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Air circulator / coolers. The bigger one was a famous Arno product, the Turbo Circulador 20". It was released in the early 60's and produced until the middle of 90's, when a completely new model replaced it.
Range of products made by Arno about 1973 - 74.
Scan of a catalog from a friend of mine who is owner of a traditional Arno post service.
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Hoje não tão populares, os circuladores de ar faziam muito sucesso nos anos 70, principalmente em estabelecimentos comerciais e hotéis. Em regiões de clima muito quente o gigantesco Turbo Circulador 20" era bem requisitado, encaixado nas antigas janelas de madeira das casas e apartamentos, conseguia forçar uma ótima circulação de ar por toda a casa. Como não há muitas peças móveis que possam sofrer desgastes se comparados aos ventiladores de mesa, estes circuladores são praticamente eternos.
A descriptive leaflet for the latest household gadget of 1928 from the German electrical giant Siemens-Schukert - the Protos Model 28 vacuum cleaner. The Protos was a standard model for the company for many years.
Another catalog of home appliances from 1984.
This one I've won from a friend who had an Arno post service a few years ago. As there are too many pages, I arranged in two by two pages, front and rear.
Here is the very popular 10" desk fan with metalic guard, although in this catalog is shown only in blue, he was available also in red, which were far most sold. Very robust, its hard to find one discarded or for repair in post services.
Below the 12" desk fan now with a new compact and more silent motor and propeller, which was used by Arno until nowadays in all of its desk fans. Compared with the previous version, the old motor casing and propeller were more awesome, but the old motor had got hot fast and the smell of hot oil was a little bit annoying. The nice rocket-nose propeller were very, very noisy, so the change for a new model moer quiet let this desk fan and the future models based on it far better than any one available in the brazilian market.
Above the traditional Arno vacuum cleanner, till I know, he was made without changes its entire life production, which was early 70's until 1986, the early version was light beige with navy blue, in the middle of 70's was made in two tones of gray or in greenish beige with dark green until its end of production about 1986.
Below the famous vacuum cleanner made by Electrolux with updates under the Arno brand, in the 70's it also was sold by Walita (Philips) along the 70's years. Electrolux used to keep it in line under its own brand with various names and colors and shares the older ones with its rivals, always in different colors and patterns from the originals, anyway at that time Arno was near to be owner of Electrolux, so both used to share much more appliances each other than other companies.
The first coffee maker from Arno and its electric knife. The coffe maker were released in 1982 or 1983 and the electric knife remained as is forever, changes just in the color schemes along its tooooo long life production. In early series was available in white/light blue or white/mustard yellow, then in 1984 this caramel beige/light brown was added. In the following year the light blue and the mustard yellow were replaced for another two versions in just one color for the body casing, all white or all in greenish beige, both with the knives eject button in dark brown.
Photographed outside of the Royal Hotel in the High Street, Southend-On-Sea, Essex.
The cleaner who had been using this vacuum cleaner kindly stood aside to allow me to take this photograph.
i discovered that beside the nintendo hero KIRBY a vacuum cleaner named KIRBY exists...what coincidence!? ;-)
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A superb handheld or keep vacuum is on most off-to-college checklists.
Where it becomes tricky is stimulating your student to make use of it sometimes.
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vacuum cleaners are worth the cash from the outcomes of our vacuum tests.
This little guy seems to attack the job with a smile.
Olympus Trip 35, Zuiko 40mm f2.8, Fuji Superia 400
once again I played around with Photoshop and Danbo. He is a very thankful model. :- ) It's not very good, but I don't have much time at present to perfect my skills. But nonetheless it's so much fun. :-))
-Secondly he had to vacuum his room:
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I ain’t got time to bleed, because I have to do my chores.
Like everyone else, I thought that ‘I’ had the worst quote of all. But the build came together quite nicely and I'm very pleased with the result. And yeah, because the the quote demanded us to use blood into our creations, I would recommend everyone that can't stand some red bricks to leave. Thank you.
I began with building this MOC last weekend and have been building since. My entry is made out of 6 diffrent creations creating a little story related to the quote. First I made the Flower. The rest of the builds where all made on the same white base. Because of my lack of LEGO bricks I teared every build down before beginning with a new one. Please note the changing body parts. I hope I make you laugh. And I hope you will enjoy watching this.
See my other creations or my MOCpages as well! Futhermore, I would like to thank my family for not going crazy while the flour is covert with LEGO, and a special thanks to my sister who checked my English, my friends for letting me borrow some LEGO or adding some effects to the flower photo. (And of course the Jury IF the let me win :P)
"I love my Handy Andy's Vacuum Cleaner! It cleans up pet hair really well." "I love that the small little head that you can go right over your furniture with (a rotating brush)." "It's an excellent vacuum cleaner, I couldn't ask for anything better." "I do have a cat, (they shed) yes, she does." (Long Hose and Attachments) "That's very nice, it stretches right as far as you really need it" "The (cord) is really long, I really don't have to re-plug it very often." (Quick Service) "I was surprised how quickly it was, only a couple of days, so I was very pleased with that!"
Kerry of West Wareham MA doing a review about her Handy Andy's Quality Vac™ Vacuum Cleaner from Handy Andy's Quality Vacuum Cleaners, Sales, Service, Repairs, Parts, 1693 Acushnet Ave, New Bedford MA 02746 (508) 997-8011
"The vacuum itself is well made, good quality. We have a small farm in Rochester. We have a few horses and 4 Australian Shepherds. The fur in the house is unbelievable, most of the time, with the hay and mud and everything that we track in and this vacuum cleaner takes care of it, no problem." "We've had other vacuum cleaners before we bought this one - they don't last, not like these things. These vacuum cleaners are made with metal and with good parts in them, this is not junk plastic stuff, so I would buy nothing else but one of these." "I'm very, very happy with it and the service is great. It's good with floors, it's good on stairs. It's got a nice long hose you can use to get up and down the stairs, no problem." "My wife loves it and it's just an all around good vacuum cleaner as far as I'm concerned." Brian Goguen of Rochester MA doing a review about his Handy Andy's Quality Vac™ Vacuum Cleaner from Handy Andy's Quality Vacuum Cleaners, Sales, Service, Repairs, Parts, 1693 Acushnet Ave, New Bedford MA 02746 (508) 997-8011
Well, whether Arno should be represented by just one appliance, it would be the Planetária stand mixer for sure. That mixer were released in 1978 and got a better electric motor in early 80's, hereafter had remainded as is since 2009. Just changes in its color schemes: 1978 to 1985 were white with light blue or mustard and toffee brown with brown, since 1986 were available in toffee brown or white with light grey and since 1997 until its end of production all in white.
This mixer has a big power and gave far better results than an ordnary mixer. Beyond the colors, aesthetic changes just in 1997 in its speed control switch and in 2001, also available with stainless steel bowl.
Below that's the traditional citrus juicer, but now without the red color option.
A batedeira portátil HM3060 da Philips lançada no Brasil sob a marca Walita em 1973, disponível nas cores laranja, amarela, vermelha, azul turquesa e branca. a Walita Candy permaneceu em linha até 1981.
A broken vacuum cleaner sitting on the front porch of an abandonded house.
I guess they just gave up on the place.
Aspiradora transportable, fabricada por Electromecánica Famela Somela S.A., Santiago, Chile, en los 60's.
Aparato de curioso diseño, hecho en plástico tipo acrílico (quebradizo y delgado,) al igual que sus boquillas intercambiables (excepto el cepillo pequeño, de plástico flexible, y los tubos de extensión, de aluminio pintado.)
Tras el mango para sostener el aparato, se coloca la bolsa para la mugre, que es de tela gruesa símil mezclilla, igual que el organizador de accesorios que venía incluído con la compra (aparece plegado bajo los accesorios.)
Comparado con un modelo actual, consume poco, pero no es mucho lo que succiona (ideal de usar sólo para polvo.)
220 V.C.A./C.C., 50/60 C/S., 140 W.
Two versions of a very good stand mixer which hardly ever fail. Those Arno released in early 80's, about 1980 or 1981. Her colors was the same until 1989, when they were available or in white or all in that light caramel color.
About her design... well... the references could came from the enemy territory, hahahaha.
In Argentina they were sold by Arno and simultaneously by Electrolux, without changes, just the logo. Unfortunately I don't know if Electrolux had sold them also in another markets nor if they were available in Europe by Arno partners T-fal or Rowenta.
Here is the weird hair dryer Arno Junior and its design that remember a price marker... Despite its roast breeze, it doesn't make any noise while working! It were released in the 60's, only in royal blue with the front cover in die cast aluminium, since 1978 were available in green mint as seen above, royal blue / dark blue and yellow / dark brown since 1980, when were available only in these two colors shown in this catalog.
Below the travel dryer Arno Eliela (He/she in free translation) released in 1980 also in red until 1983, when it was made only in white. In 1985 it got a new switch and just one speed/heating and another version in lilac with white cord, grille and switch. He was made until 1995.
These two were released in 1978, for 1984, new decorative plates in a darker blue. The electronic version was fased out, remaining only this version for the 16".
Despite their pictures in both catalogues have odinary opaque blue propellers, they always were made in transparent blue PS plastic.