[Kazanne]

We have a Henry,best sucker up ever.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Livia

Last time I had work done on the house my builder used it to pick up rubble and all kinds of crap and it was fine, a real workhorse. They're really good... highly recommended. And it's got a face. How could anyone not love that?

I really wanted to get one the last time but they were so expensive so i went for the Dyson instead, wish i had just bit the bullet and bought it, would have paid itself back I reckon. And yes that face is a big plus for me too

[smudgie]

2 small Dyson balls.
1 large Dyson ball.

Used Dyson for over 20 years, no complaints here.

[Vicky.]

IDK, some little white lightweight thing. Only got it as it was cheap tbh, but works quite well.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

I really wanted to get one the last time but they were so expensive so i went for the Dyson instead, wish i had just bit the bullet and bought it, would have paid itself back I reckon. And yes that face is a big plus for me too

Henrys are about 100 quid


we have a Dyson and its bloody awful, we had a Henry but Mr C has knackered it hoovering up building dust

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Henrys are about 100 quid


we have a Dyson and its bloody awful, we had a Henry but Mr C has knackered it hoovering up building dust

The one I looked at was about €300

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

The one I looked at was about €300

I have looked they range from 120.00 to 219,00 you must have been looking at top of the range Henry rather than lowly Henry

[Vicky.]

Anyone who has spent anywhere near 300 quid on a hoover, please feel free to send some cash to me. Hell, I don't even have a fiver spare at the min, nevermind 300 We paid 25 quid for our little thing, and its perfect.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I have looked they range from 120.00 to 219,00 you must have been looking at top of the range Henry rather than lowly Henry

They only had one in the shop Should have ordered online I suppose but with things like that I prefer being able to buy from a nearby place incase I have any issues afterwards

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Anyone who has spent anywhere near 300 quid on a hoover, please feel free to send some cash to me. Hell, I don't even have a fiver spare at the min, nevermind 300 We paid 25 quid for our little thing, and its perfect.

Well I didn't buy it

[Vicky.]

Will let you off then Anyone else is welcome to send me cash too though. I don't discriminate.

[Tony Montana]

Henry for me.

[bots]

i have a rechargeable one

[Twosugars]

Henry, the best
And two small rechargeable ones, dont remember the brands
Dysons are a con, all looks no substance

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i have a rechargeable one

hearing aid?

[King Gizzard]

One of those g-tech air ram whatever’s, it’s one of my most prized possessions it’s so good

[King Gizzard]

Had a Henry and it was useless, and kept falling apart with all the tubes and stuff. Didn’t work on carpet either. Corded vacuums are a thing of the past lads

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by King Gizzard

Had a Henry and it was useless, and kept falling apart with all the tubes and stuff. Didn’t work on carpet either. Corded vacuums are a thing of the past lads

Should have got the one for €300 instead of Cheries Ł100 one

[bots]

Originally Posted by Cherie

hearing aid?

No it's a really efficient, light vacuum cleaner ... none of this crappy junk that weighs a ton and needs to be dragged round the room

[King Gizzard]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Should have got the one for €300 instead of Cheries Ł100 one

This is the good stuff, charge it up, lasts a good few uses, no faff of getting it out and unwinding the cord, plugging it in etc. Just pure hoovering heaven

Was a solid investment

I’m getting old

[bots]

Originally Posted by King Gizzard

This is the good stuff, charge it up, lasts a good few uses, no faff of getting it out and unwinding the cord, plugging it in etc. Just pure hoovering heaven

Was a solid investment

I’m getting old

someone with taste and good sense at last

[Cal.]

A Henry x

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by King Gizzard

This is the good stuff, charge it up, lasts a good few uses, no faff of getting it out and unwinding the cord, plugging it in etc. Just pure hoovering heaven

Was a solid investment

I’m getting old

I have to say though I have a massive fear of the plug recaller thingy, you know when you press the button and it's pulled back inside the hoover, I fear that it will fly back and the plug will hit my ankle, it's never actually happened but it's terrifying non the less

[T*]

A Henry for big jobs because he can suck a lot of ****e and it not bother him and then a cordless dyson for quickly whipping around the house

[JerseyWins]

Originally Posted by Ant.

the only thing that sucks in this house is me?

The fact you like feet makes Ant the vacuum cleaner waaay too much of a vivid reality