Numatic HVB160 Cordless Henry Cylinder Vacuum Cleaner with 2 x 36 V Batteries for Longer Run Time, 9 Litre, Red/Black

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The traditional models have 9L, while the wet and dry models have a 9L wet capacity but a 15L dry dirt capacity. Annie loves this stick vacuum and truly rates it as one of the best she's ever used, and it managed to deal with the copious amount of pet hair Doug sheds, too.

He offers a combination of a highly efficient Twin-flo bypass vacuum motor and a Powerflo pump system which delivers professional cleaning standards anywhere and at any time. If you have a big home, messy occupants, or want to save time, this is the Henry model to go for in our opinion.An impressive 15 litre storage capacity when dry makes it an ideal option for professional cleaners, but it is also light at only 7. If you're looking for a bagged cylinder vac to take care of pet hair on a budget, then the Henry Pet won't disappoint. Numatic also says it has put carbon offsetting measures in place to ensure its pods are climate-positive, reducing its carbon impact globally.

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. On the high setting you can expect a 20 minute run time whilst on the low setting Henry will run for 30 minutes. Every part of the machine is designed to be water-friendly and it has an impressive 9-litre storage capacity, so just attack the spillage and watch it disappear. She also found that, like the Henry HVR160, cleaning the stairs is not simple due to the hefty design.

With the Henry Quick, all Coco Pops were collected in the first sweep – no fuss and no repeat pass required. The NBV190NX is perfect for day cleaning and safe operation in public areas, maximising productivity with powerful and professional cleaning results. Note that it isn’t 100% flawless; we found the Henry Quick rather top-heavy with prolonged use, and the environmental impact of pod disposal (compared to bagless emptying, which can go directly into the compost bin) is questionable.