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<em> Well, not here in the US anyway. </font <br I found this one in a thrift store today, not something I expected.

I had a customer that was actually using a Miele canister vacuum with the electronic speed controll board that hey had bought while living on South Africa. They just put in 240V window A/C outlets and modified some kinf od extention cord so the vacuum can be plugged into one end, and the other...

Same for charcoal filters for vacuum cleaners. A HEPA filter Typically, if a vacuum has a charcoal filter, it is weither built into, or used with a HEPA filter, so you get the us of both. I still agree, the charcoal can't last longer than a couple uses before it is saturated and no longer...

As part of being allowed to sell on ebay All sellers should be required to read, and then pass a test on proper packaging. I have heard too many stories of people just throwing things in boxes with little or no material and just sending it off. It is a very irritating problem.

Very interesting... I have always found these interesting too. I haven't been in any newer mobile homes, but I have been in a few new modular style houses, and you would never know they were made in a factory and trucked in... http://www.wardcraft.com/default.shtm

I am very thankful that vac shops... Aren't union. I have seen first hand what a union can do. My dad was actually harassed and then later fired after crossing the picket line during the last UPS strike. The strike took quite a bit of time causing shipping delays and other annoyances. The most...

This topic caused me to research this a bit, and I did find that a company called Topf did in fact build the ovens used. Here is a link, and the paragraph that talks about it. So in fact, Miele was not involved in the oven building. I do apologize if this bothers anyone. "In 1941 Auschwitz...

Like all totalitarian governtments, the Nazis had controll over who made what during the war. If you didn't make the ovens, you were out of buisness (and likely dead) and someone else did make them. I guess I wouldn't hold it against them today what they were forced to do 60 years ago. And based...

I have been in a few houses that age. I walk in and immediately notice the architecture (which i do like), and wonder what interesting surprises i might find in the kitchen, untill I get there and find that the vintage kitchen was replaced with a modern one. I guess some people just dislike...

YUM!! I have always liked barbeque, one of my favorites.

Even though it would be very fimsy, a TL with all clear plastic housings, cabinet, and tubs would be fun. Seeing all the parts moving inside can be very interesting.

I guess I wouldn't have imagined it beeing found outside sitting for so long. It must have taken a lot of work to restore.

I do have a question: Where did you find that one, it looks like its in pretty good shape for something that was used commercially.

So tell me Reggie (as if I didn't know LOL) how in the world would a guy with such a fabulous vacuum collection ever figure out a really tough washer question???? What do you mean one whose name and city are on in the same? ;)

Is it... A 1966 Frigidaire coin-op with the Super Duty mechanism?

I have been meaning to bring home a box of the new Miele dish tabs. I have heard some good things about them.

That is very very funny!!

Now that is wierd! But very interesting.

Speaking of good customer service, the reciever on my wireless mouse quit working. I sent them a email and the next day they told me they are sending out a new one to me. I was pleased with that.

I am going to have to blame the parents, or whoever was supposed to be looking after the child. It would look to me as if someone had to put the baby in there, I can't see how it could happen any other way.