Independently rated as the UK’s most reliable vacuum brand, a Henry Hoover should last for many years and comes with a two year warranty in case anything breaks in those first two years. should allow you to clean the whole downstairs or upstairs of an average-sized home, and it also means you can leave Henry at the bottom of a flight of stairs when cleaning a staircase. Henry will pick up dust and debris from carpets with no problems at all, and though there are better specialist pet vacuums on the market, he’s pretty good at picking up pet hair, too. The benefit of a larger capacity means emptying less often and using less bags, but as above both of these models offer a large capacity.

Henry bags even come with a neat closing tab that can be closed the moment they’re removed, minimising the chance of any dusty spills during bag changes. Some products may be delivered straight to your door from one of our suppliers and these products will be labelled within the product description.This model of Numatic Henry comes with the same wand that features on older models; it’s a series of three metal poles that connect together. The 620w motor might not sound like a lot, but this vacuum offers suction that’s up there with the best in its class. This stops the dust escaping out into the surrounding environment and helps to prevent allergies spreading around the home. His iconic appearance helps him to stand out, but Henry also continues to deliver when it comes to cleaning performance. Instead, it relies on good old-fashioned suction power to pull dirt out of carpets and off hard floors.

A lever at the base of the tool can be flicked with your foot to adjust the position of the brushes at the faceplate; raise the brushes for use on carpets or drop them down for effective cleaning on hard floors. Take car cleaning, which the Henry makes light work of thanks to its lengthy hose, strong suction and supplied crevice tool. A keen eye for technical detail and a general curiosity for how things work often gives Oli a unique insight into products he's either testing or writing about. In addition to bag capacity, there is a difference in suction power as detailed above, though it’s only a small difference of 40 watts so it’s unlikely something that you’ll notice. Only reviews that feature the label "Verified Review" have been checked to ensure that the author actually used or purchased the product.Storage isn’t that neat with the Henry, since the hose ends up loosely piled up on top of the vacuum cleaner.

If cleaning up spills is your priority then you should take a look at either the Henry George, Henry Wash or Charles hoovers. That’s quite a lump to lift, although you won’t have to pick up the vacuum cleaner too often, since it can be wheeled around easily.Dyson’s will generally cost a lot more than a Henry Hoover, so there’s a number of things to consider when weighing up which is better. The efficiency changes made by Numatic mean they’ve somehow made Henry even better with the latest models, despite cutting his power by more than half. With an energy rating of A, you can vacuum for as long as you need in the confidence that the HVR160is economic and efficient, without compromising any capability or suction power. There is also something really satisfying about the metallic sound that Henry makes when debris travels down its stainless tube set. If you have a house with allergy sufferers, the Allergy version is better; for most homes, the standard Henry will do the job.