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ORECK - The business, the history, the machine, the man and related.

(Below: Oreck 1979 to 2008)

  < yr. 1979  < yr. 5/2008

CarmineD wrote:

Hey Carmine,

I like your toy idea and giving it away.  I like the idea of the little ones having fun behind their moms or grandma’s Oreck too.  I like the idea that your heart and mind is behind Oreck. and for many reasons.  What I do not like is when Oreck takes the lower road at times with said tag phrase (for example).  There is absolutely no good reason for this.  IMO his reputation is king and doing anything that could damage this is reckless.  The thing about good original ideas is that they are free if one believes and looks for it and/or puts themselves in the place to receive it.  Since you are a Believer, you probably believe the idea of... Behind every gift is the Giver of the gift.  I wonder how the Giver feels when his gifts are taken from whom He gives them to?        DIB

CarmineD wrote:

Oreck already makes only toy vacuums.  Just cut the power cord so the kids will not get shocked.

HARDSELL wrote:
Sorry Carmine, but that was pretty funny!        DIB

DIB:

Thank you for liking the idea.  Maybe ORECK will use it?  I have some suggestions to pass along to ORECK on the vacuum, maybe I'll include this one too for marketing.

You have faith, and that's a blessing from the Almighty.  We all are given gifts, call them graces.  Some use and some do not.  For those who don't, they will be accountable for what they did with their graces.  [You know well the biblical parable of the coins: To whom much is given, much has to be received].  ORECK used it.

As I've said with similar debates here before, the grace [idea, call it what you like] can be granted and received by more than one.  It's what you do with it that counts.  In hindsight everyone can proclaim he/she had the grace [gift] first.  The question always becomes:  What did he/she do with it?  We know what the HSN guy did with it.  We know what ORECK did.  Choose who acted and who didn't.  For all you know the idea of air movement may have been the grace that started ORECK onto air purifiers?  ORECK used it as a business logo for purifiers.

BTW, HS is a funny guy.  He should have mentioned that before cutting the cord, make sure you pull the plug out of the electrical outlet.  I don't think Mike W agrees.  Didn't I see a lock on a thread yesterday shortly after HS posted:  Dyson: News You Can't Use?   Didn't you start that thread?   Now that's funny! 

Where one stands, depends on where one sits.

Carmine D.

CarmineD wrote:

Hello DIB:

Wordsmithing to MOLE's post only.  No change in content and/or the poster's name that it was directed toward. 

The earlier ORECK post [started by MOLE] was locked after a post by Motor, not me.  I was way way up the chain and much earlier in the day.  Here's the rule DIB:  The last poster in line that hits, takes the hit [read lock out].  Just like sport events. 

Carmine D.

Oreck goes both ways…

It’s funny to see Mr. O religiously single out and attack the (cyclonic) Dyson in his XL21 infomercial and on his website/s all the while he holds a cyclonic patent and/or uses this patent in his shampooer.  He went way out of his way to not use the word/s cyclonic or cyclone in his patent description and claims too. – Funny.        DIB

 

Patent number 7,048,783

http://www.freepatentsonline.com/7048783.html?query=PN%2F7048783+OR+7048783&stemming=on

DysonInventsBig wrote:

Agree with that statement for rug and floor cleaning and back again.  No brush shut off to worry about.  Throw rugs too.  No problems.  No adjustments needed.  Just do it and put away for another day. 

Carmine D. 

Maybe I should of said he wants it both ways with messaging - cyclonic is bad and cyclonic is good.        DIB

Sounds like he's right.  Most good things taken to the extreme are bad.  That's where the saying comes in:  Too much of a good thing is bad!  Too much suction power is bad.  Too aggressive brush rolls are bad.  Balance is good.  The right things in the right measures all working together in harmony for the best outcome.   Which is the ORECK.  8 pounds.  Excellent brush roll.  Full sized bag.  30 parts.  All made in the USA. 

Carmine D.