Vacuum Cleaners Discussions

Is it TTI or still Panasonic?

Mike_W wrote:

You must be talking about the 'former" Whirlpool plants in Kentucky and Mexico that made panos for SEARS?  Is that right?

Carmine D.

CarmineD wrote:
No Carmine, I am talking about the former Whirlpool plant in KY and the Panasonic plant in Mexico. 

What are  you getting at?  You know I know all about Whirlpool history of vacuum cleaners.  The last time I posted was in reply to Venson, on this forum.  Remember?  He asked about some history.  I am sure there are some others who remember.

Mike_W wrote:

I'll take your word for it Mike, since you are the expert in Whirlpool history of vacuums.  Thank you.

Carmine D. 

Mike_W wrote:

Hello Mike W.:

How about vacuum parts and supplies for panos/SEARS?  Any made in Japan?

As of yesterday, almost ALL Japanese auto production and the large majority of auto parts and suppliers have closed down [no date for restarting].  We have already seen and heard that Ford Motor in Detroit is telling its customers that they can't order tuxedo black finish vehicles due to the earthquake/tsunami.  And to make matters worse the International Monetary Fund said Japan was at the brink of a financial tsunami due to its enormous debt BEFORE the latest tragic and sad events. 

Carmine D.

CarmineD wrote:
Why not do a search and find out.  Know where their facilities are located. Panasonic was spared more than some other companies.  You would then find out which Pana factories were damaged, where and what they produced.  You check out Business Week, WSJ, etc. more than me, as I have pointed out before.  Some of that stuff you are writing has been on the nightly news since the disaster. 

Actually, before you brought this thread up yesterday, last time I posted was before the disaster in Japan.  And it was not about the disaster or parts.  So, what is it you are having a problem with?

Mike_W wrote:

So, who's not answering questions now Mike W.?

Unlike me who is not in the know, you're the expert Mike W. as you like to say and tell us here.  Always anxious to get your lucid perspective on these matters that you have expertise in and on. 

Don't assume BTW, that I haven't done my homework and researched already.  As I said, don't jump to conclusions that are flat out wrong as you are prone to do. 

BTW, you may want to check those phones to SEARS and Panasonic and make sure they are working.   

Carmine D.

CarmineD wrote:
Carmine, as you and others can read, on this thread,  I made comments like

Mike_W wrote:
I also said, "I tend to not post if I do not know". 

You see, I am not going to fill up space just talking  assumptions.  I did not come back to this thread to talk about the earthquake.  You are the one who got me to talk about this subject of Panasonic/Kenmore/earthquake. Now think about when I make comments to you.  You have already made comments w/o my help.  Maybe you should not say anything and see what happens.  Try it. 

What you should have done was come back to this thread and told me I was wrong about the comments I made a while back.  "No Mike, LG TTI, and the others do not make vacuum cleaners for Sears." But I would have to be wrong about it.   I do believe someone even made a positive remark to my chiming in.

As for the "expert" thing, well you told me and many others, on the previous forum, to this one, and I think ivacuumcleaners.com also that I was an expert and that I was quite knowledgeable. 

Mike_W wrote:

While you are waiting for your telephones to ring, Deutsche Bank cut its estimate of toyota's profit in the fiscal year beginning April 1 by 84 percent.  It also cut its forecast for Honda's fiscal 2012 profit by 50 %, and Nissan's by 79 %.  I think it has something to do with the March 11 shock waves that the earthquake caused in the global supply chain. 

Carmine D.

Mike_W wrote:

Don't believe everything you read .  You have since proved me wrong.  I'll admit it.

Carmine D.

CarmineD wrote:

Hello Mike W.:

How about vacuum parts and supplies for panos/SEARS?  Any made in Japan?

As of yesterday, almost ALL Japanese auto production and the large majority of auto parts and suppliers have closed down [no date for restarting].  We have already seen and heard that Ford Motor in Detroit is telling its customers that they can't order tuxedo black finish vehicles due to the earthquake/tsunami.  And to make matters worse the International Monetary Fund said Japan was at the brink of a financial tsunami due to its enormous debt BEFORE the latest tragic and sad events. 

Carmine D.

CarmineD wrote:

While you are waiting for your telephones to ring, Deutsche Bank cut its estimate of toyota's profit in the fiscal year beginning April 1 by 84 percent.  It also cut its forecast for Honda's fiscal 2012 profit by 50 %, and Nissan's by 79 %.  I think it has something to do with the March 11 shock waves that the earthquake caused in the global supply chain. 

Carmine D.