Karcher - WD 2-18

Ich empfehle Kärcher Akku Staubsauger. Weil es is von lokalen Herstellung und kann man bequem Ersatz teile via Amazon kaufen.

 WD 2 from karcher is half the price, just as tough as Henry and it can also suck up liquids 

The cordless vac is great for small messes but it's not great for any level of deep cleaning. I use it daily more like a carpet compatible broom than a vacuum. Notice I said I use it daily, that's where it comes in handy, because it's easy to grab and go. If you have strictly hard floors it would be a good replacement. With carpet, no way will it replace a proper vac, but it might be a nice addition for daily maintenance. As for brands. I had a Dyson v11 and I would NEVER buy it again. It was complete crap and lasted just over a year before it stopped running consistently, and that's after I had to make a new wheel mount for the beater bar because the wheels are held on with like 1mm of plastic. For reference I design and 3d print a lot of things and I would NEVER design a product with the shit support that wheel was held on with. I have had pretty good luck with the Karcher that replaced it but the battery life is.... ok. I tend to find it dead a lot more than I would like when I go to use it. Partly because it doesn't really have dock, you have to plug it in and sometimes it doesn't get plugged in. That's more a me problem, with a full charge it has pretty good battery life, more than enough to do any apartment I have lived in. The Karcher also is pretty easy to fully disassemble for cleaning (although it's kind of a hidden feature that so many parts just unscrew/unclip).

Any of their wet and dry vacuum (WD series for consumer grade or NT for industrial grade). Most of the suction units are similar across the same range (only bigger bucket) but for general purpose home use is more than enough. Make sure it's wet and dry if you intend to use for vacuuming water/wet stuff and empty the bin + sun/air dry after use if it's wet, otherwise you will have your own biohazardous container at home. Can't recommend their water filter or bagged vacuums as I have no experience with those, however they look very generic like straight out of some china OEM factory.

I got myself a Karcher wet/dry in the sales and just purchased a cheap (£12) head for it so i can use it as a standard vacuum. Couldn't be happier. Cost me £75 in total.

Where are karchers? Dirt cheap, hell strong suction and dead simple. Dirt, dust or just air? No problem. Also water or chemicals? Sure thing! I used mine to suck water out of underground garage when firecrew couldn't suck it out anymore due to too thin water layer. I use it to wet clean sofa and my car too. I think those yellow bastards should be at the very top of bifl chart of vacuum cleaners.

I have been using a Karcher wet & Dry for the past 5yrs or so. Never had any problem. Perhaps it's a fluke because I've never seen it recommended here.

Use a karcher wet and dry vacuum. It’s great and powerful and only cost around £65/£70

Get a karcher wet and dry. £60 or so and are great.

Neither, Karcher wet/dry vac from b&q. Cheaper and powerful!

Karcher wet / dry vac - amazing for pet hair - I have 2 aussies and a border collie its the only vacuum they havn't destroyed.