Numatic Henry
10 January 2006, 09:39 PM
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Henry all the way. Got one at home and at work.
Work one is 10+ years old, gets thrown in the vans, and used in all ways, from hoovereing sawdust off a nice lady customers rug, to extracting a 7.5hp working Wadkin bandsaw. And still he keeps smiling.
No bags needed, and never put a screwdriver too it.
Work one is 10+ years old, gets thrown in the vans, and used in all ways, from hoovereing sawdust off a nice lady customers rug, to extracting a 7.5hp working Wadkin bandsaw. And still he keeps smiling.
No bags needed, and never put a screwdriver too it.
10 January 2006, 11:07 PM
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We have a Miele "Cat and Dog", oddly enough because we have pet hairs to suck up.
It does exactly what it says on the tin. It also handles pooh in various stages of congealment as well.
And the HEPA and charcoal filters catch the smell
Wouldn't change it for anything...
SB
It does exactly what it says on the tin. It also handles pooh in various stages of congealment as well.
And the HEPA and charcoal filters catch the smell
Wouldn't change it for anything...
SB
11 January 2006, 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted by StickyMicky
tesco sell henrys for £20?????????????
explain, i will buy 5 of them NOW!!
explain, i will buy 5 of them NOW!!
11 January 2006, 06:53 PM
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Another Henry devotee here
We stripped all the old plaster from our kitchen & hall walls last year, and our 10yo Henry shifted everything from the really fine dust to lumps that only just went up the tube. Took him apart afterwards to give him a bath, and he's back to hoovering up the cat hair with no obvious ill effects
PS My Mum's on her third Dyson in 4 years. As they say, sheep are there for shearing
We stripped all the old plaster from our kitchen & hall walls last year, and our 10yo Henry shifted everything from the really fine dust to lumps that only just went up the tube. Took him apart afterwards to give him a bath, and he's back to hoovering up the cat hair with no obvious ill effects
PS My Mum's on her third Dyson in 4 years. As they say, sheep are there for shearing
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