Henry Xtra Bagged Cylinder Vacuum, 9 Litre, 620 Watt, Red

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The main negative with the Xtra is that it’s fairly heavy and not the best vacuum for cleaning stairs, but it does have many positives. As well as all of the tools you get with the regular Henry, Henry Xtra has two additional floorheads – one with a rotating brush for carpet, and the other is more slimline and best for hard flooring and tiles. The AiroBrush is a specialist floor tool that is great for tackling pet hairs and removing tough dirt and dust when carpet cleaning. Lighter weight – This is very important as it makes the head far easier to move around the room, making vacuuming far less tiring. These slot in and out of one another with ease and I often take the whole pole off and use the adapter to connect things directly to the hose if I don't need the part of the pole that has the suction control.

All mess, allergens and other nasties and well and truly trapped in his added-capacity, high-efficiency HepaFlo bag. And, there is so much rotation and flexibility in the various attachments that you really can get to every nook and cranny in your home. This worked much better on the luxury vinyl tile in my kitchen and bathroom, and the wooden flooring in my spare room.Henry Xtra comes in a cardboard box with two reinforced card inserts to cradle his bottom and bonce. Item number 4JAK7 The large 9 litre dust bag means this Numatic International Henry Xtra Bagged Cylinder Vacuum Cleaner can take plenty of hard work in his stride. With 50 per cent more room in the tank and some additional tools to boot, we wanted to find out whether 'extra' was a worthy moniker. AiroBrush easily picks-up stubborn pet hairs from carpets and stairs, using Henry's powerful airflow to operate the turbo brush, actively lifting hairs from the carpet fibres. The suction is amazing and while it doesn't have lots of high-tech features, if it is good enough for professional cleaners, it is good enough for us.

Of course, Henry Xtra also boasts Henry’s iconic, neat and tidy shape (as well as the on-board tool storage and trouble-free cable rewind). He also boasts an Airo Brush that removes stubborn pet hairs so can tidy up after your four-legged friend and get a really deep clean.The Henry Xtra's engineering means while you probably shouldn't suck up loads of rubble with it, he does happily cope with small chunks of brick. The brand's fuss-free approach to design (bright red face aside) means they are often up there with some of the best vacuums in the UK. Henry Xtra also boasts a whopping 9L capacity — seven times more than many bagless vacuums — so forget stopping, replugging and restarting. They are a lot more secure which helps to ensure that dirt and debris does not escape, much like the filter.

But I certainly find it less obtrusive than some vacuums I have tried, so decided to get out my decibel app to confirm.The Numatic Henry Xtra comes with an enhanced TriTex filtration system which does a great job of getting rid of dust particles. The hard floor brush is a bonus when cleaning hard floor surfaces, just one part of the comprehensive accessories included. My office has a wooden floor with a thick pile rug, so using the combi tool here makes sense for a quick clean.

This is another beauty of the Henry range — it is very easy to work out what goes where and everything fits together nicely without the need for tools. So if pet hairs or stubborn hairs are clogging up your carpets, the AiroBrush is a good weapon to have in your arsenal.For those delicate operations — shelves, ornaments and picture frames — the Dusting Tool won’t let you down. Other than that, he might need the odd wipe down and dusty hoses and tubes can be hand-washed and dried. The current generation of Henry Xtra vacuum cleaners does not have a carbon filter fitted to the machine. BNPL is an interest bearing option that allows you to delay payments on your purchases for up to 12 months depending on how much you spend.