Henry Xtra Bagged Cylinder Vacuum, 9 Litre, 620 Watt, Red

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As the outstanding balance, plus the interest now form part of your payable balance they will attract interest at your account rate, meaning you will pay interest on interest. There is no way I would risk damaging one of them with the dust and debris that comes with a renovation project. It does also come with an additional hard floor head, but other than that it’s not much different to the Henry. I would highly recommend the Henry Xtra to busy households or those who do a fair bit of DIY as he is rather resilient.

Selected lines only, determined by size, weight or whether delivered direct from one of our suppliers. If you want a super efficient and cost-effective vacuum, and don't mind something a bit bulkier, get your hands on a Henry HVX200-11 now. His versatile toolkit includes 2 bonus floor tools: the unique AiroBrush for powerful carpet cleaning and the Specialist Hard Floor Tool.Like the standard Henry Hoover, the Xtra comes with two extension nozzles, an upholstery nozzle, and the standard combination tool. It is also one of the biggest dust tank (nine litres) capacities available on a domestic vacuum cleaner and a breath of fresh air when the appliance world is pushing us to cordless stick models with tiny tanks. In fact, it has been in weekly use since June so she can confirm that it is still as good as it was out of the box nearly six months ago.

The Henry Xtra has additional tools, slightly more cleaning reach, three litres more room for dust, and yet only weighs half a kilo more. The suction pipe is stainless steel so there's no risk of cracking or nreaking it as with some other materials. This is where we test it on carpet, and also hard flooring against large and small particle spills – in this case, sugar and dried green lentils.The cardboard is easily recyclable, but even the low-density polyethylene bags used for the rest of the packaging can be recycled in certain supermarkets. This is what for me gives Henry vacuums the edge over the best Miele vacuums which we always highly rate. The additional AiroBrush floor tool is worth its weight in gold and will do a better job at picking up those pesky pet hairs than Henry the Hoover. But what many people don't know is that there are a few variants of this machine, and most of us are thinking of the Henry HVR160 though there is a cordless option and an eco version of this standard offering too.

Just like the classic Henry vacuum cleaner, he boasts a powerful motor and comes with enhanced filtration and odour control to keep your home smelling great. Other accessories include a thin crevice tool which is useful for removing dirt from tight spaces, as well as a range of smaller dusting brushes. His versatile toolkit includes 3 floor tools, including the unique AiroBrush for superb carpet care and a specialist hard-floor tool. They show you things like how to put together the attachments, the on-board tool storage, and how to turn the pipes one way or another to get at different angles.

Courtesy of Henry Xtra’s powerful, long-life cleaning technology, you’re assured of exceptional results in either mode over many years. There’s also a handy tool adapter, which makes it possible for accessories to be connected directly to the vacuum hose rather than on to the curved tube bend. The instructions give you little guidance on emptying and cleaning the vacuum, beyond a few pictures showing you how to remove the bag and filter.