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CarmineD
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Re: New Dyson model...any info?
Reply #116 Sep 4, 2008 6:43 am |
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MH: I had heard the ORECK-Douglas connection before and you may well be right. On a related note, it now appears in the wake and aftermath of Hurricane Gustav [just 3 years after Katrina], that ORECK's decision to move out of New Orleans, Louisiana in favor of Cookeville, Tennessee was the right and bright move. Carmine D.
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"There is no BEST or PERFECT vacuum cleaner"
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Re: New Dyson model...any info?
Reply #117 Sep 5, 2008 4:35 pm |
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Carmine,
I believe the Oreck auto vac is Douglas (ReadiVac) made, as is the Ironman canister. Douglas also made the previous incarnation of the Oreck rechargeable and auto hand vac, residential wet/dry vac (no longer produced as I can't find anything on it anymore, the commercial models are of course still around), stick vac (Oreck has since switched to a different type of stick vac different from the Douglas and I can't tell who makes it), and revolving-brush hand vac.
Douglas also private-labeled some things for Kirby at one point, namely their revolving-brush hand vac (labeled the "Vacuette" just like the early upright) and auto vac.
-MH I do not know if you can say that Douglas "private-labeled" for Kirby when Douglas and Kirby are owned by the same company S&F(owned by Berkshire Hatheway). Douglas models were also under the Kirby banner like the corded Vacuette, the rechargeable Split Second handvac and the Split Second II, which was a handvac that plugged into your automobile cig lighter.
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CarmineD
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Re: New Dyson model...any info?
Reply #119 Sep 8, 2008 9:13 pm |
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Any word on the DC27? I don't know if there is a connection and/or just a coincidence. Local SAM's Club stores are pricing the dyson DC17 Total Clean for $399. That's a savings/discount of $150 off the regular price for the DC17 of $549. It beats the routine monthly 20 percent off from Bed Bath & Beyond on the $549 retail of the DC17 which comes to $109 for a price of $440. The DC17 is not listed on the SAM's Club Web Site for sale. The only other dyson for sale on the Web Site is the DC18 Slim but the Site says none are available and/or in stock and/or back order. Carmine D.
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DC18
Dyson, Sebo and Bissell user
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Re: New Dyson model...any info?
Reply #120 Sep 9, 2008 6:59 pm |
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I take it the DC27 like the DC17 will be for the USA market and no where else? Anybody any clues or ideas as to what the DC26, DC28 may be? Wonder of the 'ball' feature will appear on any of them!? DC18
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