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henry (hoover) expert - just ordered new vacuum
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Why is it a con? Do you really expect to have 26m of hose? Where the hell would you put it?0
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You could clean your neighbours houses ;o))))iamcornholio wrote: »Why is it a con? Do you really expect to have 26m of hose? Where the hell would you put it?0 -
OP is this any help?
http://www.numatic.co.uk/products4.aspx?id=7
This is the numatic makers of Henry, Hetty and George website.I'm not cynical I'm realistic
(If a link I give opens pop ups I won't know I don't use windows)0 -
Because the £85 jobbies use cheaper motors than the slightly more expensive ones.
The henry extra is a standard henry, with extras. Same motor.0 -
Allow me to clarify.Norman_Castle wrote: »The henry extra is a standard henry, with extras. Same motor.
When I said "spend the extra £30", I didn't mean go to the next model up in the range. You stick with the same chosen model, but you buy the commercial version.
Our Henry is still going strong after 14 years, and the only expense in that time has been the cost of one replacement hose.
By contrast, the MIL's Henry has done 2 motors in just over 6 years.Remember kids, it's the volts that jolt and the mills that kill.0
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