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Re: New UK Hoover ranges at www.argos.co.uk
#1   Yesterday 2:52 pm
This link to Comet electrical stores website has a little more information on the Airvolution technology:

http://www.comet.co.uk/shopcomet/advice/453/Hoover-Airvolution-Buying-Guide

Re: New UK Hoover ranges at www.argos.co.uk
#2   Sep 2, 2008 7:48 pm
Speaking of carpet sweepers, you refreshed one of my memories.

My grandmother once told me that her mother had a machine called a 'Whirlwind'. This apparently looked to all intents and purposes like a Hoover, but did not use electricity. Instead it had a friction-drive and gearing, to turn a fan to generate suction.

Apparently relatives were visiting my Great Grandmother, and were surprised that she didn't have a Hoover. She later got a Hoover 'Junior' 375.

Re: New UK Hoover ranges at www.argos.co.uk
#3   Aug 31, 2008 5:13 pm
The Royal Warrant upon British appliances had Hoover referring to "vacuum cleaners", and Electrolux described them as "suction cleaners".
Re: New UK Hoover ranges at www.argos.co.uk
#4   Aug 29, 2008 7:59 pm
I still think "agitator" is the more elegant term.

"Brushbar" really grates on me!

Re: New UK Hoover ranges at www.argos.co.uk
#5   Aug 29, 2008 5:28 pm
Has anyone noticed the Hoover UK has become very 'dyson-ised' ?

The "agitator" is now described as a "brushbar" on the Hoover 'Slalom'.

Vax also has been guilty of calling it a brushbar. What happened to the term "brushroll"?

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