Usually over £95, this has just dropped to £85 delivered or less with student discount (£80.75 delivered).
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benl2k
19 Sep 166#15
GuestOnly
19 Sep 164#5
When someone calls it Henry Vacuum instead of Henry Hoover
Latest comments (49)
Spaceman117
17 Oct 16#49
Looking for one of these at the weekend, bought it somewhere else today as needed it as soon as possible. Can I just say the suction on it is great, my old one broke on Friday night after 13 years, it had an 1100 watt motor, this one suction is as good as if not better than my old one.
jeczap
5 Oct 16#48
back at 95
dannyjones106
21 Sep 16#47
Where did I make an insult about his intelligence? What makes me right is the facts. If you want a basic overview - check the EEC label rating for both units. This model of Henry comes out as a C grade (all Dysons are A grade).
The older numatics (amongst other brands) with the more powerful motors had such poor filtration that they couldn't even make the grade for E.
Sharpharp
21 Sep 16#46
Cold, this is the post-EU feeble low power version....
620w of power, good luck lifting anything more than scraps from hardwood.
People vote hot without thinking.
My advice is hang back, once these get returned when buyers realise how poor the suction is, you'll get this half price on amazon warehouse in A1 condition next week
fish323
21 Sep 16#45
Too right it wouldn't last 5 minutes.
Welshman Adam
21 Sep 16#44
Good job I'm not using my Dyson on a building site or chucking it down stairs then... :wink:
simes
21 Sep 16#43
You suggested far more dirt passes through on the Henry than a Dyson - which even Dyson themselves don't claim.
Throwing insults about someone's intelligence does not make you correct.
dannyjones106
21 Sep 16#42
I don't need to think about it - it's because commercial cleaners don't clean or filtrate to the same standard as domestic cleaners, hence they're built in such a way to require little maintenance to achieve this basic standard. Dyson have been coming with a 5 year warranty since 2001, so a pretty long time.
david_kly
21 Sep 16#41
I've had mine for 15 years. Doesn't have a seat belt so goes freestyle at the back of the van. Brilliant on all surfaces,even on builders sites with loads of plaster and concrete debris. Use it on my carpet at home too. Amazing how ethical they are building something to last so long. You won't find many companies doing that nowadays.
dannyjones106
21 Sep 16#40
Well that comment in itself shows that you know absolutely zero about HEPA filtration. It's not a completely sealed unit, so very fine dirt can and does pass back out.
dannyjones106
20 Sep 16#24
3 Dysons in 10 years when they each have a 5 year warranty? There's a reason Henry vac's are fine with brick dust and rubble - the filters are that porous they let all the finer dirt back into the air. Great if you're and allergy sufferer.
simes to dannyjones106
20 Sep 16#26
Henrys are also fitted with HEPA filtration - so the remark about finer dirt going back into the room is rubbish.
The real reason they last so long and continue to offer good suction is the excellent quality motors and that they use bags. Every time you change the bag you are effectively fitting a new filter.
fish323 to dannyjones106
21 Sep 16#39
They didn't always come with a 5 year warranty and you will need the warranty. Think about it. Why do almost all commercial cleaners use Numatic and not Dyson?
paulmckay
20 Sep 16#38
Henrys/numatics are bulletproof. I use mine for work and it gets its a** kicked, rubble, half bricks, it swallows the lot.
Had a dyson for 3 year, absolute piece of crap. 4 warranty calls required in that time until i ditched it. Dyson do have good customer service though, each time the parts were sent out with no questions asked. Just not worth the hassle. Changed to a meile for the house, what a beast, nearly tore the carpets up.
Wadadli_Cooler
20 Sep 16#37
You mean the ones with no teath?
kayfol
20 Sep 16#36
. All of these types of cleaning machines are vacuum cleaners.... Only the ones made by the Hoover company are Hoovers. So as the Henry ones are made by Numatic they are correctly called Henry vacuums. . . So unclench your fist and accept that people are right to call them that!
ianjury
19 Sep 16#4
Best Hoover ever
eskimooo to ianjury
20 Sep 16#35
Dreadful Hoover , absolutely awful , don't miss mine one bit .
logicalman
20 Sep 161#34
Same price on TescoDirect with code TDX-PKMH
iamnokia
20 Sep 16#33
I have recently purchase the same one, the handle is not fixed and let's it get separated when hovering, not a nice product
zaax
20 Sep 16#29
Take a look when your next down the tip to see which vacuum cleaners are dumped the most (Dysons).
JustExtreme to zaax
20 Sep 16#32
I've had a reconditioned DC07 for coming up to 5 years and the parts for it are really cheap for when things wear out or break (nothing yet). Are the newer ones a lot worse or something?
jamnut
20 Sep 161#20
IT'S A BLOODY VACUUM CLEANER NOT A HOOVER!!!!!!!!!! ARGHHHH
999pez to jamnut
20 Sep 16#31
No need to shout. Check the dictionary. It's fine to use hoover as a verb :stuck_out_tongue:
Wadadli_Cooler
19 Sep 16#8
These are great. Massive and very cheap bags. Loads of suction, long lead, quiet. Dont get hung up on the motor wattage - the newer lower wattage motors actually suck better than the older models.
PiratePete to Wadadli_Cooler
20 Sep 16#30
I think the older models have more experience when sucking :stuck_out_tongue:
abhi77n
20 Sep 16#28
Thank you for the post I was looking to buy this and got it cheaper
Devro
20 Sep 16#27
I had to push them hard to get anything off them, and only got a £10 gift card. I was willing to return and re-order to save £10, they were going to make the sale at £85 anyway, and the vacuum has been delivered to the border area of NI so it would probably cost them £10 to go and pick up the return and £10 to re-deliver. I should have pushed for more!
Aaronnnn
20 Sep 16#25
Good price, you should also look out for the airobrush and buy that if its drops down its price!
benl2k
19 Sep 166#15
endo123 to benl2k
20 Sep 16#23
I jumped to the comments just to see this video.
scadsman
20 Sep 16#22
Thanks, ordered.
GuestOnly
19 Sep 164#5
When someone calls it Henry Vacuum instead of Henry Hoover
RHodgett to GuestOnly
19 Sep 16#6
Changed :wink:
UltimatePhoenix to GuestOnly
19 Sep 161#10
it is a vacuum not a HOOVER :sunglasses:
robwdavies to GuestOnly
20 Sep 161#21
When someone doesn't realise Hoover is a registered trademark and the correct terminology is, in fact, vacuum cleaner.
Bigfootpete
20 Sep 16#19
These have a boost button, but I'm not sure how much extra suction that adds. It works perfectly fine in normal mode.
lowbug
20 Sep 16#18
Brilliant, work really well and made in the UK and rock solid!
Welshman Adam
19 Sep 16#16
Average performance on carpet, every vacuuming session was a workout. Pretty good on hard floors though.
Not an adequate replacement for our old DC04 Dyson unfortunately.
fish323 to Welshman Adam
20 Sep 16#17
I will last 4 times as long though. My first one lasted 10 years, and numerous trips to the building site, I lost count how many times it fell down the stairs till one time it never recovered from the stairs fall. During the same period of time a friend went through 3 Dyson vacs. We did a job once and used the customer's Dyson, ten minutes and the filter was shagged. It wasn't even much brick dust and rubble.
pompey77
19 Sep 161#14
These suck
Devro
19 Sep 16#12
I bought one at £95 from Amazon which is to be delivered today, although I'm still waiting. Is there any way to get it at the lower price without doing a return?
boostii to Devro
19 Sep 161#13
live chat, ask to be refunded or you will have to return and reorder which is a waste of your time and theirs. Any online order can be returned without quibble within 14 days so effectively nearly all online retailers offer a 14 day match on price reductions even if they don't particularly advertise it.
boostii
19 Sep 162#11
Student discount on a vacuum cleaner, lol, like that's going to get used?
bakerpaul1977
19 Sep 16#9
got these the same price in asda worcester it's a very good price for one and they are so useful
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When someone calls it Henry Vacuum instead of Henry Hoover
Latest comments (49)
The older numatics (amongst other brands) with the more powerful motors had such poor filtration that they couldn't even make the grade for E.
620w of power, good luck lifting anything more than scraps from hardwood.
People vote hot without thinking.
My advice is hang back, once these get returned when buyers realise how poor the suction is, you'll get this half price on amazon warehouse in A1 condition next week
Throwing insults about someone's intelligence does not make you correct.
The real reason they last so long and continue to offer good suction is the excellent quality motors and that they use bags. Every time you change the bag you are effectively fitting a new filter.
Had a dyson for 3 year, absolute piece of crap. 4 warranty calls required in that time until i ditched it. Dyson do have good customer service though, each time the parts were sent out with no questions asked. Just not worth the hassle. Changed to a meile for the house, what a beast, nearly tore the carpets up.
When someone calls it Henry Vacuum instead of Henry Hoover
Not an adequate replacement for our old DC04 Dyson unfortunately.