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Unboxing video https://youtu.be/p10Y9mANoqE
In this video I demonstrate the latest version of the popular Numatic Henry vacuum cleaner with an energy saving 620 watt motor. Can a machine using almost half the energy of the old 1200 watt model clean just as effectively? If you watch this video, you will find out.
In the first part of the demonstration, I give you a guided tour of Henry and show all the cleaning tools that are supplied with the cleaner.
I then show how well Henry removes dirt up to the edge and on fitted carpets using a variety of dirt and dust. I then show how effective Henry is at cleaning a hard surface.
The video then shows how far henry will reach up a standard flight of stairs
Henry is tested on carpet cleaning performance, edge cleaning, hard floor cleaning and stair cleaning. I end the video by summing up the new low energy henry.
Specifications for the new Henry are below.
The Numatic Henry has a big 9-litre capacity and is an extremely robust vacuum cleaner. A massive 9-litre dust bag means he can take plenty of hard work in his stride.
Comes complete with a range of accessories ideal for cleaning upholstery, shelves, skirting boards or your car. The 10m power cord’s handy storage system keeps everything neat and tidy. The 2.4m hose and three-piece stainless steel extension tubes also give you all the reach you need.
Two-year manufacturer’s guarantee
9 litre dust capacity
3 piece stainless steel tubes
Combo floor nozzle, dusting brush, crevice tool and upholstery tool
Includes 4 x new style HEPA flow bags
Rubber bumper to protect doors and walls
Four HEPA-style flow bags included
10m power cord
2.4m hose
Weight: 6.6 kg
Energy: A-rated
24.5kWh/year
Carpet: C-rated
Hard floor: C-rated
Emissions: C-rated
Noise: 74.4dB
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Most of Hotel in New Zealand use henry — made housekeeper job extremely harder… I don’t know why managers keep buying Henry for heavy commercial cleaning.. that machine maybe good for house..
I had a Henry about eight years ago. I’m fairly certain it had what they called a boost switch at the time. It wasn’t high or low power. It was powerful in it’s standard mode, but the ‘boost’ switch just made it even more powerful. I tried the boost switch once, but found it too much as it lifted the carpet up. It was a great vacuum cleaner just using it’s standard setting. I didn’t know you could buy spare hoses, and when mine split a few years ago, I threw the Henry away, as I couldn’t use him.
nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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This sucks!
Thank Boris for #Brexit
Depends what floor head your machine came with. There are at least three I have ,rang factory in Somerset and they have had several complaints of difficulty using a certain head on thick carpets so they sent me an aero head free of charge
Numatic makes the best Vacuum Cleaners.
No it’s not ! James Bingham
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do a vid of a 90s henry
now now Henry calm down don’t be upset little feller ignore them retarded bullies tell ur family from me that you’ll be still u even Roger(ibaisaic) will look after u just show or tell Roger u trust him
Yes I have one of the old Henrys, they are excellent.
that was a good review 🙂
I lost it as the first cheesy transition.
Cute.
I’m not sure if I want to get the u.s version of this vacuum or if I want to get a hyla nst vacuum give me your opinions please
I really want one, but I’m in America.
It would be really funny if someone modded Henry’s face to le Lenny face.
nice but ridiculously hard to brush a thick pile carpet with
Ok
the rice just flies about
I love all your videos
The intro is so funny I’m peeing myself
The EU sucks I’m glad you guys in Brittan voted to leave that stupid thing. Cheers from the USA. I have a Henry as well btw.
It,s crap
It’s not crap
ive got a stretchy hose like you get on uprights on my henry {s}
How much did Henry cost? When I got I did not know what price it was because my nanny bought it to replace it with my broken henryxtra.
Hurrah for Brexit!
I must admit, having had the current model of Henry in use at home now for a few weeks, I haven’t yet had to use it in high power at all. It does a very good job on low.
Roger, do you still have Hetty? It would certainly be interesting to see how the older style floortool does on the new style machine. Potentially a test for the future?
I’ve watched and enjoyed quite a few of your videos. However, you never seemed to have tested a Bosch. Is there any reason for this and will you test one in future?
My Bosch cylinder GS40 is the best vacuum cleaner I’ve ever used. It’s kept continuous suction in two years. My Vax Air upright lost suction power after only a few months! The build quality of the Bosch is also excellent
it’s a load of dung
It’s been a few decades since I was ten years old. Do they sell a model without that stupid face on the front?
could you do a henry xtra please?
witch shop did you buy it
My goodness mate you are bloomin’ funny!
Roger i wanted to say a big thank you but will go onto the Hetty review page of yours
Henry used to be bag less
I just bought one today.
how much were your Henry
I still got my old Henry extra, I bought him in 2008, I call him my little smelly shit!
I am pleased with my Henry HVR 200-12 and I like the new floor head but it doesn’t like sticking to the carpet sometimes but I rarely use it on carpets and I tend to use the airobrush on carpets. To be honest I don’t think it does the best job ion hard floors. I use it for my hard floors and it does about 90% of the job. Have you found your Dyson DC40 doing a better job on floors? My Dyson DC55 does a really good job on hard floors and it has a longer cord than Henry. It has an 11m power cord. I mainly use the Dyson for stairs and carpets. Henry is the main machine I use for floors. Also have you noticed the curved tube slips out of the straight tubes? Mine seems to do that.