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CarmineD
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Garry Ultra Light Upright Vacuum
Original Message Jun 4, 2009 1:02 pm |
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New lightweight with OBT in town for $250 with free bags for life and zero cost maintenance warranty for life. Anything goes wrong, a new vacuun is shipped to you. http://www.garryvac.com/ Taking a page from ORECK on the giveaways: Free Steam Mop to keep if not satisfied with purchase and returned. https://www.garryvacuum.com/order_form.html?country=CA Comments? Carmine D.
This message was modified Jun 4, 2009 by CarmineD
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Venson
Joined: Jul 23, 2007
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Re: Garry Ultra Light Upright Vacuum
Reply #31 Jun 14, 2009 4:50 pm |
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HI VENSON</p><p>i always saw ORECK as a easy to work on simple to use low maint very durable type of vacuum ...im aware they have outsourced some vacs...not sure witch ones.... Hi retardturtle1, The large and mid-size Dutch-Tech" bagged canisters which use Wessel Werks PNs are from Philips, a European manufacturer that made household vacuums for quite some time and then left off. The "Iron Man" -- origin unknown to me -- is a vacuum that Sears sold as far back as the late 1960s. I can't quote the exact time but it disappeared for a time and then reappeared under the Oreck name. By the way, the "Steam-It" can now be found at the Oreck website -- http://www.oreck.com Venson
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CarmineD
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Re: Garry Ultra Light Upright Vacuum
Reply #32 Jun 15, 2009 6:54 am |
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By the way, the "Steam-It" can now be found at the Oreck website -- http://www.oreck.com
Venson
Thanks Venson for the post. Here's the info.
Steam-It™ the all-purpose steamwandIt's never been so easy to get Oreck Clean.The New Oreck Steam-It uses pressurized, "dry" steam to naturally disinfect and melt away dirt & grime. Unlike many conventional steam mops, the Oreck Steam-It has a unique, pressurized vapor chamber making it easy to clean above the floor without spilling. It’s the easy, eco-friendly way to clean without the use of toxic chemicals or detergents. Features: - Pressurized super-dry steam heats in under 30 seconds. And dry steam means no damp mess!
- Works upside-down without spillage for above the floor cleaning.
- Lightweight with fingertip controls and 16-ft. cord make it incredibly easy to use.
- Deep cleans without chemicals- It attacks many germs and bacteria, using ordinary tap water.
- Can be used on most flooring surfaces including marble, ceramic, stone, vinyl, laminate, linoleum and sealed hardwood floors.
- Reusable, machine washable microfiber pads means there are no expensive replacement pads to buy.
- 1-year warranty.
With six attachments, you’re sure to cover nearly every inch of your home. Clean Drapes from top to bottom and reach crown moldings and ceiling fans. Target tough upholstery stains and freshen pillows and mattresses. Perfect for cleaning carpets, rugs and almost on any hard floor surface. Clean Kitchen and bathroom counters, sinks and appliances. Remove grout stains, and soap scum from tough-to-clean tile. Clean windows with no spots or streaks. Just add water, turn the Steam-It on, and it heats up in 30 seconds – creating a high-temperature, low-moisture dry steam that quickly removes dirt and rejuvenates flattened carpet, deep cleans virtually any hard floor surface, and reduces bacteria and germs. It also cleans windows spot-free, naturally disinfects kitchen and bath surfaces, tile and grout, removes tough stains from furniture and car upholstery, and even freshens pillows and mattresses. And surfaces are dry within minutes! Includes 2 washable microfiber towels, a bonnet, universal cleaning clips and 6 attachments. The Steam-It is quiet and portable, reaches anywhere (even ceiling fans, cabinets and light fixtures), and can even be turned upside down without spillage. There are no expensive replacement cleaning pads to buy, either, because the Steam-It comes with two washable microfiber towels and a bonnet. And only the Steam-It has universal cleaning clips that let you use your own household towels to save money. It comes with a 6-piece attachment kit, a 1-year warranty, and is tough enough for everyday use. The New Oreck Steam-It: a safe, easy, all-natural, and cost-effective way to clean your home.
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retardturtle1
Joined: May 16, 2009
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Re: Garry Ultra Light Upright Vacuum
Reply #34 Jun 22, 2009 4:47 pm |
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The Steam It has not been received at my local ORECK store, making it several weeks overdue. I'm on the list for a call as soon as it is available in the store. BTW, the ORECK staff were totally unaware of the Garry Vac. Caught them by surprise. THese are person that have been in the vacuum business for almost 2 decades. A scope of the web site had them amused. Both saying that the site mirrored ORECK's own web site. The store I was busy while I was there. ORECK'S are selling and being brought in for repair and parts. At least in this ORECK store. Carmine D. HI CARMINE
guess they got vacuums to make..to keep up with demand. [no excess inventory] .no time to watch tv...but im glad to hear that some shops are doing good...i know alot that are not. great ...now perhaps ORECK will shed some light on GERRY...do a little research and shed some light.....great work.
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CarmineD
Joined: Dec 31, 2007
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Re: Garry Ultra Light Upright Vacuum
Reply #35 Jun 22, 2009 8:05 pm |
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HI CARMINE
guess they got vacuums to make..to keep up with demand. [no excess inventory] .no time to watch tv...but im glad to hear that some shops are doing good...i know alot that are not. great ...now perhaps ORECK will shed some light on GERRY...do a little research and shed some light.....great work.
You're welcome. I enjoy the exchange of information with other professionals in the industry even if I'm officially retired. The one ORECK staffer was a master repairman. He had worked for Tacony for 17 years before his employment with ORECK. Interesting to get his perspective on both brands simultaneously. And then his perspective on the garry vacuum too. He made the same observation I made here. These lightweights uprights, ORECK, RICCAR/SIMPLICITY, HOOVER, have small motors. It would be highly unusual for them to offer good tool suction.
The other ORECK-er is a store manager for ORECK and very knowledgeable in her own right. She initially gave me the run down on the ORECK halo in a very low key and mild manner. No sales hype. I suspect when I return, they will both have some more info on the garry vacuum to share. Just a hunch. Carmine D.
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retardturtle1
Joined: May 16, 2009
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Re: Garry Ultra Light Upright Vacuum
Reply #36 Jun 22, 2009 8:35 pm |
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You're welcome. I enjoy the exchange of information with other professionals in the industry even if I'm officially retired. The one ORECK staffer was a master repairman. He had worked for Tacony for 17 years before his employment with ORECK. Interesting to get his perspective on both brands simultaneously. And then his perspective on the garry vacuum too. He made the same observation I made here. These lightweights uprights, ORECK, RICCAR/SIMPLICITY, HOOVER, have small motors. It would be highly unusual for them to offer good tool suction. The other ORECK-er is a store manager for ORECK and very knowledgeable in her own right. She initially gave me the run down on the ORECK halo in a very low key and mild manner. No sales hype. I suspect when I return, they will both have some more info on the garry vacuum to share. Just a hunch. Carmine D. hi carmine
RETIRED.....YES. but the knowledge and expierence that you have is priceless....and a gift. to those of us who want to know some of what you and the other members have to offer....and if this helps me do my job better or sell a little better [and it has] then this forum and its members i give credit to....and yes , the dyson lovers also. i thank you ,, but to move on. so mr. carmine im sure said people had something to say about said lightweights, perhaps a little inside info or performance comparisons between the above....i mean his in depth perspective is very interesting im sure. [besides tool air-flow] ...what the oreck lady had to say...do tell please you cant leave your post as is....that would be a crime.....ps. i also accept p.mesgs on the subject.
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CarmineD
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Re: Garry Ultra Light Upright Vacuum
Reply #37 Jun 23, 2009 7:20 am |
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Hi retardturtle1: Let's see what the old memory recalls. The manager, female, said to expect more involvement in ORECK operations by Judy ORECK, including TV commercials. She likes Judy saying she is direct and honest. The master repairman seconded that motion. With the right set of circumstances I may have an opportunity to meet Judy at one of the Las Vegas stores. The master repairman said both RICCAR/SIMPLICITY and ORECK's, due to fan first design, are equally at risk for fan breakage. None is more vulnerable than the other. As one/other sometimes maintains. He does get dyson uprights in for repair that are clogged in both dirt path and filters. He repairs them if customers are willing. I didn't press him on the clutches, but he said he doesn't repair. They advise customers to ship back to dyson for repair. Which he says makes the dyson owners irate, especially when they learn they pay the shipping and don't ahve a vacuum for a few weeks. Both said the ORECK vacuum workmanship beats the latest HOOVER lightweight but is on par with TACONY's lightweights. Routine services on all the ORECK uprights, not covered under the extended warranty features, are $15, not including parts. Primary clientele at least in this store are women and the cleaning services who use ORECk vacuums in business. ORECK's vacuums sell quicker than TACONY. Why is that important? Belt life is better new out of the box. [Tho as recently mentioned here the latest TACONY vacuums have kevlar belts. I didn't mention that factoid]. They're point is the longer for the sale of the new product the more degraded the belt. In some cases a new belt is needed on the TACONY vacuums new out of the box. The kevlar belts probably make this a moot issue and may be a result of the problem. Hope that assists. Carmine D.
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retardturtle1
Joined: May 16, 2009
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Re: Garry Ultra Light Upright Vacuum
Reply #38 Jun 23, 2009 2:08 pm |
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Hi retardturtle1: Let's see what the old memory recalls. The manager, female, said to expect more involvement in ORECK operations by Judy ORECK, including TV commercials. She likes Judy saying she is direct and honest. The master repairman seconded that motion. With the right set of circumstances I may have an opportunity to meet Judy at one of the Las Vegas stores. The master repairman said both RICCAR/SIMPLICITY and ORECK's, due to fan first design, are equally at risk for fan breakage. None is more vulnerable than the other. As one/other sometimes maintains. He does get dyson uprights in for repair that are clogged in both dirt path and filters. He repairs them if customers are willing. I didn't press him on the clutches, but he said he doesn't repair. They advise customers to ship back to dyson for repair. Which he says makes the dyson owners irate, especially when they learn they pay the shipping and don't ahve a vacuum for a few weeks. Both said the ORECK vacuum workmanship beats the latest HOOVER lightweight but is on par with TACONY's lightweights. Routine services on all the ORECK uprights, not covered under the extended warranty features, are $15, not including parts. Primary clientele at least in this store are women and the cleaning services who use ORECk vacuums in business. ORECK's vacuums sell quicker than TACONY. Why is that important? Belt life is better new out of the box. [Tho as recently mentioned here the latest TACONY vacuums have kevlar belts. I didn't mention that factoid]. They're point is the longer for the sale of the new product the more degraded the belt. In some cases a new belt is needed on the TACONY vacuums new out of the box. The kevlar belts probably make this a moot issue and may be a result of the problem. Hope that assists. Carmine D. HI CARMINE. Thank you for sharing that...i found it very helpful....and i do believe ive seen judy a couple of times on tv...but i saw her brother not too long ago on a im really rich show..showing his house , plane...ect....really nice. hope you get to meet her...but you would think tacony would use or make a metal fan...i would..alot of the cleaning services that have us maintain their kirbys switched over to metal...and no more breakage. so true about the belts, the orig oreck belts are by far the best over essco replacements, tacony ..and i knew oreck was on par in quality with tacony...no doubt. but like the tacony more because of the price and the better performance and deeper cleaning,.sleeker look. then a can for the rest. hoover by far has nothing on either of the above...its just one bad ass looking vac with a beast of a motor for super deep cleaning....just all the downfalls that the above dont have..but id buy the either them without a motor...and put one of my many in there,....but in the end oreck is the proven winner overall just cause the vac does what its suppost to do....and do it reliably..... ps.how does the oreck plat rate against the takony...perf. wise.
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retardturtle1
Joined: May 16, 2009
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Re: Garry Ultra Light Upright Vacuum
Reply #40 Jun 23, 2009 5:10 pm |
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Peformance wise retardturtle1, I'd say TACONY uprights are a tad better than ORECK's. I see alot of employees defecting from TACONY and going over to ORECK. Not the other way around. That might be a coincidence particular to my personal experience and not widespread. Carmine D. hi carmine odd thind i noticed tho carmine, i had to replace a mtr on a riccar sl and the wrty repl they sent was a lamb motor. but in orecks you see an oreck motor....im thinking that on the movement issue , oreck could be better to work for ..stronger family oriented comp. ..security.
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