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If you were alive in 1979, your family probably invested in the new space age labour-saving device that was sweeping the world, literally and figuratively.
Maybe you fought with your brother over who got to use it for cleaning up the crumbs around the toaster. Maybe you gazed proudly at the wall-mounted unit, clear evidence that your family was technologically savvy.
The glorious Dust Buster was wedge-shaped, sleek and as loud as a bus. It earned the rank of Infinity on the coolness scale, devouring everything from cat hair to small pebbles, gagging only on objects too bulky to fit through its thin, sucking slot-like lips.
The Dust Buster was an overnight hit, becoming the (still) unsurpassed bestseller for its parent company, Black and Decker, and rocketing to so much importance in households that some families even bestowed pet names on their devices — ours was Drucker the Sucker, named after Sam Drucker, the proprietor of the Hooterville general store on Petticoat Junction and Green Acres.
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And cleaning out the debris chamber is really satisfying because you don't have to fight with the mechanism the way you do on a lot of handheld vacuums. You just press a button and the spring-mounted, transparent door flips wide open. ...
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Vintage pieces are delicate Vacuum to remove dust. Place the quilt on a table, and cover a section with a piece of window screen (tape the screen's edges first to avoid sharp points). This prevents damaging delicate threads while vacuuming with a handheld machine or an upholstery ... |
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Take care when hanging and caring for antique quilts Vacuum to remove dust. Place the quilt on a table, and cover a section with a piece of window screen (tape the screen's edges first to avoid sharp points). This prevents damaging delicate threads while vacuuming with a handheld machine or an upholstery ... |
