Vacuum Exposition Episode 71: The 1984 Kenmore Free Form Twin Fan

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  • Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
  • Good afternoon everyone! I hope you’ve all had a great weekend! Today, I thought I’d share another machine out of my collection that I have recently finished restoring, so I thought I’d make it a part of my Resto Month series. Thank you all again for watching and please don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!

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  • @YoumuHoover
    @YoumuHoover 3 месяца назад +3

    I love the look of theses. The hand design looks so cool.

    • @Konstellation_Karl_55
      @Konstellation_Karl_55  3 месяца назад

      Definitely! It’s certainly a weird cool example of the Twin Fan :)

  • @brentsesler7811
    @brentsesler7811 3 месяца назад +2

    What a great vacuum!! Just like Singer!!

    • @Konstellation_Karl_55
      @Konstellation_Karl_55  3 месяца назад

      Oh yes! Very similar! Thank you for watching!

    • @ThePrime206
      @ThePrime206 3 месяца назад

      Well actually singer came out with this design first

    • @ThePrime206
      @ThePrime206 3 месяца назад

      And it was made by the company Ryobi so other manufacturers including Kenmore borrowed the design

  • @graysonsvacsandmowers5426
    @graysonsvacsandmowers5426 Месяц назад

    These are my personal favorite variant of the Kenmore Twin Fan upright. I love how it has the standard handle power switch and not that oddball recline override style power switch.

  • @briant5378
    @briant5378 3 месяца назад +2

    Actually, Singer was the original creator of this kind of double-fan, sideways motor, upright cleaner - way back in the 1950’s. This revolutionary configuration was designed by a famous industrial designer - Raymond Loewy I think. The original model that came to market in the 1950’s was called the “Magic Glide” I think. So Singer was the original developer of this design and made similar uprights for Sears and for Sunbeam and for Lewyt. The Singer vacuum division was eventually bought by the Japanese Ryobi company and so the final chapter of the Twin Fan upright was written by the Ryobi company. Once Panasonic bought the Whirlpool vacuum factory in Kentucky, Sears sourced most of their new Kenmore uprights from Panasonic.

    • @briant5378
      @briant5378 3 месяца назад +1

      Update: Indeed, Raymond Loewy designed the revolutionary Singer “Magic Carpet” upright way back in 1946!!! It was the first upright to position the motor side-ways so that the motor hood could be very sleek and low in profile. And this configuration was what inspired Hoover to do the same thing in their revolutionary Dial a Nap upright!

    • @Konstellation_Karl_55
      @Konstellation_Karl_55  3 месяца назад +1

      Thank you for the information! I haven’t done a video on the Singer Magic Carpet uprights yet, but it is coming. I have 3 different models of them, so they will all get some time in a video very soon :)

  • @Roedix_tech
    @Roedix_tech 3 месяца назад

    Hello. How can I reach you?

    • @Konstellation_Karl_55
      @Konstellation_Karl_55  3 месяца назад

      Reach me? What do you mean? Feel free to comment any questions you may have

    • @Roedix_tech
      @Roedix_tech 3 месяца назад

      @@Konstellation_Karl_55 Are you interested in reviewing our products?

  • @ThePrime206
    @ThePrime206 3 месяца назад

    My mom had several kenmore vacuum cleaners, I remember using the kenmore power ease self propelled upright, it was from 1977,1978. It was blue and white with the wood grain on topnthe head light. It had two separate motors. One for self propelled feature. Then the main suction motor. It had three travel speeds for the self propelled motor. The head light was so bright. I loved using it.. it would awesome if kenmore would bring these older styles back as an anniversary special.