I have been recommended the henry hoover by my carpet fitter as my dyson is knacked after 5 years+ of use. I here dyson's can damage a carpet and pull the carpet fibre's out. Any one got one? I see they have a bag though? Not used to that?
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i love henrys, we had one well we have one in the family thats been going 20+ years now and still is. its the one hoover i dont begrudge changing the bag on.
Those whom say Dyson's pull the fibre's out must get small sharp grains of sand on their shoes and these grains cut through fibre's as people walk to and from, and when you look in the transparent dirt reservoir, there they are. So be sure visitors don't wear their shoes when entering your new carpeted home.
I agree with boxtops, my Meile is the best vacuum cleaner I've ever owned. Yes, they are a little mor expensive but, you get what you pay for. I've had a Dyson once, never again.
Meile by far. We have one and bought one for our son too. WEw use a Henry when cleaning an office. It works...ok but bags dont last long and it it always falling over. The floor head is crap too. I wish we had a Miele there!
I love my Henry. He's been going for years, despite being dropped down the stairs a few times. One tip I would give is if you have a Wilkinsons anywhere near you, buy the hoover bags from them, they are so much cheaper than other places and just as good.
We have a Miele for the office and I can't stand the bloody thing. I usually resort to nicking one of the Henry's out of the vans when I need to hoover the office.