Numatic HVR200-22 Reviews

I recently brought my Numatic Henry due to having a number of vaccum cleaners which just didnt serve the purpose! I have never had a vaccum from the Henry range but have used them at work and have always found them very reliable so thought I would buy one and give it a go and I was very impressed. The Hoover is very easy to put together with the ...

Henry Numatic is my first hoover. I have had mine now for 3 years and have been very happy with it. It is a great vacuum cleaner for a moderate price compared to the dysons, and in my opinion it is much better built. I have found it to be a very solid, powerful and robust sucking up dirt effortlessly and taking the pain out of cleaning. I have a ...

After struggling with a reconditioned Dyson for just over a year I opted to ditch it and get a Henry instead. I've never looked back. He is perfect for my flat and once I start cleaning one room, I end up doing the entire flat. The Henry comes with a great range of attachments for cleaning all over the house including a hard floor brush ...

If you need detailed specs rather than an opinion, see the website:- http://www.numatic.co.uk Henry Numatic cleaner, model number HVR 200. You will recognise it as soon as you see it, because it has a smiley face, this comes in four colours, red green blue and yellow, Now they have added another model to the range - PINK - ...

IT is quite abvious ,that there are thousands of hoover companies in the market,and all have attractive Vacuum Cleaners. Numatic HVR200-22 has its own unique specification standerdised component design,interchangeability of parts allowing retrofit upgrades as needed. Numatic HVR200-22 has designed for use in the home or ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Well, I suppose this review is about 2 Henry's really. The first one is my old house one, which is still in the garage because I don't want to throw it away, it still works perfectly. I bought it 3 years ago (you can check the age of Henrys and other Numatic cleaners by looking at the serial number - the first 2 numbers is the year it was made - ...

When our old vacum cleaner gave up the ghost, my other half and I had a very heated debate on what to replace it with. I wanted a stylish, popular Dyson like all my mates. He wanted a Henry 'cos my mum's got one'! hmmmm So, we eventually 'agreed' on a Henry, because it was alot cheaper...on the proviso, that if he wanted it and i didn't ...

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. ...

I have tried endless hoovers over the years, they all seem to work great when you first get them, then the suction starts to go. I have had Henry for a year now, and its perfect. One good thing about it, is unlike most modern hoovers there is just one hose which goes directly into the machine, without all the fancy pipes etc. The bag is easy to ...

The other day my hoover packed up whilst I was doing the stairs, being only haqlf way down I had to run next door and borrow my neighbours hoover. This happened to be a Henry Cylinder Vacumn Cleaner HVR200, this little chappie has a cute face on the front and is a nice red colour. It ois 1100 watts and has stainless steel tubes with black ...

This is an excellent product. It is a good compromise between an upright cleaner and a cylinder. Vacuum cleaners have been the bane of my life for many years. They tend to tip over and the hose gets crushed. The Henry hoover is stable and easy to use. My only criticism would be that it does not have any where to hold the brush heads which go with ...

You may think of me as a little sad but I LOVE vacuuming. I love it so much that I'm on hoover #3 in 2 years. I don't brake them, just like to have a change and they all go to good homes. It may seem like an expensive hobby but at least it's a healthy one. I owned a Goblin-Aztec 1405, it served me well for 8 months or so ...

I purchased a henry vacum cleaner for the residential home I manage a few months ago mainly because it was cheap and my domestics are very heavy handed with vacum cleaners. In two years they have suceeded in vandalising at least 3 hoovers this includes a heavy duty industrial machine which they continually break the hose of. I have ...

Look around at the vacuum cleaners used by cleaners of shops, hotels and restaurants and you will see that a lot of them use Numatic Henrys. They use them because they are cheap, durable and effective. My wife used to work at a public school where they had 90 cleaners, each of which had a Henry vacuum cleaner. They had very few ...

About four months ago I bought a Hoover upright vacuum cleaner with the thought that I would no longer have to bend down to do the weekly chore. Sadly I was mistaken in that it didn’t clean right up to the edge of the room and I had still had to get down to do the nooks and crannies, which left my back complaining bitterly about the ...

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 ...