Henry Pet PET200 Bagged Cylinder Vacuum, 9 Litre, 620 Watt, Green

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Equipped with a powerful AiroBrush270 and handy AiroBrush140, Henry Pet Pro easily removes stubborn dust, dirt and pet hairs from carpets, stairs, the car and more, making light work of large and small carpeted areas. Strangely, Numatic have given us the option to remove the eyes and mouth, turning the machine into a cylindrical green blob with no charm.

Big green and friendly he’s great in the dry happy cleaning up spills, or scrubbing away stubborn stains. The first thing we noticed is that this attachment is noticeably louder than the universal floor head. The big blue monster Charles offers high power and performance no matter what the situation and delivers outstanding power in both the wet and the dry. This is easy enough to do by hand but for anything which is being stubborn to remove, a damp microfiber cloth will do the trick for the fluff and a pair of scissors for the hair. In this instance we used the higher suction power for rugs and carpet, and the lower suction power for hard flooring.This strong and very thick hose serves as the nose to the face of the Harry, and also as the means for all of the dust to make its way from the floor tool to the bag. While the George also cleans carpets and upholstery, the Charles is able to sook up spillage without exploding. Beyond that, the Henry vacuum cleaner range has a pet hair model, a wet/dry model, and come in a variety of shapes and sizes. In the late 1980s, this model and some others were also manufactured with a cream-and-brown colour scheme.

This tool is particularly useful for vacuuming the corners of rooms next to skirting boards, as well as down the sides of your sofa. Just as with other Henry vacuum cleaners we've reviewed, we found that pulling it around on the wheels didn't present too much of an issue, although we would be the first to admit that, yes, it did get stuck around the bends in the hallway and, yes, being tethered by a plug did get a little annoying if we were aiming for a 'quick vacuum'.With a huge 15L bag capacity for dry cleaning, and a more than adequate 9L capacity for wet cleaning, George also has plenty of room so you don’t need to be emptying him too regularly. This is a list of current Henry models which are being manufactured in the main series, which means they have "Henry" or another name on their caps and a face on their bodies. We love our canine companions and feline friends — not so much the scent on carpets, sofas and stairs.

Ready to remove stubborn pet hairs and reduce exposure to pet-related allergens, Henry Pet Pro will become (almost) as important a part of the family as the furry-friends he's cleaning up after. With such a range of Henry vacuums, it’s no surprise that there’s also a lot of choice when it comes to accessories and attachments. Jack (PSP200-11) - Blue, introduced in 2015 as a Tesco limited edition with a caddy top like that of James, now discontinued. Henry and Hetty’s reliable, powerful, fuss-free cleaning has made them instantly recognised and universally trusted household icons.

Harry has the very same set of two TwinFlo motors powering it, that you will find in the Henry, Hetty and James. Using an advanced, multi-layer MicroTex filtration system, like the Henry Allergy the Henry Micro is great at picking up particles and preventing allergens from spreading around the home. Although it is corded, there is enough cleaning range to clean the areas within a 10 metre proximity to the plug. Henry Wash (HVW370) - A larger, dark blue version unlike any one of the standard Henry models, carpet cleaner, 15-litre capacity. The added accessories do make the Henry Xtra an attractive vacuum, especially for those with pets and hard and soft flooring.