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DysonInventsBig
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Re: whatever happened to the Rainbow enthusiasts
Reply #79 Jan 9, 2010 6:48 am |
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DIB, Centrifugal force and Cylonic actions work together to seperate dust and dirt. All vacuums use cyclonic action and centrifugal force. The Newcombe and Rexair it's predecessor use that seperator to to get cleaner air thru it's motor. The main thing that hurt Rexair before it started using water in the cleaner was the real fine dust like soot would go right back into the air ala Three Stooges and other comedians used in the mid 30's on. I am no Idiot like you that like to call people names. I have been nice to you and you think you are the only one here that knows anything. When I brought out Newcombe it was part of Rainbow (Rexair) history. Your thoughts about it being a salad spinner is proving you to be the Idiot not Carmine or anyone else on this thread. No one cut down Dyson as an Innovator but showed that there was someone there before him. Root was the inventor on the cyclonic end and Dyson put it to use in vacuum cleaners. An innovation not invention. Procare, You seem fond of inventions that don’t quite ‘cut it’ with the public. The real world rejects inventions regardless of how much sincerity goes into developing it. The salad spinner comment was a joke and ‘in your face insult’ to Carmine’s forgoing reading the Newcombe patent I spoon fed him. He has a long history of shooting off his mouth against anything-Dyson and delivering nothing in terms of research. - The insult was fitting and deserving and long overdue! I did honor the inventor with a nice compliment too...of course you intentionally left this out. I honored this forgotten invention by publicly posting it here and by contrast the Three Stooges using it on film as a dust blower gag (for million/s to see) probably sealed its fate (fairly or unfairly). If it had a downstream filter on it, I do wonder how quickly it would clog and how a clogged filter is better (and a money maker) than the cheaper and lighter weight cloth bagged vacuum. Based on what you and your buddies say here against Dyson inventions and innovations... No-doubt if you lived in Newcombe’s day you’d attack his attempts and bag alternative vacuum cleaner invention. Dyson Invents Big
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DysonInventsBig
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Re: whatever happened to the Rainbow enthusiasts
Reply #80 Jan 9, 2010 7:04 am |
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DIB, Centrifugal force and Cylonic actions work together to seperate dust and dirt. All vacuums use cyclonic action and centrifugal force. The Newcombe and Rexair it's predecessor use that seperator to to get cleaner air thru it's motor. The main thing that hurt Rexair before it started using water in the cleaner was the real fine dust like soot would go right back into the air ala Three Stooges and other comedians used in the mid 30's on. I am no Idiot like you that like to call people names. I have been nice to you and you think you are the only one here that knows anything. When I brought out Newcombe it was part of Rainbow (Rexair) history. Your thoughts about it being a salad spinner is proving you to be the Idiot not Carmine or anyone else on this thread. No one cut down Dyson as an Innovator but showed that there was someone there before him. Root was the inventor on the cyclonic end and Dyson put it to use in vacuum cleaners. An innovation not invention. Procare, You enjoy playing the minimizing game...not unlike the umpteen vacuum competing independents and/or the Dyson-envious. I say your Roots blower claim is interesting, but it’s bogus. Dyson reps say [square] ‘Root’ comes from math, I agree. You’ve yet to link or post anything that supports your Root claim. Typical. Dyson Invents Big
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DysonInventsBig
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Re: whatever happened to the Rainbow enthusiasts
Reply #81 Jan 9, 2010 7:15 am |
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DIB, Root was the inventor on the cyclonic end and Dyson put it to use in vacuum cleaners. An innovation not invention. Procare, I can play the minimizing game too... if someone places a second suction motor on a vacuum cleaner... is this an invention, is this an innovation, or is this an obvious and sequential step? Dyson Invents Big
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DysonInventsBig
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Re: whatever happened to the Rainbow enthusiasts
Reply #82 Jan 9, 2010 7:43 am |
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DIB, What is a VACUUM SEXIFIER? I saw JAMES DYSON was one. I never heard of such a thing. Here's the good news!!!!! I do not know, nor want to know what the hell you're talking about (I've never heard this term).
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CarmineD
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Re: whatever happened to the Rainbow enthusiasts
Reply #83 Jan 9, 2010 8:54 am |
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Procare,
You seem fond of inventions that don’t quite ‘cut it’ with the public. The real world rejects inventions regardless of how much sincerity goes into developing it. The salad spinner comment was a joke and ‘in your face insult’ to Carmine’s forgoing reading the Newcombe patent I spoon fed him. He has a long history of shooting off his mouth against anything-Dyson and delivering nothing in terms of research. - The insult was fitting and deserving and long overdue! I did honor the inventor with a nice compliment too...of course you intentionally left this out. I honored this forgotten invention by publicly posting it here and by contrast the Three Stooges using it on film as a dust blower gag (for million/s to see) probably sealed its fate (fairly or unfairly). If it had a downstream filter on it, I do wonder how quickly it would clog and how a clogged filter is better (and a money maker) than the cheaper and lighter weight cloth bagged vacuum. Based on what you and your buddies say here against Dyson inventions and innovations... No-doubt if you lived in Newcombe’s day you’d attack his attempts and bag alternative vacuum cleaner invention.
Dyson Invents Big
Dib-ster:
Your worship of everything dyson and refusal to recognize the obvious facts otherwise regarding the man and his products is indicative of a shill. Ultimately, self-esteem is measured by integrity not name calling. Integrity is saying the truth when it is unpopular to do so and the consequences are negative. Since I've been posting here, I have systematically and constructively criticized most of dyson products with cause. You and someone here before [now gone] heaped slander and names on me. Despite such, I continue to be an honest broker here. Giving constructive advice and criticism on all brands including your fave. As I said and will continue to say until you provide evidence to the contrary, when it comes to all things dyson, the pitch is always superior to the products. Carmine D.
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CarmineD
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Re: whatever happened to the Rainbow enthusiasts
Reply #85 Jan 9, 2010 9:05 am |
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DIB, What is a VACUUM SEXIFIER? I saw JAMES DYSON was one. I never heard of such a thing.
Hello Procare:
I'll offer this in response to your observation. In "slick" marketing, makers often try to impute social value or human emotions into an otherwise lackluster product. Why? To build buzz and spark sales. Have to have one. Be the first! "Sexifying" common household products has been around for along time but not called such. Most relegated the comment to "it's sexy" with regard to appearance rather than performance. It's a marketing/advertising ploy that makers use to veil a luckluster mediocre product in a light that allows intrigue [read higher prices]. Sound familiar? Carmine D.
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DysonInventsBig
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Re: whatever happened to the Rainbow enthusiasts
Reply #86 Jan 9, 2010 10:08 am |
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DIB, When I asked you why Dyson was called a " Vacuum Sexifier" , it was for my info what it was . He is in England referred to as a noted "Vacuum Sexifier". I have never heard of it also. But being you are everything Dyson I thought you would know. It sure doesn't hurt to know what what someone is called. Procare Procare, Since a regular poster here is into Google [porno] Chrome and role-playing... I’d just assume to play it safe. Dyson Invents Big
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CarmineD
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Re: whatever happened to the Rainbow enthusiasts
Reply #87 Jan 9, 2010 3:09 pm |
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Here's the good news!!!!! I do not know, nor want to know what the hell you're talking about (I've never heard this term).
Procare,
Since a regular poster here is into Google [porno] Chrome and role-playing... I’d just assume to play it safe.
Dyson Invents Big Carmine,
You find fault in this gorgeous model? More proof your judgment cannot be trusted.
She does not work for Dyson as you assume, she’s Miss IFA 2009 and works for IFA. She took many photos with many manufacturers products; if you did your due-diligence you’d know. More proof your judgment cannot be trusted.
DIB
P.S. When God makes these beauties, they look spectacular with or without wigs and with or without makeup. Trust me I know and know it intimately! I love the all-red IFA look and their all-red Miss IFA look too.
Dib-ster: Where you stand depends on where you sit! "Sexifier"... a product maker who uses advertising with sexy images to charge high prices for lackluster mediocre household products. Recognize the product, brand name, and spokesperson pictured? While it sinks to "slick" advertising that may/may not appeal to prurient interests I seriously doubt it is pornography. Tho, the thought of an overheated vacuum with dirt swirling around in a see thru container may turn some OCD users on.  Know any? I have to admit Miss IFA 2009 beats the gigantic mites that Sir James once used to pitch his products. Carmine D.
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DysonInventsBig
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Re: whatever happened to the Rainbow enthusiasts
Reply #88 Jan 9, 2010 10:19 pm |
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Dib-ster: Where you stand depends on where you sit! "Sexifier"... a product maker who uses advertising with sexy images to charge high prices for lackluster mediocre household products. Recognize the product, brand name, and spokesperson pictured? While it sinks to "slick" advertising that may/may not appeal to prurient interests I seriously doubt it is pornography. Tho, the thought of an overheated vacuum with dirt swirling around in a see thru container may turn some OCD users on. Know any? I have to admit Miss IFA 2009 beats the gigantic mites that Sir James once used to pitch his products. Carmine D. Carmine, I forgot I said you had OCD some time ago... I’m laughing. You’re probably lots of fun to go shopping with... no-doubt you loiter around the vacuum cleaner department interviewing shoppers, managers, the floor staff, fiddling with the inventory and making a general nuisance of yourself. Your in your comfort zone here, but I bet many in your family find your all-consuming vacuum-anything (OCD) a bore and quite embarrassing too. Dyson Invents Big
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