Numatic Henry NRV200-22 - Reviews
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30.8.2011
Really happy with this purchase - it is a very good hoover that has functioned perfectly since being bough (touch wood). The hose is long enough to reach the top corners of rooms where spiders may reside (unless of course you live in a mansion) as well as allow you to hoover the floor without needing to bend down all the time. The wheels are really easy to manoeuvre around - be that on carpet or vinyl flooring. The cable is super long as well - if you plug it in the middle of the floor space on one of your floors of the house you can easily hoover the whole place without needing to unplug and then plug elsewhere.On the minus sides there really are no genuine replacement bags - I have bought the alternatives and they are not at all like the original bag that was supplied.
19.1.2008
At the time of writing this (19-1-08) Amazon is describing this item as including the stainless steel toolkit.It doesn't - it has the grey-painted aluminium tubeset, and a reduced number of accessories in the toolkit.The stainless steel toolkit is 'Kit: A1'This comes with 'Kit: NPH1' (aluminium)You can see the difference in tools on [...] - download the 'cleancare accessories catalogue' pdf near the bottom of the page.The top picture in the pdf ('JV1' toolkit) is actually what you get (same as 'NPH1'). The next pic down is the A1 stainless kit.Numatic says on that page that the standard toolkit is 'A1' (stainless), and shows that toolkit in the images - yet quotes 'Kit: NPH1'
13.7.2006
Oh Henry! How you have exceeded my expectations!I got this vacuum cleaner because my daughter is petrified of vacuums, and therefore I cannot vacuum when she is awake, because she screams the house down, and I cannot vacuum when she is asleep, because she wakes up, so for the past two years I have had problems!The cleaner I had was rubbish and finally kicked the bucket, so I decided I wanted to push the boat out and go Dyson.I surveyed comparison charts and found Dyson was rated 9 or 10 in the list of top cleaners, with this immensely cheaper one at number two.After much deliberation I decided to go with Henry-he was £170 cheaper, seemed to have everything the Dyson did except the HEPA filtration,
12.2.2010
The company i work for use these machines as they are very robust and powerful the suction strength is amazing they last a very long time and have the largest capacity bag ever made in the commercial market if you own pets then get a airo brush this tool operates on airflow suction which turns a small turbine motor in the head very very quickly this tool fits the standard type henrys and numatics but be ware it can cost around £40 and you wiil see a difference when you use it if you use numatics in the right conditions and give it regular servicing you can get 15-20 years out of it i own a henry a ex council machine it is 15 years old and i have a red airo turo brush and i notice the difference
19.9.2014
We've got a Dyson (for the carpeted rooms) and a VAX lightweight for upstairs but I needed something to keep plugged in a kitchen all the time to do the floor. So we got the Henry as it has a 12m lead. It now sits in a kitchen cupboard and comes out a couple of times a day (multiple kids and dogs).The Henry is easy to assemble, intuitive to use and very powerful. It uses bags which I thought I would hate but they are brilliant and cheap. And no dust when you empty it. It picks up more than the Vax and is about the same as the Dyson.However, it is much easier to move around, is lighter and tidy's away smaller and more compact. The kitchen floor is tiled and it covers the tiles easily,
6.5.2008
What can you say about the Henry style vacuum cleaner that hasn't been written. I bought this for my small business because nearly every business I know has one. I asked my professional cleaner which was the best and she recommended one of these as well.There's no gimmicks or gizmos and you still have to change the dustbags but what the heck, they just run forever and don't have problems with pennies, paperclips and other office debris. I liked it so much when I got it I bought another one from the same supplier two days later for my home.I love the simplicity of the machine, two power levels controlled by separate switches,
4.5.2013
These days it is so seldom that anything works exactly as you would hope. I have gone through several vacuum cleaners over the years that cost a fortune to buy, plus a fortune to maintain with special bags or special filters for bagless systems. I thought I would do some research into which vacuums were actually any good rather than fall for some marketing hype.After hours of research I came up with a short list of three, and chose the Numatic (commercial version of Henry) because of recurring high ratings by people who actually own one including several hits on forums for builders who used them (without bags in some cases!)
13.9.2010
Who would have thought I'd be sitting here reviewing a vacuum cleaner!?Sick of having to buy a new vacuum every couple of years, and having worked out that Dysons are pretty, but fragile, I decided to opt for a Henry. And I'll keep it short: it works.It is simple, strong, and will suck the carpet off your floor. It has the longest mains lead I've ever seen, which means I can do the whole house AND my car without having to unplug once. The replaceable bag is the size of a small country, and for the power it has, it's pretty damn quiet. Don't be fooled by what appears to be a measly power rating - trust me, you will not have felt anything with more 'sook'. AND,
9.8.2006
I have had many different types of vacuum cleaner in my time from Dyson to Hoover, bagged to bagless and I have to say that I have had my Henry for two weeks and it is the best vacuum cleaner I have ever had. The suction on it is unbelievable, my floors have never been so clean. I have got real wood floorboards and it gets right into the crevices. Another reviewer said there was a problem with it on carpet but I have found no problem whatsoever. Admittedly it is a fairly flat carpet but it cleans it up lovely. The only drawback to it is that it doesn't have anywhere to store your tools on the machine so you do have to carry them with you wherever you go. The cord length on it is brilliant,
1.12.2012
I have over the years been through many vacuum cleaners. It is so frustrating trying to find one that does good job.Well here he is. Henry. This super vacuum cleaner does exactly what he is supposed to do.He is very powerful. I drag him all over.He came with a couple of clothes bags which are very big and this is great as he takes ages to get full.This also means you are not forever buying bags.He has two settings if you need extra suction, but to be honest he does not really need it.He is a sturdy vacuum cleaner, that will not fall apart after a few knocks and bums.He suction will stay strong for as long as you need it.He has a large filter which just needs s shake when you have to replace the bag,
18.8.2011
After wasting a lot of money on a new vacuum cleaner (a Vax)that proved useless, I was worried about buying another new cleaner without trying it first, so I borrowed a Henry from work for the weekend. It was brilliant. Very powerful (unlike my VAX that had trouble sucking up just about everthing), & nice long flex which is so essential in my opinion plus many handy tools. Needless to say when I handed Henry back that Monday morning I went straight on line & purchased a NVR200-22. The only disappointment when it arrived was that it had dull grey metal tubes not the nice shiny chrome ones as in the picture. Why?? Plus not so many brush heads, but I probably didn't read the description properly.
16.2.2007
In all the offices I've worked in I noticed the cleaners always used Henry, now I know why. I cannot believe the difference in suction power between my new Henry and my old Dyson. Henry comes with two power settings: the low setting is great for getting crumbs off the tablecloth (without sucking-up the tablecloth) and dusting the shelves etc (with the brush head); the high setting is so powerful I nearly have to get my fitted carpet refitted, but it cleans superbly. With my Dyson I had to remove the head and just use the hose to try pick-up the pesky pieces from the carpet (not always successfully). It is easy to assemble, has a long flex, good attachments and is easy to move around.
9.3.2014
We bought a larger version of this vacuum, (the company called it Edward), back in 1989 but Edward finally died after 25 years of faithful service. We were pleased enough with the product to buy another similar but smaller one. The company seem to have made some minor adjustments to the model and although it is smaller than Edward, it has a fairly powerful suction. The wind in cord makes it nice and neat and although its all made of plastic, the hose does seem to last. One of the changes is that the bags are no longer paper. I found them easy enough to fit (with care) but my spouse was not good at it and would tear them occasionally.
29.11.2013
Why did I ever buy a Dyson? This powerful vacuum cleaner just does it all. First thing you notice is it's QUIET! It is particularly good on carpet tiles and hard floors, stairs too no problem, just take off the head piece. Dog and cat hairs come off the stairs easily because you can turn up the suction and get down to the first piece of hose. The bags last for ages. It has a handle for carrying AND a winder for the cable keeping everything neat. It is well made and hardy oh and makes me smile too!My only beef is that the tubes don't stay together if you pull backwards which is annoying. But a couple of pieces of duct tape sorts that out.
26.10.2014
You always see these vacuums being used in offices and hotels, so when my expensive German vacuum cleaner had a small problem that was going to cost over £220 to fix, I thought I'd give a Henry a try. At first, I wasn't too happy using the supplied tools on my deep pile carpets; they just wouldn't glide, but then I bought a turbo brush head and now I can't fault it.There are no gimmicky design features, or electronics on a Henry, so there doesn't seem to be much that could go wrong, but if ever does, spares are cheap and plentiful. OK, it isn't the quietest vacuum cleaner, nor the lightest, but it is very efficient and does exactly what it was designed to do.I only wish I'd bought one years