reply# 11   12/17/2010 at 09:20 (4,850 days old) by eurekaprince (Montreal, Canada)        

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Hey there Josef!!!

I'm actually surprised that your Eureka Bravo gave you problems. I bought the bottom of the line Bravo (no onboard tools) with a dark blue bag when they were highly rated by Consumer Reports. I loved that machine! The only complaint was the high noise level. But other than that, it's one of my favourite vacs because it deep cleaned carpets very well and was extremely lightweight and manoevrable. (It was kind of like Eureka's version of the Oreck and the new Hoover Platinum bagged). The gigantic bag was great too. Mind you, being the vac-o-phile that I am, I did not abuse the thing in any way. Still, I am surprised it was your worst vac..... *sniffle*... :-)

EP Brian


Post# 118492 , Reply# 12   12/17/2010 at 09:24 (4,850 days old) by eurekaprince (Montreal, Canada)        

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Hey there Josef!!!

I'm actually surprised that your Eureka Bravo gave you problems. I bought the bottom of the line Bravo (no onboard tools) with a dark blue bag when they were highly rated by Consumer Reports. I loved that machine! The only complaint was the high noise level. But other than that, it's one of my favourite vacs because it deep cleaned carpets very well and was extremely lightweight and manoevrable. (It was kind of like Eureka's version of the Oreck and the new Hoover Platinum bagged). The gigantic bag was great too. Mind you, being the vac-o-phile that I am, I did not abuse the thing in any way. Still, I am surprised it was your worst vac..... *sniffle*... :-)

EP Brian


Post# 118493 , Reply# 13   12/17/2010 at 09:28 (4,850 days old) by eurekaprince (Montreal, Canada)        

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oops...sorry for the double post guys *red face* :-)

Post# 118496 , Reply# 14   12/17/2010 at 10:12 (4,850 days old) by bagintheback (Flagstaff, Arizona)        
sebox4

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I've used the American model of that Dirtdevil. My school bought it for a classroom. I used it once and I will never touch a Dirtdevil again.

Post# 118497 , Reply# 15   12/17/2010 at 10:12 (4,850 days old) by bagintheback (Flagstaff, Arizona)        
sebox4

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I've used the American model of that Dirtdevil. My school bought it for a classroom. I used it once and I will never touch a Dirtdevil again.

Post# 118514 , Reply# 16   12/17/2010 at 18:18 (4,850 days old) by portable (Corvallis, OR)        

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Matt -

That Vitesse is the same as the US Eureka (I forget what the model name is). It's usually at our local Walmarts. It LOOKS so cheap....


Post# 118516 , Reply# 17   12/17/2010 at 19:05 (4,850 days old) by eurekaprince (Montreal, Canada)        

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Electrolux Vitesse in Europe = Eureka Maxima Lightspeed in North America - see link below

CLICK HERE TO GO TO eurekaprince's LINK


Post# 118524 , Reply# 18   12/17/2010 at 21:08 (4,850 days old) by portable (Corvallis, OR)        

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The Altima used to look different than that. They keep changing the names of these damn plasti-vacs. Grrrr.

Post# 118535 , Reply# 19   12/18/2010 at 01:28 (4,850 days old) by BrianKirbyClass (Eudora Kansas)        

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Hate to say it but, the worst vacuum i ever used was a Hoover Power Drive Dial a Matic. My parents bought it brand new from KMart in 1973,,it was the cream and tan colored one.
The power drive was jerky,and the little button on the handle to hold off the power drive only worked once in awhile.
The suction was terrible, even with a new bag,,and it did not groom the carpet well. It spewed dust like crazy from the exhaust. There was no "edge cleaning",,the suction was so poor it would barely pick up a thread. I kept telling my parents this vacuum was NO GOOD, but they didnt listen.
The little hose from the front to the back was always getting clogged, the bags would burst inside the machine, and when insered in the back, the hose suction was terrible,even on the "High" setting,,even with a new bag.
My mother was using the hose setting to vacuum the couch one day and the machine caught fire and burned a black hole in the carpet. The whole works went out to the curb the next day. Guess we got a lemon?


Post# 118763 , Reply# 20   12/20/2010 at 01:47 (4,848 days old) by defrankond (Fargo)        
The worst vacuum ive used

Well first I will say i have not tried nearly as many vacs as ya'll have but the worst one i've used has been a electrolux silverado. to under powered for a tank vac, and a miele white pearle. the vacuum was quiet and cleaned well. just after while it started spewing dust straight up into the air, even with fresh filters and cloth bags.

Post# 118784 , Reply# 21   12/20/2010 at 09:12 (4,847 days old) by suckolux (Yuba City, CA)        

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Hmm, my Silverado has a big set of em, shocked.

Post# 118828 , Reply# 22   12/20/2010 at 17:49 (4,847 days old) by vintagecanister ()        
Electrolux Silverado.........

I have to agree, CJ. My grandmother had purchased a new Silverado.....mid 80's I think. And the matching floor polisher to boot! Grandpa's insurance money was burning holes in her pockets. =0/

I know there are lot of Electrolux fans here. Maybe that's the problem I had. I've had a not so good experience with one machine. Maybe the Silverado wasn't their best and I've set my whole outlook on just one.

I must admit I was comparring my mothers Hoover Dimension 1000 she owned at the time to the Silverado. The Dimension (r.i.p. a year and half ago) sucked the wallpaper right off the walls!


Post# 118834 , Reply# 23   12/20/2010 at 18:16 (4,847 days old) by suckolux (Yuba City, CA)        

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I am flummoxed! Love mine.

Post# 118835 , Reply# 24   12/20/2010 at 18:17 (4,847 days old) by electroluxkirby ()        

EuroPro Shark. I had one about 4 or 5 years ago used it for two or three days, and took it back to Best Buy for a refund! It would overheat after a couple of minutes and shut off. The filter inside the dirt canister wouldn't stay in place.


Post# 118856 , Reply# 25   12/20/2010 at 21:55 (4,847 days old) by vintagecanister ()        
David.....

You are too funny, Mr. Flumoxxed.

CJ and I will be by in the moring to take your Silverado for a test drive. Maybe we did have lemons. =0)


Post# 118870 , Reply# 26   12/20/2010 at 23:01 (4,847 days old) by suckolux (Yuba City, CA)        

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It really is a nice machine, lots of power, one of my favorites.

Post# 119177 , Reply# 27   12/24/2010 at 14:35 (4,843 days old) by kenkart ()        
Dyson..

Lots of power, but dosent have a brush roll worth 2 cents,a worn out Eureka from the 60s will clean rings around it, for a canister,any of the new plastic stuff, if it ain't metal, it ain't a vacuum to me!

Post# 119183 , Reply# 28   12/24/2010 at 16:31 (4,843 days old) by joe22 ()        
Dyson..a worn out Eureka from the 60s will clean rings aroun

i could NOT have said it better......thank you

Post# 119187 , Reply# 29   12/24/2010 at 17:11 (4,843 days old) by beerad (Beautiful Vancouver BC)        
ummmmm well, the worst?

ok.. a dirt devil feather lite upright,,,,although it did clean the carpet with its aggressive brush roll....I have not heard such a LOUD and SCREEEEEEEEEAMING vacuum!

Garbage!


Post# 119204 , Reply# 30   12/24/2010 at 21:49 (4,843 days old) by jcste09 (Lubbock, TX)        
most stick vacs in general

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except the one I got at Lowe's from Electrolux. That was actually decent. The downright worst vac I have ever used was a red Dirt Devil Swivel Glide MVP. The casters kept coming off and if I recall correctly, the motor burned up within 2 months of my mom purchasing it from WalMart. They actually took it back and she got a maroon Hoover Convertible at Target (Elite hard cover but was maroon and said convertible).

Post# 119218 , Reply# 31   12/25/2010 at 02:31 (4,843 days old) by tolivac (Greenville,NC)        

Dirt Devil Featherlights have been known to go up in flames and smoke-they have aluminum windings in their motors-saw several of these burnt up at the Vacuum Cleaner Hospital-in the dumpster.

Post# 119219 , Reply# 32   12/25/2010 at 02:34 (4,843 days old) by tolivac (Greenville,NC)        

It seems the brushrolls in Dysons are useless or too aggressive-they pull out the carpet knap.-could this be used as a floor sander?The Dysons I have-a "Ball" and a DC07-the 07 beater bar is USELESS-nothing.the one in the Ball is better.

Post# 119239 , Reply# 33   12/25/2010 at 12:46 (4,842 days old) by sudsmaster ()        

A mid-80's red plastic Hoover bagged upright my brother bought our Mom. He said he paid a lot of money for it, but it's a POS in my opinion. Falls apart if you look at it wrong. I donated it to Goodwill last year.



Post# 119240 , Reply# 34   12/25/2010 at 13:48 (4,842 days old) by joe22 ()        
brushrolls in Dysons are useless

i could not have said it BETTER, thank you

Post# 119270 , Reply# 35   12/26/2010 at 10:23 (4,841 days old) by sebox4 ()        
brushrolls in Dysons are useless

Thats a bit of a sweeping statement...

To some extent I would agree with you, if you are reffering to the helix brush roll, I'm not overly keen on that one, but Dyson use more than one style of brush roll, and the helix one does seem to be the least effective of the bunch.

Matt


Post# 119326 , Reply# 36   12/27/2010 at 03:53 (4,840 days old) by tolivac (Greenville,NC)        

Yes,its the helix one(07).The brushroll in my "Ball" model is diffrent.and its better.

Post# 119352 , Reply# 37   12/27/2010 at 14:13 (4,840 days old) by edgar (Belgium)        
a miele art

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That would have to be a Miele art. I do like Miele a lot but this model is crap.

Post# 119376 , Reply# 38   12/27/2010 at 16:29 (4,840 days old) by jfalberti (Visalia, CA)        
For me the worst is

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This Kenmore bagless POS. Dirt container is too small and the filter plugs up after just a few minutes. This is a stock picture of it, but I have it and have only used it two or three times.

Post# 119390 , Reply# 39   12/27/2010 at 18:24 (4,840 days old) by twocvbloke ()        

For me it has to be a Hoover PurePower 1800w...

I salvaged one from the rubbish a few years ago, and after fixing it up, it had to be the most useless POS I had ever used, I salvaged a Hitachi Advantedge (donated to a local church) and an Electrolux Vitesse (covered £18 of my former G5 at the local vac shop), and both of those were better than that thing!!!

The belt had slipped off the motor and was rubbing on the release pedal, melting it and jamming it up, the brushroll was softer than melted butter, the squealing and whining from the motor was just horrible, the filtration was dismal, the bags were smaller than a miele's, the dust tubing was narrow enough that it clogged up with ease, it creaked more than an old barn in a hurricane, it was just so vile!!!

It never got sold, it ended up in bits and dumped in the recycling bin. And now, they have 2100 Watt bagless versions!!! Euro-Hoover are just insane!!! :S


Post# 121186 , Reply# 40   1/13/2011 at 15:50 (4,823 days old) by electroluxtank ()        
Freebie 1970's JC Whitney Auto vac

Once my dad in the 1970' got a free automobile 12v vac with a J C Whitney order. (mail order USA car parts outfit with great, average and junk too).

The vac just had this flapper deal to prevent dirt from leaving the collection chamber. It had a toy motor and maybe tiny 24 to 26 awg wire and a cig plug. Its cost was probably less than 1 dollar back then. It sort of worked for light objects. These objects often held the flapper open and crud then would drop back to ones car's carpet.

This vac was so cheap it was "free" with only a 20 or 25 dollar mail order

There was no bag, The dirt chamber's entrance had a flapper valve. This chamber was bayoneted to the toy motors end and the fit so poor that to remove it one often had to force it and dirt went everywhere.

The DC motor in it was just like a bigger slot car or toy motor, it was about 1 inch diameter and about 1.5" long.

The on off slided switch failed after a few uses; I jumperd it out and one just used the plug. The fuse in the plug was only about 1 or 2 amps.



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Post# 121192 , Reply# 41   1/13/2011 at 16:57 (4,823 days old) by djkain2007 ()        

dirt devil quicklite thingy.... i posted it (this vacuum sucks, no pun intended) in contemporary. they constantly brake. the one we use at work, even after getting cleaned out still won't pick up anything and clogs like nuts.

Post# 121351 , Reply# 42   1/14/2011 at 20:41 (4,822 days old) by vac_whisperer ()        
Probably

a eureka "the boss". Its an alright vacuum but its not a great deep cleaner. But its a freakin' screamer! Nearly deafens me!

Post# 121367 , Reply# 43   1/14/2011 at 22:25 (4,822 days old) by mieles7 (TX)        

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I would say the new Dirt Devil Broom Vac. 50 dollars is too much for a noisy broom. The battery eventually died.

Post# 121713 , Reply# 44   1/17/2011 at 00:09 (4,820 days old) by whirlcool ()        

The worst we ever owned was a Fantom Fury.
This damn thing was as heavy as a truck. It was a real work out schlepping this thing around the house. It was difficult to clean properly and the seal between the vac and the collection cylinder always leaked dust.
We traded it in on a Miele and never looked back!


Post# 122068 , Reply# 45   1/18/2011 at 05:48 (4,818 days old) by tolivac (Greenville,NC)        

another possibility-the Hoover Z I know some folks like them-I had the oppertunity to buy one-but turned it down-tried one when they were out-at Best Buy-the machine pushed and manuervered like a wheelbarrow full of bricks.conversion was awkward-and that infernal bagless system.Couldn't they offer one with a bag?Honestly the machine was heavier than ANY Kirby or Royal Powercast-the Hoover Z needed forklift pockets so you could carry it up the stairs!!The one I had the oppertunity to buy was one (newly bought-but not liked)tradeded in towards a Meile canister.A church ended buying the Hoover Z.

Post# 122165 , Reply# 46   1/18/2011 at 21:31 (4,818 days old) by vac_whisperer ()        
@ Allen

I have to disagree... My mom used to have a fantom fury and she (and i) loved it. Im still kicking myself for letting her give it to my aunt, who later, replaced it with a dyson. Ill probably never see that fantom again.

VW


Post# 122197 , Reply# 47   1/19/2011 at 02:29 (4,818 days old) by gmerkt (Edmonds WA)        

I can think of a lot of vacs that I'm not fond of for one reason or another, so I'll pick one that really stands out in my mind as a disappointment.

Sorry I can't come up with more details, but this was 36 years ago and I just wasn't into such things in any great depth.

When my wife and I got married in 1974, we basically started out life with nothing. Our first rented house was furnished literally with cast-offs from relatives and so on. My wife was 18 years old, and one day went down to Repp & Mott, the dirt-bag auction house in our home town of the time and bought some chairs and a table for $5. That sort of thing.

For wedding presents, we had been given the usual stuff, some useful, others obviously re-gifted and useless. One present was a $50 gift certificate for Sears and Roebuck. That was a biggie at the time. Since we needed a vacuum cleaner, we decided to use the certificate to get one at Sears. We went to their local store and picked out an upright vac, which I don't remember much about but the nozzle assy. was plastic and sheet metal, sheet metal pole handle and a bag with little dot holes in it. Since this was the 70's, it was in yellow and light green pastel colors with some white. As I recall, it used up most if not all of the $50. I lasted less than a year. It just kinda fell apart with normal use. I don't think it came with any kind of accessories, it was just a floor vac and if you wanted to do around the edges, well, get a whisk broom.

To replace the sadly and prematurely lost Sears machine, I used a lesson from family experience. My dad's mother had left behind a Kirby Model 510 when she died in 1958 and my mother has used it ever since. Still has it, but with the usual bag, cord, and wheel replacement over time. Anyway, I figured that if this had been a good machine, I'd get one like it. I went to a local vac shop and bought a used Kirby Model 511 and we had it for over 25 years before it needed replacement.


Post# 122198 , Reply# 48   1/19/2011 at 02:48 (4,818 days old) by 1926700 ()        
my choice is.....

a Kenmore Duo-Power from the 60's......absolutely no suction....i really think a Hoover DAM is alot better....

Post# 122290 , Reply# 49   1/19/2011 at 23:35 (4,817 days old) by bimmer740 (Long Island, New York)        
The Fantom Fury

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I convinced my mother to purchase a Fantom Fury to replace or use along with her Eureka Express canister and our Lux tank when they were all the rage back in the early 90's. It was reasonably priced and came with the extra extension hose as an added bonus. I remember the first time I used it in our basement I nearly filled the dirt bin, its not a very large room and it was vacuumed on a regular basis. Maybe it was just the way it seemed to "fluff up" the dirt inside the container that made it look like more than it really was. Its funny though, I recently ran into our former housekeeper last week after maybe 15 years of not seeing her and she was responsible for some of the Fantoms many "accidents". We also had a housekeeper that lasted for one day who was a total nut and went storming out of our house saying the Fantom was possesed with some type of omen, she obviously wasnt properly medicated and was soon deported for letting her temporary citizenship expire. While the unit did have good suction, some good tools for its price point (dusting brush was very nice), and wasnt a screamer like the others, its did have several short comings. One huge problem was it leaked dust like crazy! Through the seal where the dust bin met the machine, from around the HEPA filter, even through the motor housing. I remember taking the machine apart because I didnt think it was working that well and I was disgusted by all the dirt that had accumulated inside the motor and the base housing. The overall concept of the machine was good but it was just executed so poorly along with crappy build quality, which lead it to be tossed out to the curb after just a few years. Its a shame since it was a good looking machine that had a lot going for it but its downfall was the poor design of the motor placement. It was a supposed "bypass" design but the motor was almost directly inline with the dirt. Its not really the worst machine Ive used, the Regina Housekeeper is the worst, but it certainly was the biggest dissapointment after all the hype surounding the brand and our initial impression of its performace.

Post# 122343 , Reply# 50   1/20/2011 at 14:41 (4,816 days old) by whirlcool ()        
Fantom Fury

We must have had a defective one. Everyone else we talked to who had one said they were not that hard to push around. Ours seriously was like pushing a pickup truck around the house. It just did not want to roll. The wheels moved freely, but the machine itself did not want to move.
It's the only vac we've ever had that left the room dustier than before we started to vacuum.
At least we got some of our money back. Our Miele dealer gave us $100.00 off on a new Miele when we traded the Fantom in.

What ever happened to the Fantom Company? I heard they ended up being a real disaster?


Post# 122344 , Reply# 51   1/20/2011 at 14:45 (4,816 days old) by whirlcool ()        
Interesting Tidbit

I came across a marketing video from Fantom for the Fury. Interesting to watch.

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Post# 122391 , Reply# 52   1/20/2011 at 18:27 (4,816 days old) by nick (Hastings, New Zealand)        
Interesting Tidbit

i think that is mary from the waltons tv show

Post# 122444 , Reply# 53   1/21/2011 at 04:46 (4,815 days old) by tolivac (Greenville,NC)        

The "Fantom" is now Euro-Pro.I have heard Mr Dyson was part of the Fanton Fury design team.When the Fantom Co went under Mr Dyson founded his own company.
I have seen many sad looking Fantoms in vac shop dumpsters.And according to CU-the dirt and dust bypassed the Fantoms HEPA filter and was blown back into the air.I have seen a few VERY DIRTY Fantom HEPA filter housings-and on the exhaust side.Also Fantom was tied into Iona Appliances in some way.


Post# 122534 , Reply# 54   1/21/2011 at 22:06 (4,815 days old) by vac_whisperer ()        

Thats interesting... fantom furys do look sort of like dyson DC-01s.

VW



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