Numatic HVR200-22

I think everyone should have a Numatic HVR 200 'little' Henry in there home. I've had this vacuum cleaner for a few years now and has never let me down. Don't be fooled by its size and smiley face, it's got some serious pulling power. The design of the vacuum cleaner is compact and can be easily stored. It has a power on/off switch and handle for carrying on the top. The body is where the bag is located and all the dust will be sucked up into it with no mess. The bottom has wheels for easy manoeuvrability. The Henry comes in 4 different colours, red, blue, green and yellow. The 'R' in the model number simply states this as being red which is the common colour ...  Read the complete review

i use one of these at work for valeting cars ,i would recommend to anyone, my Henry gets a lot of stick it stays switched on for about eight hours a day with no problems gets banged around allot dropped and dragged but the Henry can take it its made from very tough plastic, its very easy to empty just two pull out clips on the sides lift the top off and empty the bottom no dust bags to worry about . also the cable is wound in by a handle on the top this keeps it nice and tidy and easy to pack away its suction is very powerful and never weakens. at work we have gone threw a lot of different hoovers but this one is the best, if your looking for a small but powerful ...  Read the complete review

I adored my old Henry until my builders used him to vaccuum up the rubble when my ceiling came down and he died a painful death. They bought me a new one but somethings changed - thehand winded cable mechanism is really stiff, so when you try to move it, you get jolted back again or pull the plug from its socket. My old one never had that problem - i just walked around with the nozzle and henry faithfully followed me. I've just been advised to wipe the cable down with furniture polish, so that's my next job. The suction is good, but on my new model the tube and nozzle get jammed easily + only come apart in 3 pieces so I end up using a knitting needle to clear the ...  Read the complete review

Question ? What?s the connection between Marmite and Henry? ?What?!?!? I hear you cry. Now hear me out people. As they say ?You either love them (him), or hate them (him). Me? I?m un-decided. Yes he is a powerful vacuum cleaner, but he isn?t perfect. He does have his imperfections, but these are noticeable, and do make a difference. First, let me dispel a few myths, and answer some questions that I have noticed as I have read around dooyoo and ciao. Numatic is the company which manufactures Henry and his siblings. Yes, he has family; James is yellow, and is a smaller, more compact and cheaper version of Henry. Then there?s Charles. He?s blue, and he is a wet and ...  Read the complete review

OK, I admit it, I abuse my vacuum cleaners. Report me to the authorities if you like. I don't use vacuum cleaners to remove the odd bit of dust on my carpets, no, I expect them to suck up everything... guinea pig poo, sawdust, hay, rubble, soil, grit, dead leaves, cat and dog hair to name but a few. Basically, I expect the performance of a commercial cleaner for the price of a domestic one. I used to have an Electrolux Chic 1300 cylinder vacuum cleaner. Unfortunately it didn't like the abuse I gave it. It finally decided it had had enough when I used it to hoover up the rubble in my attic (before laying loft insulation). This vacuum cleaner ...  Read the complete review