[Pdh]

henrys are these the no1 choice?

[Gevans]

Without doubt

[Jan K]

absolutely, proper little workhorses

[domestic bliss]

 Henrys are fab.  However i managed to break mine but it only cost £15 to repair it.

[Lesley J]

Henty's every time, they go on and on working, and are so easy to repair when they do go wrong.

[Lesley J]

I meant Henrys.. too much wine today

[Pdh]

what is the best price you can get them at {basic model}

[Art]

what is the best price you can get them at {basic model}

Bookers were doing them for around £70( can't remember exactly)

Arthur

www.scsf.co.uk

[Jan K]

i got mine in comet for less than 70 quid

[Derek_Walker]

The answer to this question would depend on what use you are going to put it to. If you are doing mainly domestic or perhaps builders cleans then the henry would do as good a job as anything similar. If you are doing offices, halls, stairways etc then productivity wise you would be better off using a backpack vacuum. If you are cleaning carpets with a pile then a suitable upright vacuum would be better. There are many factors involved in finding a suitable vacuum, you need to find one which fits your particular needs.

Derek

[Paul Kettless]

Agree with Derek on this one, I have Henrys, and they are used on a regular basis, but compared with a sebo dart oe seb bs36, (which we also use), the difference in performance is simply amazing.

Personally, I am not after the cheapest vacuum, but the one that will do the best job, and help me stand out from the rest.