Hoover F5914-900 SteamVac with Clean Surge

This powerful home steam vacuum saves you the expense and hassle of having to rent a steam cleaner and keeps rugs, upholstery, and bare floors (other than hardwoods) looking like new. The powerful 12-amp motor combined with five spinning brushes that operate at either high or low speed lift the usual dirt and grime out of carpets. By pulling on the trigger in the comfortable upright handle, this deep cleaner releases the included carpet/upholstery cleaner and hot tap water. For more stubborn stains or for high-traffic areas, this SteamVac also has a Clean Surge feature, which sends an extra blast of cleaning solution into the stain by simply pressing a button on the handle. When cleaning is complete, release the trigger and the SteamVac forces hot air into the cleaning path so you can do a few dry strokes over the stain. This deep cleaner has two separate water tanks to keep clean water apart from dirty water. The top tank holds the detergent and 1 gallon of hot water and automatically mixes the two so you don't need to get your hands wet. The lower tank holds the dirty solution picked up from the carpet and unlatches to easily pour out into a sink without spilling.

For cleaning stairs or upholstery, this deep cleaner has a long 8-foot hose and a special stair/upholstery nozzle that scrubs out spots. Other attachments include a bare floor nozzle and a powered hand tool that is also ideal for upholstery or small carpet areas. All tools are mounted on the front of the vac in a handy case. Other features of this deep cleaner include a brush indicator, which informs you that the brushes are spinning; an on/off foot pedal; a handle release pedal; and a 27-inch wraparound cord. The Hoover SteamVac is covered by a full one-year warranty. --Cristina Vaamonde
Customer Review: Good Machine but Has it's issues
I bought the hoover steamvac in April 2008 as a replacement for my older hoover(water pump broke). The new version has several improvements over the old one, mainly it seems to do a much better job of removing solution and blows warm air over the carpet. It does a great job cleaning. Some of the things I don't like: -connecting and removing the upholstery tool requires more steps than the older version. However, this does correct a problem with breaking vacuum hoses when you open the unit up and tilt the handle back too far. The new design eliminates this problem but requires more work. Acceptable trade off in my opinon. - The solution tank has small holes in the top. If you tilt the handle back too far, like when you are trying to remove the recovery tank, it will leak solution all inside the machine and on the floor. The manual says to remove the solution tank when removing the recovery tank. - After three uses the center brush of the brush assembly, the one with the green square shaft, started falling out whenever I tilted the front up or lifted the machine. I don't know why this started happening. I have emailed Hoover support about this problem. All things considered, the machine does a good job even with it's issues. I paid $138 and would consider this product again. I will update this review once I hear back from Hoover on the brush issue.
Customer Review: Fantastic Results
used it to do all the carpets in my house and I was amazed how much dirt it pulled out of the carpet. did a great job. the Hoover Cleaning solution had a fresh smell when i got finished

The United States Environmental Protection Agency states: Indoor air can be two to twenty times more hazardous than outdoor air, and the average person spends approximately 90% of their time indoors. With such potent statistics, having an air cleaner that delivers fresh, pure, air seems as essential as a refrigerator in your home, or a computer in your office. Here are 3 tips for finding an air cleaner that will deliver only fresh air to the indoor air you breathe.

• 1. Check to make sure your air cleaner is made of steel rather than plastic. An air cleaner made of steel with a baked-on powder coat finish will insure that your air cleaner will infuse your air with only fresh, clean air unlike their plastic counterparts which sometimes give off fumes (out-gassing) once the motor heat warms the plastic.

• 2. Identify the pollutants you want to remove and make sure the air cleaner is designed to remove those pollutants. For example, if you are looking for an air cleaner for the office because of gases or chemicals such as carpet smells, copier toner, paint smells or other gases you should choose a much different air cleaner that if you are looking for an air cleaner to remove pet dander and odor.

• 3. Measure your space accurately, and be sure to figure the extra square footage if your ceiling height is above 8 feet. An air cleaner will only deliver the results you want if you place the cleaner in the square footage it was designed to clean.

Quality steel construction, matching your pollutants with the capability of the air cleaner, and getting the correct size air cleaner for your square footage will insure that the air you breathe in your home or office is fresh, pure air.

Debbie Davis

Debbie Davis is President of PurerAir.com which offers Austin Air HEPA air purifiers for the improvement of indoor air quality.

Click here to see the air cleaner that will deliver 250 cubic feet of fresh, clean air every 60 seconds! Or call our 24-hour customer support line at (800) 997-2989 for expert advice.

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"Have a Great Depression!" Bumper Sticker

Tell the world how you feel! Our bumper stickers are perfect for expressing yourself while cruising down the highway or just for posting on the wall.

Early in the last century, public drinking water purification systems were introduced to protect the populations of our cities from sometimes fatal waterborne diseases. The problem is that in many cities around the country, the drinking water purification system has changed little since it was first implemented.

I'm sure that the public utilities do what they can, for the most part. Of course, there have been reports in respected publications that indicate otherwise, but that could just be human error. It is hard for me to believe that anyone would risk the health of his friends and neighbors by faking test results that allow the EPA to continue to approve a public drinking water purification system that is no longer effective.

Of course, it could be that the employees are unaware of or do not believe in the risks. If you worked at a treatment facility on a daily basis and you saw all of the treatment processes that were in place, you might just think that there could not possibly be anything wrong.

You would be familiar with the processes involved in water purification which include flocculation, UV disinfection, carbon filtration, water softening, reverse osmosis, ultrafiltration, deionization and chemical disinfection, among others.

You might know what the source-water looked and smelled like. You might see that sand, as well as, organic material, parasites, giardia, cryptosporidium, bacteria, algae, viruses, fungi, minerals and metals are at least partially removed by the drinking water purification systems used at you place of employment.

So, it could be that you believe in your company's drinking water purification system and that you think the testing is flawed. In truth, the tests are flawed, but not in the way that you might think.

The EPA realized that there were contaminants in groundwater and reservoirs. They felt that 100% removal was impossible. So, they established "safe" upper limits for public drinking water purification systems.

Of course, no drinking water purification system can remove all of the pollutants and industrial contaminants that are present in the environment. But, there are home filtration devices that come close at 99.99%.

But, aside from that, the safe upper limits for municipal drinking water purification systems were based on the idea that everyone in the country weighs at least 175 pounds. You see the toxicity of a contaminant has to do with the size and weight of the creature being used for testing. In most cases, the original tests were performed using laboratory mice and then the human toxicity was extrapolated from those results.

In this way they established "tolerable upper limits" for a drinking water purification system. They never considered how little a child weighs when it is born and how tap-water is used to make formula, particularly by families that are poor. They never considered the long-term health risks of consuming these contaminants on a regular basis throughout an individual's life. And, they never considered that the "average" weight does not apply to everyone in the country. So, they never considered our children.

Now that you know this you will see why every health conscious family should consider the installation of point-of-use or in-home drinking water purification systems that are certified to remove at least 99% of the toxins in our environment.

Hugh Harris-Evans is a writer and researcher on water purification issues. Visit his site now at http://www.brightwaterfilter.com to get the facts on how to choose the best water purification system.

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Hoover 40321048 Deep Cleansing Carpet/Upholstery Detergent, 48-Ounce

48-Oz. Hoover Carpet/Upholstery Detergent With FiberGuard.
Customer Review: Good Carpet Cleaning Solution
This product performed well removing soiled spots from berber carpet. The job done at the doorway entrances was just fair but did present a good improvement.
Customer Review: go get em
I am glad I got this hoover deep cleansing product it realy did a great job on the rug

During his fourth missionary journey, Paul had instructed Timothy to care for the church at Ephesus while he went on to Macedonia. ( 1 Timothy 1:3). When he realized that he might not return to Ephesus in the near future, he wrote the first letter to Timothy. Paul chooses his words carefully as he instructs Timothy As I besought thee to abide still at Ephesus Besought is a strong word that Paul used to convey a sense of urgency and to show that the Christian leader is responsible to instruct those he leads. In 1 Timothy 3:15, Paul articulates the reason for the letter and clarifies his instruction to the young Timothy: But if I tarry long, that thou may knowest how thou oughtest to behave thyself1. He wanted to articulate his leadership values to Timothy.

A leader that is willing to expend resources without clearly defined and articulated values is essentially creating a formula for failure. Enthusiasm, excitement, innovation, and zeal can be great traits with proper direction. Values constitute this direction. If leaders do not deliberately shape organizational values, the organization will form its own. "Your organization will be guided by values, whether or not you deliberately decide what those values are. It can't be assumed that naturally occurring values will be desirable.2 Paul understood that it was essential to define Christian leadership values for Timothy and the other leaders at Ephesus through his letter.

Though the letter was addressed to Timothy, it was designed for the benefit of the entire church to provide instruction on the conduct of leadership. In a time where books were scarce, Paul was undoubtedly aware that the letter would be read to the entire congregation. Leaders at every level must be aware of how their personal values shape the values-based culture. This does not mean that they have to infuse their own values into the organization. However, leaders who ignore their responsibility to shape organizational values will create a culture that is not moving in the direction they want to go. If organizational culture is left to self-formation, it will run to the lowest common denominator and form its own restrictive and counterproductive rulebook.3 We must carefully choose, train, and develop anyone aspiring to leadership.

1. Karen Dockery, Johnnie Godwin, and Phyllis Godwin, The Student Bible Dictionary, (Uhrichville: Barbour Books, 2000), Besought is the past tense of beseech which means to beg or appeal to, 43.

2. John Hoover and Angelo Valenti, Unleashing Leadership, (Franklin Lakes: The Career Press, 2005), 273.

3. John Hoover, Unleashing Leadership, 2005, 278.

Lieutenant Ken Rice is an Active Duty Naval Officer stationed in Norfolk VA. He is currently assigned to Commander, Naval Surface Force's Warfare Requirments Directorate as the FORCEnet Requirements Officer. Lieutenant Rice is responsible for the program analasys and budget oversight for Information Technology Transformation for the Surface Fleet. He is currently enrolled at Regent University working towards a Doctorate in Strategic Leadership.

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What Type of Vacuum Cleaner is Best?

A vacuum cleaner is the most effective of cleaning tools; it can also be the more expensive. There are many different types of vacuum with many different features. So before you buy a top rated vacuum cleaner make sure you know what type of vacuum cleaner is best for your needs.

Choosing the best vacuum cleaner can be confusing. To help make things clearer you should know what the different types of vacuum are, what the main features you can find on a vacuum cleaner, and want you type of flooring you will be using a vacuum cleaner on.

There are two main types of vacuum cleaner: upright and cylinder. Both offer advantages and disadvantages. Before deciding if you should by a canister or upright, you should ask yourself a few questions. The following guidelines will help you find the answer.

Upright vacuum cleaners are heavier than cylinder vacuums. An upright vacuum cleaner can be more difficult to manoeuvre and less suited to cleaning small gaps and spaces. If weight is an issue, then you are best off with a canister vacuum. Many uprights come with attachments to help you clean those more hard-to-get-at places. The Oreck XL upright vacuum cleaner is one of the lightest on the market, weighing in at only 8lbs! However, the Oreck doesn't come with attachments, and you have to wind on the cord by hand. The main advantage of upright vacuum cleaners is suction power. The motor is nearer the vacuum head than a cylinder.

Cylinder vacuum cleaners are easier to use because the motor units tends to be smaller and you can vacuum a large area with the head, without having to move the motor. Most cylinder vacuum cleaners come with attachments that are housed inside them for quick retrieval and put-away. The Electrolux Harmony canister vacuum is an excellent vacuum and has been designed to be ultra quiet.

Both upright and canister vacuum cleaner offer features to make cleaning better, or more convenient, or safer. The following is a list of the main features that come with vacuum cleaners. It should be borne in mind that the more features a vacuum cleaner has, the more expensive it will be.

Power

A vacuum cleaner with powerful suction can depend on many things but the wattage of the motor is a very good indicator of its power. The more Watts a vacuum has, the more powerful it is. A good figure for a cylinder cleaner is around 1400 Watts, and 1300 for an upright.

Bag or Bagless

This seems to be the latest, and most confusing, feature on many vacuum cleaners. Until recently, all vacuum cleaners collected dirt in a bag. However, this changed when Dyson vacuum cleaners came on to the market. The main disadvantage with vacuums that use bags is loss of suction as the bag fills up. A bagless vacuum like the Dyson DC07 upright vacuum cleaner does not use dust bags but induces suction by means of centrifugal force. Vacuums that don't use bags don't loose suction power. Bagless vacuum cleaners tend to be more expensive that ones that use bags. Another disadvantage of bagless vacuum cleaners is empty the dust cup. Bagged models can be more hygienic because the dirt and dust is collected in a sealed bag. If you or anyone in your house is asthmatic then it is better to go for a bagged cleaner.

Filtration

When a vacuum sucks up dirt some particles are expelled out the exhaust of the vacuum. The type of filter determines the size and number of particles that are expelled. There are now three types of filters on offer. Standard filtration is now usually found in only low cost vacuum cleaners. If you buy a vacuum cleaner with standard filtration, make sure you look for one with more than one filtration level. S-class and HEPA filters greatly reduce the number and size of particles that are emitted back into the air. These types of filter retain up to 99.97% of dust, down to 0.3 microns (microscopic in size). Allergy sufferers should only consider using HEPA filters. There are now many top rated HEPA vacuum cleaners, the Eureka 3684D canister vacuum being one of the best.

Other Types of Vacuum Cleaners

There are many other types of vacuum cleaners offering specialized cleaning capabilities. Stick vacuum cleaner are light weight and meant for small cleaning jobs and are great for high area such as the tops of curtains. Handheld vacuum cleaners are also meant for clearing up spills and typically come with a wall mounting and charging unit.

Steam vacuum cleaners use steam to lift out dirt from carpets. These are very effective in getting out ground in dirt. They are not that difficult to use and a good quality steam vacuum like the Hoover SteamVac should leave the carpet dry to the touch after use. Finally, Wet and Dry vacuum cleaners are versatile units. They can be used in dry mode exactly like their more common counterparts. But they can also be used to clean your carpet with water and carpet shampoo, leaving your carpet clean and sweet smelling. The Eureka InstaRinse Cleaning System is an excellent wet to dry vacuum.

Deciding on what vacuum cleaner is best is first deciding on what your requirement are. There are many excellent vacuum cleaners on the market from companies like Hoover, Dyson, Eureka and Electrolux. All these companies - and others - make 'the best vacuum', but whether it is the best vacuum cleaner for cleaning your carpets, depends on your exact requirements.

Visit classvacuumcleaners.com to find what is the best vacuum cleaner for you from brands such as Eureka vacuum cleaners and Dyson vacuum cleaners amongst others.

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2008 Score Football Card # 43 Brad Hoover FB - Carolina Panthers / Highly Collectible NFL Football Card!

2008 Score Football Card # 43 Brad Hoover FB - Carolina Panthers / Highly Collectible NFL Football Card!

It really doesn't matter if you love or hate Google.

Either way, you have to admit they are a pretty shrewd outfit. Coming from a standing start just over seven years ago, they have streaked past more longer-established search engines, such as Yahoo, to dominate the internet.

In fact, like Hoover, their name is now a generic term for using search engines, with the verb "Googled" now firmly established in dictionaries all over the world.

So, when Google paid, $1.6 billion for a fledgling business just over a year old you know something big is occurring. And that something is online video.

Another milestone was passed in May 2007, when Google was the first search engine to incorporate video results into their main results: "Universal Search". So, from now on, you will gradually see an increasing mix of text and video on the same pages.

Right now, the ratio of video to text is tiny, which is where our advantage comes in. Eventually, the reverse will be the case, by which time you'll be firmly established as an internet top dog.

Now Yahoo have recently followed Google by giving their search engine visitors the choice of text or video search. The advantage to us is that, a few days after our videos are listed on Google, Yahoo take them and display them on their listings. This means we get an extra 25% exposure for absolutely no extra effort!

So video is certainly not some passing fad, that you can safely ignore. The only reason video wasn't pre-eminent on the internet from Day One was simply the technology did not exist.

Now it does, it's interesting to see Adobe copying Google's business plan and acquiring the ready made technology of businesses, such as Macromedia (Flash) and, more recently, the video editing expertise of Serious Magic.

The guys who really set the seal on online video was the Adobe Corporation, Having acquired Macromedia and their Flash technology, Adobe repeated what they had done to make their PDF document system so ubiquitous and gave away free Flash players.

Like the Adobe Acrobat Reader, there is a version for both Macs and PCs, making online video viewable on a common standard by virtually anyone with an internet connection.

Add to that the almost universal use of high speed broadband internet connections and video is all set to take its rightful place as the major method of online communication - just as TV is the major communication medium off-line.

So what can you use online video for?

The short answer is this. . . to vastly increase the success of every aspect of your internet marketing.

Not only can you use it to develop a very visible presence on the search engine results, but you can also use it in your entire marketing operation from creating more compelling opt-ins for your mailing list to increasing the conversion rates of your sales page and even creating whole new product lines, using video.

Why video:

Although humans communicate with words, our brains work in pictures. Remember that saying, "A picture is worth a thousand words"? So just imagine, if a picture is worth a thousand words, how much more effective moving pictures, in the form of video is.

How can you use video?

As today using online video on your internet sites is just scratching the endless possibilities of what video can really do for you to increase your online sales.

So to get your mind going here are five simple tips how you can use video:

**Video Squeeze Pages: there are marketers that use simple five
second videos showing something like "Claim your free gift
today" on their landing or squeeze pages. Putting the video in
an exit pop-up window can triple your opt-in rates.

**Video Testimonials: displaying one or more video testimonials
from satisfied clients gives your product or service "social
proof" and doing so will give you more credibility. Users love
to hear what others are saying about "product XY" and it makes
their decision process "to buy or not to buy" much more easier.

**Produce video tutorials: if you are into "how to" products,
writing ebooks etc. why not create video tutorials and add those
to your existing product? People nowadays love to get things
delivered via multimedia. Also positive learning effects come
much faster by watching a step by step video than by reading a
60 page tutorial.

**Use videos to promote affiliate products: if you promote
Clickbank products, you can produce simple videos that give a
short overview of the product and expose the main benefits. This
way you'll have an unfair advantage over other affiliates that
are all using the same provided merchandising tools.

**Use video to increase your affiliate sales: if you let
affiliates sell your products, you can give them promotional
videos, which they can show visitors of their websites and after
that redirect to your sales page. It's a proven fact that providing
affiliates with effective merchandising tools is a highly effective
way to increase sales and what better tool than videos can you
think of to provide?

So if you want to get more website traffic and increase online sales, you should ask yourself: How do I get started on my own online video site?

Marcus Schroefel runs a huge online video network and has helped many people creating their own on-line videos on a shoestring budget through his online video tutorials: http://SecretOnlineVideoProfits.info He is a full time internet publisher and marketer, who has published lots of ebooks and multi-media courses and far too many videos to mention here.

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Secret World of Megastructures (Sears Tower/Petronas Towers/World Trade Center/Biosphere/Aswan Dam/Three Gorges/Hoover Dam)

Uncover little-known facts about the world's superstructures, from buildings such as the Sears Tower to bridges, dams and boats. 48 minutes.

Steam cleaners are used on carpets; they emit steam to moisterize the carpet before picking up dirt. One of the products that have made a big difference in our usual cleaning routine is a steam cleaner. Steam cleaners have been quite popular because of their versatility and flexibility. They are not only used for household purposes, but for industrial applications as well. This cleaning device is considered one of the most potent and practical tools for cleaning and disinfecting, especially in supermarkets, sports arena, automobile shops and other places commonly visited by people.

Many consumers prefer to use a steam cleaner to other traditional cleaning methods, because of its innumerable advantages in cleaning and sanitizing. Aside from those advantages and benefits, it is a wonder how steam cleaners work. Simple tap water generates heated dry steam that removes dirt embedded in carpets and upholstery.

Another good point of these cleaners is that they do not pose a danger to our environment. Anyone can use them since they are not detrimental to one's health and over all being. These cleaners are not only safe to use, they are also proven effective in taking out the dust and stains along with other noxious waste and allergens.

Hence, you can use steam cleaners for every room in your home. Rugs in your living room will look brand new. If you have carpets in your children's rooms, what better way to keep them safe from unwanted germs. Steam cleaners are particularly helpful if you own pets. Grime and odor simply disappears.

Steam Cleaners provides detailed information on Steam Cleaners, Carpet Steam Cleaners, Portable Steam Cleaners, Best Steam Cleaners and more. Steam Cleaners is affiliated with Embroidery Sewing Machines .

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Hard Times: An Oral History of the Great Depression

Studs Terkel's classic history of the Great Depression.

In this unique re-creation of one of the most dramatic periods in modern American history, Studs Terkel recaptures the Great Depression of the 1930s in all its complexity. The book is a mosaic of memories from those who were richest to those who were most destitute: politicians like James Farley and Raymond Moley; businessmen like Bill Benton and Clement Stone; a six-day bicycle racer; artists and writers; racketeers; speakeasy operators, strikers, and impoverished farmers; people who were just kids; and those who remember losing a fortune.

Hard Times is not only a gold mine of information-much of it little known-but also a fascinating interplay of memory and fact, showing how the Depression affected the lives of those who experienced it firsthand, often transforming the most bitter memories into a surprising nostalgia.
Customer Review: gives voices to those who lived through the Depression
As a former grad student in History, I found this book fascinating. Author Studs Terkel interviews people who lived through the Depression and gets their takes on that difficult period. We hear the experiences and memories of those who lived through it from multiple points of view. The book was published in 1970 and much of the research was accordingly done during the second half of the '60s which was also quite a turbulent time in the United States. Accordingly, a question which Terkel most frequently asks his subjects is how people would react to a Depression at that time. Most thought little of the ability of those coming of age or boomers during the '60s to weather the travails of the Depression. Many also thought that a worse Depression was coming. That would seem not to have been the case although it would seem that since the publication of this book, the economic standing of the large majority of Americans has actually decreased. With the current economic troubles in the United States (and the world), it was interesting to read of the difficulties experienced by many people during the Depression. It was also very interesting to read of the strong anti-Roosevelt-ism among many business magnates and the highest ranks of the upper-middle class. It was also intriguing to read of the belief of some that the Depression did not extend past 1936. Having not studied much Depression history in nearly 20 years, at least not in any great depth, and certainly not having heard people offering their own accounts of their experiences during the Depression, this book was tremendously enlightening. Terkel interviews old retired farmers. He interviews men who were factory workers during the Depression. He interviews those who worked in social services attempting to alleviate some of the pains of the Depression. As mentioned, he interviews business magnates. He interviews many who were help during the '30s-many of whom were black. By virtue of his speaking to such a wide variety of people, one does not believe that one has a limited understanding of the range of experiences had by people during this time period. We see history from the point-of-view of those with a wide variety of economic backgrounds. This allows the reader to see the subjectivity of history and introduces points of view (the poor, women, black and Latino people) which one might not read of in a textbook. The stories and their specificity of recall are fascinating. This really is a gem of a book. It expands the range off thinking about the '30s and I am sure opened avenues of thinking to historical researchers who wanted to broaden the scope of recollections about the Depression. If you think you're only getting a limited perspective about the experiences of the '30s, please read this book.
Customer Review: The revolution that shoulda, coulda been
This is the first book I've read on America's experience of the Great Depression of the 1930s. My parents and other relatives and some of my older friends went through it. One man whom I knew, frequently brought it up and with great bitterness and anger, often directing that anger to others around him - especially those who were younger and didn't go through it - while others had little or nothing to say and seemed to brush it aside. Most though, seem to just want to forget it. One fine elderly woman - my grandmother - was incredibly generous and loving to others the rest of her life, because of living through it. It still stuns me to see how these people with similar experiences could react so differently so many years later. The author, being a Chicago man, places a lot of emphasis on the Depression as it hit that city and its citizens. Also he has a definite Left-oriented sort of outlook - and after reading this book it becomes entirely understandable. He frequently brings up the possibilities of revolution during the 1930s when so many ordinary and poor people lost just about everything. But the message comes through clearly that the Americans of those years firstly still had respect for law and order and the government, and secondly they had a kind of optimism or set of positive 'it will pass' illusions that kept them going. Reading how people were treated back then, it is nonetheless a wonder that they really didn't rise up and overthrow the entire capitalist system. If a similar Depression occurred today, it would happen. And that is also the reflection of many voices in this book. I highly recommend this book to everyone. More than anything else, it taught me to understand more clearly how and why different generational values and perceptions were formed from that period - and how they have come to impact succeeding generations.

If you are a history buff there is much for you in the city of Dayton, Ohio. You have museums and a number of historical destinations to visit. One other great place to take in is the Dayton Aviation National Historic Park. Keep reading and learn about this local attraction.

The Dayton Aviation National Historic Park was founded by Aviation Trail Inc. Aviation Trail Inc is a non profit group that was formed in 1981 to protect and educate people about the city of Dayton's unique aviation history. The park today is managed by a partnership between federal and local government and private citizens. There are four different parts of the park. You have the Wright Cycle Company and Hoover Block, the Paul Laurence Dunbar house, the Huffman Prairie Flying Field and the 1905 Wright Flyer III. The park celebrates both the work of the Wright brothers before and after their famous flight at Kitty Hawk and the works of Dunbar the famous African American poet and writer. At the Wright Cycle Company you will find the restored building where the Wright brothers once operated a Bicycle shop.

Next door at the Hoover Block you will find the home of the printing business that they operated at an earlier time. The Dunbar house is a house that Paul Laurence Dunbar bought for his mother and wrote and published more than 20 books. Finally you have Huffman Prairie Flying Field. This was the home of the Wrights hangar and school of aviation. It is quite an extensive complex and one that will fascinate any history or aircraft buff. This makes it a must see attraction in Dayton, Ohio.

If you would like to visit the park you can find it at 22 S Williams St. For more information you can call the information line at 937-225-7705. Have Fun.

For information on Dayton upholstery shampoo you can visit the author's website on carpet cleaning in Dayton.

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