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Thread Number: 1610
H20 upright |
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| Post# 16522 7/17/2007 at 19:11 (6,121 days old) by decade80 () | ||
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A week ago I designed this h20 upright vacuum. Just wanted to know what you guys think about it and if it would be sucessful in the vacuum market. 
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| Post# 16530 , Reply# 1 7/17/2007 at 22:13 (6,121 days old) by luxg () | ||
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Travis, that is really neat, you are very creative!! | ||
| Post# 16533 , Reply# 3 7/18/2007 at 04:45 (6,121 days old) by ian88 () | ||
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Heh, I remember designing vacuums when I was a kid...amusingly, like cars, I could only design ones that looked like they were from the 1970s for some reason =p | ||
| Post# 16633 , Reply# 4 7/19/2007 at 02:49 (6,120 days old) by shanonabc () | ||
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yeah that is pretty good! Any way the water filtration unit could be afixed to the main body in order to get a lower profile? | ||
Post# 16643 , Reply# 5 7/19/2007 at 06:37 (6,119 days old) by myvacsrock  (USA) |
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water is probably as hard to push around as the hoover bagged windtunnel 2! HARD! | ||
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Post# 16644 , Reply# 6 7/19/2007 at 06:56 (6,119 days old) by tolivac (Greenville,NC) |
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Or how bout as hard to push as a Hoover Z.Its an interesting machine-a watertrap upright!What sort of separator does it use? | ||
| Post# 16645 , Reply# 7 7/19/2007 at 07:18 (6,119 days old) by ian88 () | ||
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Maybe you boys should talk to David Oreck about this idea ;p lol, he seems more open to such ideas (even from kids =p) than other manufacturers. | ||
| Post# 19588 , Reply# 8 8/25/2007 at 11:13 (6,082 days old) by turbo500 (West Yorkshire, UK) | ||
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