NT 30/1 TACT TE H (1.148-257.0)

Just go with karcher, even better if you get the industrial grade ones with the downright ugly yellow and stainless steel/black look. Why? Simple, show me any other vacuum that can handle flooded compartments (ankle deep), handle choked grease traps, toilet waste water and survive getting slammed around and dropped from vertical ladders then we come back and compare. Thing was a bloody god sent compared to using rags and mops to clean up flooded spaces. Also strong enough to suck up dropped nuts/bolts without breaking anything. Alot of workshops and trades use them too. Only downside is weight and size for domestic use, then again you never need to empty it since the bin is so big lol.

Ich liebe meinen Kärcher TACT 30/1 M (oder so ähnlich). Hat hunderte Liter fiesen Schleifstaub, groben Dreck, Holzspäne und alles mögliche andere ohne zu murren aufgesaugt. Filterreinigung funktioniert perfekt, er ist robust und die Größe ist perfekt, finde ich. Neben dem Bohrhammer ist er das wichtigste Gerät aufm Bau, daher darf er auch gerne was kosten und taugen.

Finde ich eine schlechte Wahl, weil schlecht in der Leistung im Vergleich zu unseren anderen saugern. Ist btw. auch nur zugekauft von Bosch und keine Eigenentwicklung. Kann dir die Würth Sauger (Kärcher) empfehlen oder kauf ihn direkt bei Kärcher. Haben deutlich mehr Saugkraft. Bau dir noch einen Zyklon. Dann sparst du einiges an Geld für die überteuerten Tüten. Bei Kärcher ist das die NT Serie.

I have a karcher (think of it as an industrial cylinder) just like a henry - and there are some places in the house where it would be difficult to use the cylinder. Personally don't get rid of Henry - as it's a god send for a real good vacuum that sucks well and sucks up the mess in times of urgency (when your stand alone is battery drained. But I do recommend the Shark Stratos - it's a really good addition to my cylinder vacuum. It's lightweight and the battery lasts well. You can choose IQ sensos or eco mode or boost mode. With boost mode it sucks really well for a battery, but of course you do expect it to drain quickly in the process. Whether as a vacuum for the home or a smaller hoover for the stairs and clean up mess in the kitchen. The stratos has done a good job thus far. Battery 3.5 hours to charge up fully - and Ninja Kitchen UK and Shark are in the same group - so from a warranty point of view - you got it covered if anything goes wrong.

The kärcher wet and dry vac is one of the best purchases I've ever made. For the price it's amazing, better than any expensive vacuum cleaner I've owned. I think they also sell HEPA filters for it on their website.