05-05-2017, 12:06 PM
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Re: Henry vacuum cleaner?
Originally Posted by Longdogs
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sorry Rachel, I don't have one but was reading the reviews. My new Henry has a ten foot hose which just about reaches the top of my stairs (with a little stretching).
05-05-2017, 03:03 PM
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Re: Henry vacuum cleaner?
Another vote here.Realist uses a Henry!
Simply the best. Brilliant suction, long lasting, a total workhorse.
The reason why all the tradesmen use them.
The bagless, super futuristic looking, plastic sculpture vaccuums are frankly total crud, all of them. A vaccuum cleaner is simply one thing, a motor and motors are an old technology. A vacuum either has a good motor or it doesn't. The plastic super models simply look good but underneath are devoid of any decent motor and hence they will die quickly, often after 1 year. If they don't die completely in a year they lose tons of suction by then.
By contrast the humble little Henry and his companions, Henrietta and co have sterling motors which just keep on working strong. I would never have anything else now that I have seen the light.
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