Posted by Dr. Walt on May 14, 2015 at 17:33:04 from (12.2.223.66):
In Reply to: What a deal posted by 37Chief on May 13, 2015 at 16:49:23:
Personally, I still like the old Hoover ELECTROLUX Canister Vacuum that my Mother used for over 50 years, does a good job, & still has all the attachments. Never had any problems with it, provided you do the normal routine maintenance on it.
Never will forget . . . . One day Mom was vacuuming under the bed (no attachment on the end of the wand), vacuuming up "Dust Bunnies" when all of a sudden there was a screech and a tremendous commotion under the bed. Mom pulled out the wand to see what was going on, and stuck on the end of the wand was THE CAT. The vacuum had sucked the cats tail up inside the wand & now the cat was stuck to the end of the wand. Mom had to turn off the vacuum to release the cat. After that, anytime the cat saw or heard Mom get out the vacuum, it would run to the Service Porch (utility room off of the Kitchen) and hide under the Water Heater (Linoleum floor) . LOL
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