Dirt Devil Vacuum Cleaner Bags and Parts

 

Dirt Devil Vacuum Bags	Royal Vacuum Bags and Parts
Dirt Devil Vacuum Filters	Dirt Devil Vacuum Belts
Dirt Devil Vacuum Hoses	Dirt Devil Brush Rolls
Dirt Devil Vision Bags, Filters & Parts	Dirt Devil Tools & Attachments
Dirt Devil Parts	Dirt Devil Hand Vac Bags & Parts
FeatherLite, Lite & Sensation Bags & Parts	Dirt Devil Plastic Upright Bags, Filters & Parts
Royal Stick & Broom Vac Bags and Parts	Dirt Devil Carpet Steamer / Shampooer Parts
Pet Vacuum Attachments

TotalVac.com selection of  Dirt Devil Vacuum Cleaner Bags, Dirt Devil belts, filters and Dirt Devil parts is very large.  Also parts for Royal Metal Uprights, Royal Metal Tanks,  Royal Ultra Hand Vacs, Royal Ultra MVP, Royal Metal Hand Vacs, Royal Vision, Swivel Glide, Royal FeatherLite, Dirt Devil Deluxe, Dirt Devil Plus XF, Dirt Devil Plus, Dirt Devil, Royal Canisters, Royal Stick-Vacs, Royal Brooms, Room Mates, Wet / Dry Vacuums and Sweepers.

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Royal Dirt Devil Vacuum Cleaner History

Before Dirt Devil it was just Royal.  The first Royal vacuum cleaners were made in 1905 by the P.A.Geier Company.  They were started in the the founder's (Mr.Geier) garage in Cleveland, Ohio.  Mr.Geier made these vacuum cleaners by hand.

In 1937, the first hand held vacuum cleaner was made by Royal.  It was called the "Royal Prince".  In 1953 the company was bought by the Walter E. Schott Organization. The new owners changed the name of the company to the Royal Appliance Manufacturing Company.  The Schott family are the owners of the Cincinnati Reds baseball team.

In 1954 the company was purchased by some of the employees of Royal.  They were lead by Stan Erbor.  The company succeeded and moved in 1969 to its present address in Highland Heights, OH.  Stan Erbor was active in the company until his death in 1981 at the age of 80.

After his death a small group of investors acquired the company.  The new investors brought in a new aggressive sales and marketing strategy.  The new strategy was a success growing sales from $5 million in 1981 to close to $270 million in 1995.

In 1984, Royal introduced the Dirt Devil hand Vac, which has become Royal's leading sub-brand.  The Royal Dirt Devil soon became the number one selling hand-held vacuum cleaner in the United States.  Royal Dirt Devil has sold more than 17 million Dirt Devil Hand Vacs.