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MATT T · Clubman B

Vacuum Cleaners

Lath Ktm Holvey · Clubman A

henry. sucks up any sh*t and has refused to die even with a belly full of skrews i wasnt to keen on picking up.

KronreifTrunkenpolzMattighofen · Devon's Best

Henry every time, or George which is a damn good carpet washer too!

jacks · Expert

Being a retired 'professional' (ha ha) cleaner of four holiday homes - Henry's do the job!!!!

Harty · Devon's Best

Numatic vacuums are very good and last years and as Lath mentioned Henry, Numatic also make those . Being a chimney sweep, I need a decent vacuum, so 90 % of sweeps have a Numatic. They have a huge choice and probably do one for pet owners http://www.numatic.co.uk/

wackyracer · Powermonger!!

Sexist post

very disappointed in members

they do a Hetty version aswell biggrin biggrin biggrin biggrin biggrin

Steve H · Devon's Best

MATT T wrote:
we have two dogs two cats and lots of pet hair to clean up

Get a Henry Hound http://www.henryvacs.co.uk/acatalog/Henry_Hound_Vacuum_Cleaner_.html

With 2 dogs & a cat I speak from experience, they're great biggrin

SWMBO likes it too, especially when I use it wink

There you go Wack, not sexist, just a little bit under the thumb perhaps blankstare

jt · Powermonger!!

disbelief ashamed

Don't know whats worse - the fact I actually read this thread or all the expert comments form yous lot hmm bleh

And Wacky the fact you knew thay did a pink one I find very disturbing confuse

russell11031967 · Devon's Best

I don't mind showing my feminine side now and again so here we go, just ordered a new motor from amazon last night for our second dyson in five years this one is only two years old and has already had new brushes, have told the wife I wont be buying another one. Use Henry's at work on site and they're great not sure the wife would appreciate me bringing it home though smile

snasher · Clubman B

My vote is for Sebo.

http://www.sebo.co.uk/

Not cheap but very very good and never been any trouble. My first Dyson just died last year after 14 years! The plastic just went brittle.

Bob Adams · Clubman A

Our last Dyson packed up, I can fix anything..hmmm.

Took it apart, tricky. Put it back together again, even more tricky. lots of WD40 to clean the motor, nice. Started it, WD40 caught fire, Dyson melted and I had to buy a new one anyway!!

TTR · Powermonger!!

Bob Adams wrote:
Our last Dyson packed up, I can fix anything..hmmm.
Took it apart, tricky. Put it back together again, even more tricky. lots of WD40 to clean the motor, nice. Started it, WD40 caught fire, Dyson melted and I had to buy a new one anyway!!

disbelief

biggrin biggrin biggrin biggrin biggrin

Slimie · Clubman B

snasher wrote:
My vote is for Sebo.
http://www.sebo.co.uk/
Not cheap but very very good and never been any trouble. My first Dyson just died last year after 14 years! The plastic just went brittle.

Seconded! (but having said that there's a Henry in my van!)

-Simon

gaschef · Devon's Best

20 year old Henry in my workshop, still going strong. Numatic who make them are in Chard so if you do need spares no problem My wife bought a Hoover again after several years of dysons, I took the wreckage of the last two to the tip at the tip, got one left to throw out, good riddance nothing but trouble

MATT T · Clubman B

Thank you ffor all the advice, we are now the proud owners of a Harry vacuum cleaner, which is basically a Henry with a few extras to deal with dog hair.

Bought it from these people based in Sherborne ,Dorset

www.henryvacs.co.uk

Matt t