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Numatic HVR200 Henry Vacuum Cleaner Red 1200W | 
| Brand: Numatic
Category: Kitchen
Buy New: £88.89
New (15) Used (1) from £72.44
Rating:  78 reviews
Sales Rank: 25
Media: Kitchen & Home
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 22.1
Dimensions (in): 18.3 x 15.1 x 14.7
MPN: KNIHVR200
Model: NU2000
EAN: 5028965242315
ASIN: B00008Z9XZ
Release Date: March 27, 2003
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours
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Product Description
The Henry HVR200 1200 Watt Vac Cleaner is a high performance machine with a 1200 watt motor
- 8 meter long cable
- Unique rewind / storage system
- High efficiency giant permatex 3 stage filtration
- Simple to use / empty microflo dus
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| Customer Reviews: Read 73 more reviews...
Excellent Choice December 22, 2008
Wolfwoman (UK)
I purchased the new Henry as a replacement for our upright Dyson. I am impressed with Henry's performance and am now keenly looking to find a new home for the Dyson. We live in an old house, spanning three floors and what a wonderful job Henry does at picking up all the firt and dust. So much better than the Dyson! The really long cord is great so there is no need to constantly replug it in as you move around the house. We also have pets and Henry clears up the pet hair without a problem! My only niggle is that Hetty is more expensive than the Henry. I would have prefered pink but with a higher price tag plus having to pay delivery on Amazon I opted for Henry instead. Obviously this is not related to Henry's performance just personal preference for colour.
 Seemed great at first but won't last long with a 3-year old around December 3, 2008
G. Bond (UK)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
We bought a Henry three years ago and at first it seemed fantastic - so many 5 star reviews here, in the early days of owning Henry I completely agree with them. However, over time the tubes do wear against each other and loosen which means they have an annoying tendency to fall off for the umpteenth time every few minutes. Also, as a lot of people here have pointed out, although it seems like a rounded hoover should slide gracefully around objects like tables when you pull the cord, Henry tends to get stuck on practically everything and you have to walk back and move it around the obstacle. Also, falls over really easily. Oh, and contrary to other reports on here, the bag needs emptying just as much as any other hoover we've ever owned.
We put up with most of this anyway because all in all it did a good job - however our son's favourite past-time with Henry is pulling out the power cord and then winding it back up again using the spinning handle on top of Henry. Well, it doesn't take long for the cable to get all knotted up within the drum inside Henry and eventually we had such a short cable left that we couldn't really use Henry any more and had to open it up. By the way - I do not recommend opening up Henry to repair the knotted cable - you realise how cheaply the thing is put together!
Needless to say, we're not going to be buying another one. But what shall we buy - had any equally appalling time with Dysons too!
Henry is for life! November 16, 2008
C. A. WILSON (East Yorkshire England)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I cannot fault HENRY, infact I am on my second one. The first one lasted me 26 years and it had fallen down the stairs on several occasions, without a mark on it and still smiling!
Best ever vac November 13, 2008
thebennetts (newcastle upon tyne)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Like so many reviewers before me I have tried every other vac on the market from cheap to Dyson. They've all let me down in different ways, so after reading the positive reviews I decided to get a Henry. I have two young girls and 4 cats and a big 3 storey house so lots of mess, but Henry copes with everything they and my DIY can throw at him. Fabulous design exceptional power and a friendly face....get one every family needs a Henry (or a Henrietta!)
 Hard work on carpets October 29, 2008
Robert Collman (S.E. England)
The Henry has a long hose, long cord that's easy to wind, a powerful motor and is generally easy to use. It could be better on carpets. It doesn't pick up cat fur well and a scrubbing motion is necessary,but it still does a poor job.
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