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All of the above!
Every man I know.Exactly!!!
"What did you do all day?"
"Oh... I puttered around the house."
"All day?"
"Yeah. A little of this and a little of that took most of the day. Then I took a couple casts for the evening bite."
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Awhile back we were expecting company but my wife had to run to the store. She said will you vacuum while I am gone? I am embarrassed at how long it took me to find the vacuum. I don't even want to talk about how long it took to unlock the handle and turn it on.Every man I know.
I just love that pic!
Awhile back we were expecting company but my wife had to run to the store. She said will you vacuum while I am gone? I am embarrassed at how long it took me to find the vacuum. I don't even want to talk about how long it took to unlock the handle and turn it on.
My parents had a Rainbow. Bought it before I can even remember. It was just "The vaccuum" of the house when I was growing up. We used it to help clean the house after both the folks passed away. Still worked great. No idea which one of the children ended up with it, but I bet that thing still runs great.I sold the vacuums with the water in it, Rainbow@.
Thirty eight year later it still runs, I learned that small, slow strokes cleans best. It paid off when a friend let us stay at their mountain home for a week. It was free, so no cleaning service, so we clean up every room we walked in. The wife went on & on about how clean she found the house, when she went up to clean it. Some friend treated it like a hotel, not even dumping their trash. How Rude!
We had a Rainbow for 20 or 30 years. My wife gave it to our son who still uses it when we left Komifornia. When we looked at the price of a new one she said no way too expensive now.My parents had a Rainbow. Bought it before I can even remember. It was just "The vaccuum" of the house when I was growing up. We used it to help clean the house after both the folks passed away. Still worked great. No idea which one of the children ended up with it, but I bet that thing still runs great.
EDIT: I was a child of the 1950's so it had to be late 50's early 60's model at the latest. Brown, cone shaped thing.
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