In an era when so many companies are sending their whole production lines offshore, it is nice to see a company return to its roots.  After three years in a manufacturing agreement with Eureka, Lux is returning to Bristol to once again make their own vacuums as well as many of the components that go inside the machine.  With tons of new stuff coming, I think many will see the new products as a return to the quality that started in Old Greenwich, Ct.

Bristol, VA USA

Hmm, this is news to me.  I have not heard anything regarding a move back.  It would also be harder for them, since they no longer have a factory.  I cannot see it being cost effective, to move again, in such a short period of time.

Cleansweep:
 
Please clarify for me:  When you say "Lux" are you referring to "Aerus" OR Electrolux (now owned by Eureka) as locating in Bristol VA?
 
Thanks for your info.
 
Carmine D.

Hello Tiger21:
 
Thanks, I'm with you on the distinctions between Electrolux (Eureka) and Lux (Aerus).  But reading Cleansweep's Jan 4, 2007 post, confuses me by the references back and forth between "Electrolux" and "Lux" and the reason for my request for clarification.  I'm missing something which others aren't, so I asked my question.  I was inclined to think Cleansweep is referring to "Lux" Aerus because of the previous reference to Old Greenwich, CT but the Jan 4 post made me suspect, especially the last sentence: "New Lux stick vac."  Electrolux has the stick vacuum (Pronto), not Lux Aerus.  Or is Lux (Aerus) marketing a "new" stick vacuum?  Something Lux (Aerus) has never had in its floorcare reportoire.
 
Carmine D.