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Electrolux / Aerus Lux Legacy

reviewed by gjm345

gjm345
03/11/2008

Electrolux / Aerus Lux Legacy 1

A vacuum expert told me that after model 1505 (Silverado), the Electrolux models went downhill fast. I am sorry that folks are spending a ton of money for the new models-they won't last nearly as long as my grandmother's 1205. She proudly paid $272.50 in 1972, but that machine is alive and well (with a new hose). My advice to anyone is to buy an older model, with a good hose, and plan on having that for at least 25 years. The model G can't be beat, but even models 1205, Super J, Olympia, and Silverado will not dissappoint. Just keep the hose clear and the power nozzle free of hair and string-like debris.

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gjm345 commented 131 days ago.
I agree completely-the 1205 is hard to kill. The old woven hoses either lose air over time, or clog up as they fall apart from the inside. That is why I have often found them in the trash. I recently found an Olympia which had been in a flood and thought sure it was done. After an hour in the sun, that thing worked as if nothing happened. The plastic junk being made today, including by Electrolux, won't be here in 5 years, let alone 25. Also, the Model L is a very durable model.
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