Originally Posted by f1_fan
(Post 11673070)
George is a four in one, Charles is wet, Henry is standard and there is an 'extra' variant of Henry with more attachments and maybe more power I think.
There is also a Henry branded Numatic. |
I feel you certainly requiring 2 around the house if not 3
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Originally Posted by ditchmyster
(Post 11673084)
When put like that it brings to mind our future monarch, I wonder if that was intentional. :lol1:
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Originally Posted by dpb
(Post 11673102)
I feel you certainly requiring 2 around the house if not 3
One was bought off ebay for £10, and promptly burnt out the motor, so I exported a new motor for £29 and fitted it myself, and now it sucks well again. Interestingly, Vax declined to help me source one on health and safety grounds as "You might not fit it correctly and it might, then, be dangerous....." I got one off ebay. All three are fitted with cloth bags and I have one spare, so when one gets VERY dusty/dirty, it gets the clean spare and it's bag goes in the wash. |
Our vacuum is so funky it has wireless start & stop, quiet mode and a dust detector with lights! oooooh.
http://www.samsung.com/uk/consumer-i...DR-EU-93-0.jpg I was so excited by it I offered to vacuum for the 1st week. That soon wore off. |
What ever will they have next? Stop and start?
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I'm sure you can control a robotic example now , from your phone
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Samsung?
Carpet performance D........and it uses the daft Dyson NLOS idea....which starts at about 50% of the suction of a decent vacuum:( |
You know what, our Samsung wasn't cheap but it's bloody good. Best cleaner outside of the wife I've had in years!
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I've got a industrial vacuum cleaner.
It's awesome! It has lots of suction massive power lead, metal pipes, can use it to suck up fluids comes with all attachments and less the £100 So much better than them crappy plastic style icon hovers that cost a fortune. |
We paid good money for a Dyson before the current cleaner. Lasted 6 months before I took it to the dump. Suction crap and flimsy brackets broken. Dumped it and bought the Samsung which is 10x better.
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Originally Posted by alcazar
(Post 11673062)
Too small and not suitable for picking up rubble.
you need one of these... a Numatic (industrial Henry) metal case we have one for work (decorators) picks up loads.. buy the bags off ebay.. 40 for about £15 https://www.numatic.co.uk/products4.aspx?id=388 |
Iv had an aqua vac for workshop last 20 years
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Was it the EU who said we have to limit wattage in new vacs? (wife info)
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Originally Posted by RS_Matt
(Post 11673510)
Was it the EU who said we have to limit wattage in new vacs? (wife info)
BUT the new ones are only 600watts Somone needs to do a direct comparison, as unless it uses a fancy turbine or high speed DC motor the latter must have less suction - I looked on the numatic webpage and they are very vague on it, which suggests to me that the new 600watt Henry does have inferior suction to the old "banned" model. But FWIW, I think our DC04 had better suction than all the cleaners Ive used or tried. With the exception of a giant twin motor Numatic the size of a wheelie bin. |
Dysons are terrible.
We have a Sebo upright upstairs and a mega power Miele cylinder downstairs (and for the cars); both are brilliant. |
Originally Posted by salsa-king
(Post 11673428)
you need one of these... a Numatic (industrial Henry) metal case
we have one for work (decorators) picks up loads.. buy the bags off ebay.. 40 for about £15 https://www.numatic.co.uk/products4.aspx?id=388 I could have FIVE Henrys or SIX Vax 6131T's for that........ |
Originally Posted by RS_Matt
(Post 11673510)
Was it the EU who said we have to limit wattage in new vacs? (wife info)
And, of course, the UK complied immediately......... Vote UKIP. |
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