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Henry hoover?
Piggy-pack
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Hey,
Looking for the cheapest henry hoover
Best price I have found is £89.20 through Currys (Using a 5% discount code) That includes delivery
Is this the cheapest?
Thanks
Looking for the cheapest henry hoover
Best price I have found is £89.20 through Currys (Using a 5% discount code) That includes delivery
Is this the cheapest?
Thanks
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That sounds a good price - last week picked one up from makro - it had £5 off & I paid £88.110
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I am unsure if that is good - although sounds brilliant. I cant remember how much i paid for my numatic.
I got a numatic (same as henry but i think its industrial so just not named henry definitely same company) and it is fab - i bought it after someone on here recommended henry's to me. I used to go through hoovers like the clappers i have had 2 x dysons (both second hand), 1 x panasonic bagless, 1 x sanyo bagless, at least 3 x cheapy cheapy ones from various places, a unpright basic one from argos........... there just what i can think of in seconds!!
... but i have had my numatic ages now and havent had ANY problems with it. I got a potatoe peeler wedged in the pipe once (dont ask!!) but my hubby got it out. The beauty of them is that if you get a blockage its easy to get out. The power is amazing - and they clean brilliantly. The bags last for ages (and can be picked up cheaply one ebay!). I absolutley love it. Mine is bright yellow!!
My hubby cant belive i have had it ages and its not broken...and hasnt had to be stripped down (like the dysons on many occassions)
I wouldnt have even entertained the idea of one until someone posted on here about them. Whatever you pay you wont regrett it.
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me too i want a henry hoover, but never saw a fantastic bargain with them.
im still waiting to find a great sale with them.i wont rest untill i get my hands on one, im desperate.my mum had one for almost 8 years now only thing that needed replacing was the hose, and they only cost about 8 pound and the bags from poundshop.0 -
Does anyone know the best place to buy a Henry or Hetti from at the moment please?Food budget: Nov £80 / 2.33 /0.00/0.00/00.00(.)Splurges (if I list them here I might remember I've already treated myself!!(.)NSD 2/3
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Have a look here.
http://www.henryvacs.co.uk/
I've recently bought 2 Henry Extra machines (one for mum-in-law).
Wife loves her Henry and would now not be without the "turbobrush" which comes with the Henry Extra. Free bags is a bonus too.0 -
I was in Homebase this morning and they had a promotion on Henry and the wet and dry one sorry cannot remember how much!Aim to win in 2013 - a holiday somewhere nice, New York break, treats for family & friends & some cash would be lovely!!!0
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I was in Homebase this morning and they had a promotion on Henry and the wet and dry one sorry cannot remember how much!
Just had a quick look online, couldnt see the Henry on promotion. They did have the wet and dry Charles with £40 off, down to £99.The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt.Bertrand Russell0 -
I second Homebase. Not online but Instore. They had a Hetty (pink Henry) for less than £80.00 yesterday. Can't remember exact price - something like £76.00. Pointed it out to husband and said what a good price it was. Worth a look in your local.0
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thetartanman wrote: »Have a look here.
http://www.henryvacs.co.uk/
I've recently bought 2 Henry Extra machines (one for mum-in-law).
Wife loves her Henry and would now not be without the "turbobrush" which comes with the Henry Extra. Free bags is a bonus too.Official DFW Nerd No 096 - Proud to have dealt with my debt!0 -
Thanks, I will be popping into a town with a homebase tomorrow so will definitely go in and check out the offer
ThanksFood budget: Nov £80 / 2.33 /0.00/0.00/00.00(.)Splurges (if I list them here I might remember I've already treated myself!!(.)NSD 2/3
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