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jasonl

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Helen and I was at Wal Mart looking for an Oster chrome Beehive blender. They had a red one and I started playing with the toggle saying, "Look, Helen, I'm playing with Toggleswitch" (giggle giggle). Helen started laughing and said, "You're a mess".

I was just going to town turning Toggle on off on off on off on off and sometimes momentary. hehehe.

When I do get an Oster beehive, I'll name it Steve in honor of our sometimes off the wall but favorite Toggleswitch.
 
I like the classic toggleswitch that has a distinct snap.

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Did someone just post a big *O*?

Now that is my favorite passtime.

And remember all you little sissy-boys. I hear your thoughs and prayers.

You are very much loved. I've got my eyes on you!
 
Cory, yup, with an O is their trademark. The blendor pictured is actually fairly new, still on the market I think with an outrageous price. For that you get a plastic jar and the wagon wheel drive. Interestingly there's a tag on the cord showing you how to remove the drive shaft from the base to do your own repair. Actually I can see why you might want plastic in a bar blender..break resistant and lighter
 
Marilyn,

How's the weather in sunny California? Much better than where you "originate", isn't it? ;-)

*Ducks and runs*
 
Why thank you very much....

It's so nice to be (twisted enough)to be loved.. :-)

Flips hair wildly.
Spins around on heels of "candies" brand pumps, in see-through plastic uppers (with sable and mink trim).
Waves to adoring crowd.
Flashes cleavage.
Does a "Charo-esque" COOCHIE-COO.
Curts(e)ys.
Adjusts package.
Clears throat from being all choked up, moves on...
 
Have some smelling salts...

Yep. On a Hoover, the "up" position means "off". Unless you install it upside-down.. which I'm sure is possible, but I've never tried.
 
On a Eureka you have to step on the switch... If you like trampling, that is...

Steve, I think the Oster fits you properly. Up=on, down=off, momentary shake=gives a burst of power at the right time. Remember, you have to turn the blendor on to make a milkshake.
 
Now THIS Hoover toggleswitch (on my Celebrity S3005) is the way it's supposed to be; the machine is turned on when it's UP! LOL

The same goes for the Constellation 843 from Fred. On a more serious note, I'm not sure why Hoover did the opposite for the upright cleaners. But, the later Hoover slide-switch uprights as well as the Royal cleaners had this setup as well; it was on when it was down. Anatomical correctness was definitely not in the air when those switches were designed, but I won't go there...;-)
 
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