Hoover 'Christmas' 1962 TV Commercial

"More time for leisure". A suite of amazing 'new' electrical goods for 1963, just "For Mum", at Christmas. Australian 1962 60sec TV ad produced by Avondale Studios (PN654) for Lintas advertising (60HX030). Titled '1963'

[@hebneh]

"Merry Christmas, sweetheart! Now get to work - our clothes aren't going to iron themselves."

[@dougward8634]

If Hoover was making a Christmas commercial today, they would not say Christmas. Only holiday.

[@philliphurley5341]

The Hoover cleaners and iron models shown had been replaced by new models by December 1962. The keymatic washing machine is from 1961.

[@nathanielaranda8407]

love it so much I love old things from decades ago

[@doloreshuntoon7698]

That little girl is terrific in the TV commercial!

[@at90percent]

He hands her a gift. I think to myself, that better not be an iron. Sure enough, it's an iron. lol

[@djackman4229]

In their defense - they were labor saving devices, helping mum.

[@micmac99]

Christmas in Australia is like the 4th of July in Arizona

[@rizz917]

Think thats bad? My Wife wanted a watch, you believe that? I told her to forget it, there's a clock on the stove!

[@amberola1b]

yea, like Hoover at Christmas means keep mom working harder in the house, just with more modern house cleaning products.

[@user-xk4wj6ge5b]

And????

[@bjyokums]

WOW

[@W103WWRW]

I'm still trying to figure out what Hoover knows...

[@jamesedinger4719]

for a sucky gift...buy a Hoover!

[@Patrick4959]

for a sucky comment be a troll LMFAO

[@DavidBrunsdon]

Women were much happier when all they had to do was bake and clean.

[@willdrucker4291]

Sheesh...you'd think if the guy could afford a Hoover vacuum cleaner, he could at least shelve out some dough for a decent looking Christmas tree....those POOR KIDS....lol

[@1982Tezzy]

What a terrible Christmas Tree

[@Patrick4959]

don,t forget it was the 1960s so you only get that look once and personally from my view that was a lovely tree look to go with the Hoover Tune etc

[@hebneh]

Fake Christmas trees looked terrible back then.

[@tezzycortez2746]

@@hebneh My parents had a silver tree in the living room with only blue ornaments back in the 1960s. The real Christmas Tree was in the den.