Now Under £100 - Numatic Henry 160 In Blue Unboxing & Demonstration
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- Опубліковано 17 лют 2022
- At the time of making this video February 2022, the Henry vacuum cleaner in blue is available from my henry.com and selected retailers for under £100.
Please note that this is not a sponsored video, as I paid for the Henry myself in order to demonstrate it to my viewers and share the news of the £50 discount now available on this cleaner. Visit my henry.com for details of the full Numatic Homecare range.
Built to Last
With more than 11 million made and most still in use today, it’s no wonder Henry is independently rated the UK’s most reliable vacuum brand.
Quicker Cleaning
Ready for anything with x5 more capacity than many bagless vacuums and a whopping 10m cable, there’s less stopping to empty and replug, meaning Henry gets the job done
faster!
Made in the UK
Proudly designed, engineered and made right here in the UK.
Tools for the Fiddly Bits
When it comes to detail cleaning, the Crevice Tool is perfect for getting into all those nooks and crannies and the Dusting Tool is ideal for delicate surfaces, like shelves, ornaments and picture frames. For smaller surfaces, such as the stairs, sofa and in the car, Henry’s Upholstery Tool is top-notch. Plus, remove the brush for optimum results when cleaning the mattress.
Perfect for Carpets and Hard-floors
Easily switch between carpets and hard-floors with Henry’s high-performance Combi Floor Tool. Simply set the brushes up for carpets and down for hard-floors, and you’ll achieve powerful results in either mode.
Dust-free Emptying
Equipped with an advanced, 2-stage filtration system, Henry gets rid of dirt for good, trapping the mess in his big-capacity, high-efficiency HepaFlo bag. Making emptying quick, easy and mess-free, Henry’s innovative self-seal tab locks all the dust in the bag, so unlike with bagless vacuums, you can empty with no dust, no mess and no allergens escaping.
Stores Neatly Away
When the mess is gone, Henry packs neatly and tidily away with on-board tool storage and “trouble-free” cable rewind system. Job done! Well, until the next time… - Навчання та стиль
Just wanted to comment to say my toddler (and husband) absolutely loves your videos! 💚 As soon as he wakes up, it’s “Henry? Henry bideo?” His current favorite is “Henry boo” (blue). 🙈 Thank you so much for making these! They’re super informative and fun to watch.
Excellent review. Even though I’ve already got a Henry Xtra I’m gonna hit Argos tomorrow on the strength of this review and buy myself a Henry Blue. Henry Xtra is absolutely brilliant but a bit on the heavy side. I’m going to rest him in our attic and just keep him for big jobs after any DIY work around our home. Because new Henry Blue is small and lighter he’ll do great around the rest of our 3 bedroom bungalow. We’ve only got wooden floors and tiles so little boy blue should easily glide round the do a great job. We tried other bagless and cordless hoovers over the past number of years. But we returned to using Henry again back in 2018 and without doubt, Henry is the Champion. So easy to use, no worries about having to empty it every time you use it and the filter stays immaculate clean. One Henry Hepa bag would last for months in our home and that’s with daily use. We will never again buy any other Hoover. I’m looking forward to welcoming New Henry Blue. Thank you for and excellent and very helpful review 👏👏👏👏👍
Update: I’ve since sold Henry Xtra and bought a second Henry Blue which is resting in our attic room and will be used to hoover our attic room which is carpeted. So now we have two Henry Blues. As we’ve got all hard floors throughout our bungalow downstairs then using the hard floor brush head really makes hoovering with Henry Blue so very easy. Once again I’m very thankful for the review done on this channel about Henry Blue as we’ve now got the perfect hoover for our home.
I am not particularly skilled w/ youtube messaging, so this is not the correct place for the following comment. My 6 yr old son, PJ, has been loving your vacuum reviews. He has cerebral palsy and we saw your review of the Bissell Featherweight and realized that he can operate it, using his left hand only. He has very little use of his right hand, fingers and arm. I took a cute video, but do not know where to share it. I'll post on your Facebook too. Thanks for the hours of fun! - Heather
Mine arrived yesterday. I'm so impressed! It's a "Pocket rocket" really (And that's from someone who uses a Stihl SE62 Industrial shopvac) it's so handy for dodging around furniture and l was really amazed how it can handle a Henry 909553 Airobrush. It can't half whizz it around. 👍
Just can not beat a bagged machine. 🎩
Hi Roger, the downside of most dry porous filter vacuum cleaners (bagged and bagless) is as the bag fills with dirt and dust it generally maintains suction, but the airflow drops off significantly. Rexair, the manufacturer of the Rainbow cleaning system dealers have a part in their demonstration called, "the mini-vac." This is where they simplistically show what airflow and suction are and why conventional vacuums have these problems.
Great vlog Roger and these vacuums are superb they last a very long time, I have the numatic rsv 150 backpack vacuum latest model very pleased with it best regards to you and everyone out there Mark from Billericay 😀👍🇬🇧
Received a blue Henry today that I purchased direct through the UK website on offer for £119 with the free pro kit. Was currently using a cordless Dyson. The Henry has really impressed me. Such an upgrade from the cordless. The suction on this thing is so much better!. Using the standard floor tool on full suction is so hard to push/pull on low pile carpet so have to open the vent on the handle. The aerobrush is where it shines though. The hose could do with being a little longer though so I've ordered one of them stretchy hoses for it. Can't believe it's took this long to get a Henry. Should have got it years ago instead of the Dyson!
Can get blue light discount too.
We've had our red Henry now for about a week and wow, they are brilliant hoovers. The suction is just so powerful. Funny how whenever you see office cleaners, they always use one of these. So many stories of people having a Henry for literally decades and they just keep going. Another good thing is that the mains lead is really long, so you don't have to keep plugging in in different places when you're vacuuming.
Excellent video you explain things so well 😊
i like the music you pick out in the video
Could you do a video that shows and talks about all of the extra or large accessories/brush heads that can fit on the different neumatic henry, George and other vacuums in this range? I am curious on what heads and attachments you can purchase to go with all of the mid and larger size vacuums in this range or brand like the George and the other red ones.
One thing I noticed on that new floor head on new Henrys and Hettys as I was seeing the demonstration of this very bargain Henry is that there's a very slight difference in hard floor performance as it snowplows less compared to the previous nozzle but, again, it struggles a lot in plush pile carpets so, also I think that nozzle was used in some Dirt Devil canisters, specially when I had one that was basically a Hoover Sonix that lasted less than a year, I remember it used that very similar nozzle, I wonder if it's completely made by Numatic or it's from Wessel Werk
I bought this exact model (in Blue) last year from Argos at £99. Absolute bargain!
Did you see inside the factory last week it’s was all about Henry it was really good
My Henry wash is in same colour. I was going to buy the kit to change it into a dry vacuum but then again might just get this little Henry as not much more expensive than filter, bags, hose and tools (£60 currently). And little Henry would be much lighter too for the car etc.
I’ve priced up bags, filter and tool set from my henry.com to fit the Henry Wash and it came to £68.98, so yes, It’s worth paying the extra for this Henry as you will find it more convenient for dry use.
@@ibaisaic Thanks Roger. Henry ordered!
Bbc inside the factory was on this week they were doing henry vaccums
I Saw inside the factory Last Night greg wallace takes a tour at numatic international factory in chard somerset made in the uk since 1969
Currently (20/02/22) Aldi have Henry & Hetty toy cleaning trolleys on sale for £19.99. Maybe a future video?
Roger needs to do a video where he gets every single numatic he has and Henry’s he used to have he should put a photo of them and tell us about them
First! Didn't expect you to get a blue Henry 160 like it in blue though my school has one
No one cares :/
@@vacuum_collector26 lol
@@FrenchFryCheese04 no-one's laughing also nobody asked you to reply
@@vacuum_collector26 hey nigga
@@FrenchFryCheese04 I can tell your a silly child plus I screeshotted your reply and ibaisaic will still see your racist remark in his notifications
I love my little Henry for the car & stairs but can’t be doing with using the pole and vacuuming floors, it’s so hard work. He’s amazing on the car thigh. Now Rog, do I need a blue one to keep my red one company?
@Mark Forrest l tend to use a turbo rush on mine for carpets, it's easier because unlike the supplied head it doesn't cling like a limpet which means you can work it backwards and forwards easily.
@@Mackeson3 I bought a kit with the 2 turbo brushes in but I sold them, I prefer my Dyson upright for the carpets.
I just bought my blue henry from argos today for £100 returned my vax for pets which had trouble with suction power loss and cleaning out filters every 3 - 4 days it cost £99.99 so i just paid 1p extra lol and exchanged it for this blue henry ( by the way this is my very first henry ) hope it is what everyone says about it . Peace
I visited the numatic factory a few weeks ago and I got one for free! (In blue)
Howww
# Henry Blue I love ❤️ this video
@Ibaisaic Do henry deep clean carpets? Like does it pick up deep dust like shark? It looks like it just picks up dirt on surface. Thanks
That’s the exact same one I bought a few months from Curry’s PC World
i just came across a vintage ibaisaic hoover sign in ebay and thought of you, maybe check it out was a bargain
Brilliant who was the music by
@ibaisaic I just got a Blue Henry 160 and ProKit. I love it! and Please keep up the good work, Roger!
Hay roger can you buy these in the USA for the same discount
DO you know if it takes the same size bags as a normal Henry? I want to buy one but am unsure about this point. Never had a bagged vacuum before.
Yes, it takes regular Henry bags.
@@ibaisaic thank you!
Do you buy it from my Henry?
Wich one noice free vaccum cleaner pls suggest me
Danny hate you are 200 Is A Very Good machine
Little Blue Henry must ave been very hungry
Wait. I have 3 questions for you. Is the 2 wand and handle attach together is too tall for you sir, to me it is too tall. Is that possible to only use 1 wand. I find very unconfortable with a very long wand. Why no telecopic wand. And also why no upright or stick types like other brands like Shark, Dyson, Sebo and Miele. And why most brands except Dyson have click fiting only for wands, hose and main nozzles and also motorised tools. I very confused. I prefer to use a cylinder for floor cleaning and an upright for deep clean and above floor. With Sebo or Miele upright, i scared that my dad with make the small tools fused to the wand or hose. Can i even use the hard floor brush for scrubing the carpet, then the fishtail nozzle for suck it all up with the cylinder carper cleaner. I also prefer not to use an upright carpet cleaner. Very noisy. I am waiting for your reply. Thank you
You can use it with one wand. Some versions comes with telescopic wands but not as standard. Numatic was/is a commercial company and this is also their ‘brand’. They keep things simple so they last for ages. Click fitting would add complexity that probably isn’t needed. I do agree a telescopic should be standard in my opinion. Additionally air powered turbine floor heads are available and I would buy these if lots of carpets but the main floor head is perfect for odd low pile carpets or rugs but works best on hard floors.
If you don't mind third-party products you can get a telescopic wand on eBay for about £10. Make sure it's a 32mm one and it'll fit Henry.
@@Love00Mother00Earth But i live in Singapore, in Singapore is S$. Also can buy in Singapore Amazon the Numatic cleaners. How about the George, can i use the hard floor head to shampoo the carpet cos i need to scrub the carpet. The upright carpet washer is very noisy and i prefer a cylinder carpet washer to clean under furnitures
I have a similar machine to this numatics that have same hose, wand and main nozzle
@@littlehousemolly4676 the tyhoon commercial that dont have a manual cord rewind and the motor is at the bottom on the tub
I wish numatics were that cheap in the US
They are supplied by the Canadian company Nacecare, and Henry 200 typically goes for CA$400-500 here in Canada. That being said, we don't get a great deal on power equipment (ie lawn mowers and snow blowers) and parts in Canada due to it typically being manufactured/assembled in the US
Since when was the standard henry £150!?!?
Wee while now. Like everything recently, prices have gone up. Brexit and the unmentionable virus, maybe?
Hey Ibaisaic Get A 1998 Numatic Henry Plus
My uncle and aunty used to own a Hetty then that broke then the bought a blue henry
Big sound or silent noice
Hey Ibaisaic Get A Numatic Wv470
You would have a stroke of you knew how much Henry costs here in the USA
Shhhht,I know I almost did. About the same as a entry level Miele.
Or worse, in Australia!
Who stocks Henry in uk
Practically any retailer that sells vacuum cleaners including Amazon, Argos, Currys, AO.com, Very and direct from My Henry.
Please can u get a 1999 Henry ??
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For me it's not really worth the money, even though the suction is good it doesn't really "clean" properly meaning getting into the carpet proper or what ever like the shark & Dysons do.
The airo brush does.
@@RJA_World Numatic really should consider making Henry models with Wessel-Werk EBK360 power heads. then you have what Rexair would call "the power of two"
This. Never understood Henry (and equivalent) vacuums. The way they push debris too is something I'm not into.
However, stick a duoclean style brush system on it and it'd be half decent.
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Can't have horse hair in a brush.
Yes you can, it's quite common. There was a TV programme on the BBC a few days ago showing Henry cleaners being made and the manufacturer who supplied the brushes showed how they were manufactured and what they were made from. I have dusting brushes made of 100% horse hair.
The Kirby, Rainbow and fit-all companies for 1 1/4" (32 mm) make good horsehair bristle brushes and in the case of Rainbow the floor and wall brushes and upholstery jet tool use horse hair like the dusting brush.
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