Which hoover Henry or Hetty???

Sashas_mum

Well I think I ahve decided on either a Henry or a Hetty.

It needs to cope with tiled, wooden & carpeted floors and a cat & dog that leaves a trail of Hair behind them.:mad: so must have a good suction


Any recommendations??

JC9297

They are both exactly the same just different colours!

I have one (Hetty) an the suction is really good and it copes well on all surfaces.

brudie25

I'd have Hetty but purely because its pink!!

maisiescamp

I would have to pick lovely pink Hetty!!!

McKneff

They are the same.

I have had one for donkeys years.
Brilliant machines and good old workhorses that last just forever.

Shop aroung though, they vary in prices.

See the difference in prices between Currys and Dixons on line,
I was looking for a freezer and the same one in Currys (199£) and Dixons (154£) a big difference specially since they are part of the same group.

quidsin

We bought a henry a few years ago and it get used twice a day to clean our black labs hairs from the carpet, we had a good deal from cleanstore.

pesky2

I am biased here, my beautiful nana dies 2 weeks ago and her middle name was hetty and my sister bought me a mini one afew years ago so Hetty for me forever Xx

**dancingbutterfly**

i highly recommend henry/hetty hoovers! they are superb!

i have a hetty now, but when i was little my mum had a Henry that lasted a good 15 years!

as a previous poster has said theyre just different colours but the same inside.

db

rozeepozee

Every cleaner I've had has a Henry (now also with the option of Hetty). The fact that it's the cleaner's cleaner says it all. I've got them in my letting properties too and they're bomb proof - even the students can't kill them.

My son's first word was "Henry". that's how popular they are in our house!

roddydogs

Ive got Henry, strange thing is my "Power Usage" meter ive just got shows it uses the same amount of power on "Low" as on high?

larmy16

Hi

I am cleaner and though I do agree the Henry (don't know the Hetty) are very good, in my humble opinion they are pipped at the post by the Miele.

You can get a lower end price range of Miele off the net, if you shop around for around £100-120 - they are superb.

The other thing is that Henry is awkward for doing stairs due to his rotund figure, but the Miele sits nicely on each step.

Henrys do seem to last for donkeys' years so that is a great plus. Make sure you get the tools if you do get one.

HTH>