Some Black and Decker Dustbuster, but I don't know what model exactly.
this post was submitted on 09 Nov 2023
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Oh man, dustbusters! From 10 minutes run time out of the box to 30 seconds of asthmatic wheeze after a few months' use.
Was the 10 minutes sufficient or too long?
How efficacious are DustBusters in the actual Busting department?
Edit: kinda funny that all guys start out busting dust ;)
Oreck gang rise up
Henry. Old but experienced
I think it was a Nilfisk. Today I have a Roomba and a Phillips.
~~Electrohome~~Electrolux. Am old. Was used.
Found a picture but mine was bronze. electrolux vintage canister vacuum
Like would Mr. Burns rely on a similar such vacuum?
I bought it from someone of his vintage. So yes.
I think it was an Oreck.
Bissel or DirtDevil