Aerus Legacy
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Pros
- The Aerus is a classic old school Electrolux, simple, durable, rugged, timeless and the last vacuum you will ever need to buy. I like the Legacy because it has a more modern hose design and you can use the power nozzle on the end of the...
- Look at a Kenmore 600 or maybe an Aerus Legacy if you want to spend a bit more. Both have outstanding power nozzles for carpet, hard floor nozzles for your hard floors, though the Aerus hard floor nozzle is the better of the two
- If you are willing to go as high as $1,000 you might want to look at the Aerus Legacy. ... It's a rugged, durable, timeless analog vacuum. No circuit boards so no electrical drama. Very little to fail and if something does, parts are eas...
- The two models I am talking about are the Aerus Classic and Aerus Legacy. ... Both machines use the same main body. ... Both come with the same tried and true Electrolux power nozzle and Sidekick
- Both vacuums are very simple, analog machines with no circuit boards. Just a cord reel, on-off switch, motor and some wires.. Both are rugged, durable designs that have a habit of outlasting their owners and being passed along to the heirs.
Cons
- Parent context: Have a look at the Aerus Classic and Aerus Legacy. ... The motor in a Lindhaus Aria is rated at 510 air watts, Miele's Vortex motor is about the same and the Johnson Electric motor in an Aerus Classic and Legacy is rated...
Sentiment
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What redditors said (10 of 12)
The Aerus is a classic old school Electrolux, simple, durable, rugged, timeless and the last vacuum you will ever need to buy. I like the Legacy because it has a more modern hose design and you can use the power nozzle on the end of the hose to clean stairs and beds.
Look at a Kenmore 600 or maybe an Aerus Legacy if you want to spend a bit more. Both have outstanding power nozzles for carpet, hard floor nozzles for your hard floors, though the Aerus hard floor nozzle is the better of the two
If you are willing to go as high as $1,000 you might want to look at the Aerus Legacy. ... It's a rugged, durable, timeless analog vacuum. No circuit boards so no electrical drama. Very little to fail and if something does, parts are easy to find and every shop in North America knows them inside and out because they have been around so long.
The two models I am talking about are the Aerus Classic and Aerus Legacy. ... Both machines use the same main body. ... Both come with the same tried and true Electrolux power nozzle and Sidekick
Parent context: Have a look at the Aerus Classic and Aerus Legacy. ... The motor in a Lindhaus Aria is rated at 510 air watts, Miele's Vortex motor is about the same and the Johnson Electric motor in an Aerus Classic and Legacy is rated at 430 peak air …
Both vacuums are very simple, analog machines with no circuit boards. Just a cord reel, on-off switch, motor and some wires.. Both are rugged, durable designs that have a habit of outlasting their owners and being passed along to the heirs.
It is still in production today as the Aerus Legacy. ... New ones are stupidly expensive but an refurbished old one is every bit as good as new and will probably outlive you.
Aerus is expensive but their two less expensive (relative to their top of the line Guardian Platinum) are true buy it for life vacuums that will be passed to your heirs. I am talking about the Aerus Legacy (my personal fave)
And they still make that same basic machine with a different motor today as the Aerus Legacy. One of the all time great vacuums.
Look at the Aerus Classic and Aerus Legacy too. ... These are traditional old school Electrolux canisters, simple, sturdy, reliable analog designs with no circuit boards or any electronic trickery. Either one will outlive you and be something your heirs fight over when they go through your stuff after you pass.
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