Henry Wash (HVW370)

Wet and dry Henry. Takes the normal Henry bag, and also comes to the rescue for leaks and draining radiators. Also, as a bonus, wet and dry vacs aren't limited to motor wattage restrictions.

That's correct, but mine was branded as Henry wet and dry, depends where you buy them from. 1000w Vs 600w

Ja Henryn isoveli George, joka on sama kuin Henry, samassa laitteessa on mukana myös tekstiilipesuri. Älyttömän kätevä lemmikkitaloudessa, kun tarvitsee poistaa tahroja matosta tai vaikka sohvasta.

Why would I pay $800 on a bifl vacuum when I could spend $400 on a bifl vacuum (Henry)

Henry does now come in a model similar to the shark

Henry- heads etc are easy to replace if you need to. You can swap out the filter for odour neutralising. There’s a pet head. You could go for the direct animal model. George is a wet and dry hoover, and we have had one, but these days we have Henry and a Bessel carpet cleaner specifically for washing the carpets. Worth stating that most hoovers will fail to completely pull hairs up and so it’s useful to also have a rubber brush, or a window squidgee. You will be supposed at how much hair those things pull up 

Henry all day. Robust, reliable and still made in Britain (unlike the bastard traitor Dyson or sharks that are Chinese made) Skarks are decent, lightweight and very easy to store away but you can’t beat a Henry or Hetty

Our Henry canister vacuum is impressive. Great on hardwood and carpet. I bought one for my daughter, her son loves it so much he vacuums the house for fun.

You need a drum vacuum cleaner. They can hold more, get less blockages and lose less suction when getting full. If available i would recommend Henry the hoover, there's a reason so many cleaners and builders use them!