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Why is it not "HMVDYO"?

Frank wrote:Why is it not "HMVDYO"?

How many vacuums do you own

Mow Yany Vacuums Do You Own

My vacuum cleaner is nineteen years old. It's one off those, uhm, "pull-along" type ones. It uses bags, though, and the shop in my town that sold them has now closed down. Could be a vacuum crisis cropping up in my world soon.

Frank wrote:Mow Yany Vacuums Do You Own

I read M as a H

jawafour wrote:My vacuum cleaner is nineteen years old. It's one off those, uhm, "pull-along" type ones. It uses bags, though, and the shop in my town that sold them has now closed down. Could be a vacuum crisis cropping up in my world soon.

If it is a Henry type they work without the bag.

Errkal wrote:If it is a Henry type they work without the bag.

It's an [goes and checks...] Electrolux Mondo. No need to use your imagination... here it is!

I sourced the photo from Vacuumland - "The website and social network for experts, collectors and fans of vintage and brand new vacuum cleaners, floor polishers and all other floor care products." .

jawafour wrote:

Errkal wrote:If it is a Henry type they work without the bag.

It's an [goes and checks...] Electrolux Mondo. No need to use your imagination... here it is!

I sourced the photo from Vacuumland - "The website and social network for experts, collectors and fans of vintage and brand new vacuum cleaners, floor polishers and all other floor care products." .

If I'm honest I'm surprised you don't have one of those manual push me pull you things.

Errkal wrote:If I'm honest I'm surprised you don't have one of those manual push me pull you things.

You mean one of those old "roller" dust collectors? My nan used one I did try it out when I was a wee lad .

Like this!

Errkal wrote:

Frank wrote:Mow Yany Vacuums Do You Own

I read M as a H

That explains why a lot of your posts slip through your proofreading

jawafour wrote:

Errkal wrote:If I'm honest I'm surprised you don't have one of those manual push me pull you things.

You mean one of those old "roller" dust collectors? My nan used one I did try it out when I was a wee lad .

Like this!

That's the one, don't know why but it seems the sort of thing you would have.

Frank wrote:

Errkal wrote:

Frank wrote:Mow Yany Vacuums Do You Own

I read M as a H

That explains why a lot of your posts slip through your proofreading

Hurrumph

Errkal wrote:

Frank wrote:

Errkal wrote:

Frank wrote:Mow Yany Vacuums Do You Own

I read M as a H

That explains why a lot of your posts slip through your proofreading

Hurrumph

Don't you mean Murruhpm?

Hyperion wrote:

Errkal wrote:

Frank wrote:

Errkal wrote:

Frank wrote:Mow Yany Vacuums Do You Own

I read M as a H

That explains why a lot of your posts slip through your proofreading

Hurrumph

Don't you mean Murruhpm?

OM Mama

Errkal wrote:

Frank wrote:

Errkal wrote:

Frank wrote:Mow Yany Vacuums Do You Own

I read M as a H

That explains why a lot of your posts slip through your proofreading

Hurrumph

I'm just hessing with you

Errkal wrote:

Hyperion wrote:

Errkal wrote:

Frank wrote:

Errkal wrote:

Frank wrote:Mow Yany Vacuums Do You Own

I read M as a H

That explains why a lot of your posts slip through your proofreading

Hurrumph

Don't you mean Murruhpm?

OM Mama

No, you sick freak

Frank wrote:Why is it not "HMVDYO"?

Because, uhh, I was imitating the sound a vacuum makes.

Rex Kramer wrote:The single most useful household appliance I've ever bought was one of those handheld dysons.

My wife's parents brought us a handheld vacuum from Japan, a Mikita (I thought they just make stuff like drills and saws), and I agree it is awesome. It makes cleaning a breeze, but it has such a tiny capacity, it basically needs to be emptied once a week. Also it's not the most powerful thing ever, if I have to vacuum carpet, the Bissel is much better. That being said, I would definitely invest in a Dyson if the suction is good.

This new thread title sucks

Tsunade wrote:This new thread title sucks

It's a disposable title, we are going to replace it 3 times a month.