Vacuum Cleaners Discussions

Is it TTI or still Panasonic?

Hertz;

LG barely has a foot in the door w/Kenmore vacuum cleaners.  Panasonic makes a majority of the Kenmore vacuum cleaner line.  There are two other makers for the Kenmore line. 

vacmanuk wrote:
I remember when these came out.  They looked nicer, IMHO, than the SEBO's, because of their color.  They were close to royal blue w/some gray trim.  There were two models.  They were alot different than other Kenmores Sears was offerning at the time.  I have to say that the demise of these Kenmores was that they cost alot more than other Kenmore uprights.

Mike_W wrote:

The legal binding agreement [aka contract] can state that any/all parties to the agreement can not disclose any of the details, including who is the maker, else be subject to a breach of the contract.  The contract can also specify a period of time after the contract is entered into by the parties when it is legally permissable to disclose details.

Carmine D. 

CarmineD wrote:
What in the world does your comment, to me, have to do w/ my comment to Hertz?  We are not talking about "legal binding agreement".  "Who makes Kenmore vacuum cleaners?"  You did not answer, but instead directed Hertz to Severus.  I answered Hertz. 

Mike_W wrote:
Thanks for your update.  I was hoping you would have the answer. 

Mike_W wrote:

If a vendor, like Pano, is in negotiations to source vacuums with more than one buyer at a time/time period, it will not want the details of any agreements made public for fear of limiting/adversely affecting the vendor's business terms. 

Carmine D. 

CarmineD wrote:
Same broken record Carmine.

Mike_W wrote:

Let me try another tact.  A mouse can learn to roar like a lion but its still a mouse.  Sears Kenmore Intuition sells for $459 on sale but even with the name, and the source, is not worth the price IMHO.  No offense, I know you like pano's.

Carmine D.

Mike_W wrote:
Thanks for that info, Mike. I'd love to see one.

did Aerus make the mini PowerMate?