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Post# 412182   7/29/2019 at 11:40 (1,704 days old) by vacuumdevil (Vacuum Hell )   |   | |
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Greetings vacuum land! I never see much posted about Neumatic vacuums here.
I've been using a Neumatic Henry HVR-160 for almost a month with a TK-286 turbo tool. I'm pleased to say this is really the first canister vacuum with a turbo tool that I felt deep cleaning my carpet. Also quiz to say the bag is almost full and still has no odor! The filtration seems to be pretty good on the basic model despite not having an exhaust HEPA filter. as many of you know I first laid eyes upon it at the VDTA and then signed up to become a dealer. I thought it would be fitting to thoroughly tested before unleashing an army of Henry's on the world. I can't say enough good things about these little machines here's an unboxing video and I'll do another video after a full month of using you and posted soon. Other Henry vacuums I've reviewed. http://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiENBcs2au1YuKbRsB6NjkVQua29mQv0H |
Post# 412195 , Reply# 1   7/29/2019 at 19:29 (1,703 days old) by Blackheart (North Dakota)   |   | |
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They're very nice machines, despite their wattage they have good suction and great airflow. They're also quiet, have a pretty low running cost due to the large and comparably inexpensive bags, they feel sturdy and they're really quite simple. It would be nice to see them introduce a power nozzle version. I'm aware there was an NVH380 that featured a Sebo ET-1 head but I can't seem to find this anymore. Some printed catalogues also list a Harry that could include a wessel werk EBK280 or one of the Soft clean panasonic heads, intended for bare floors. If they'd introduce a model that used a full sized head we may see an increase in their sales. But even as straight suction units they're impressive.
Here's my James 180 and Henry 200-11
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Post# 412320 , Reply# 4   8/3/2019 at 00:21 (1,699 days old) by vacuumdevil (Vacuum Hell )   |   | |
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Post# 412359 , Reply# 5   8/4/2019 at 07:04 (1,698 days old) by Turbo500 (West Yorkshire, UK)   |   | |
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The UK’s finest!
I can’t even begin to describe how common Numatic are over here. You cannot walk down the high street, in a shopping mall, hotel, school or supermarket without spotting some form of Numatic cleaner being used, and they continue to grow in popularity in the domestic market too. I think the no-nonsense approach really works for Numatic. There’s so little to go wrong, which makes them very reliable. I work at a hospital and we have a combination of Numatic and Sebo commercial vacuums. |
Post# 412360 , Reply# 6   8/4/2019 at 07:08 (1,698 days old) by Turbo500 (West Yorkshire, UK)   |   | |
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There have been various Numatic models over the years with power nozzles and for a long time, they were sold as an optional extra. But they never sold well and were eventually dropped completely. Power nozzles have never been popular in the UK or at all on the European commercial market. The only vacuums you can get with PN’s at the moment are Sebo D4 and E3 machines.
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Post# 412406 , Reply# 7   8/5/2019 at 01:46 (1,697 days old) by tolivac (Greenville,NC)   |   | |
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In the Film-Tech website they have a thread about vacuums used in theaters.The Henrys were popular in British theaters."Henry The Hoover" as one called it. |
Post# 413472 , Reply# 9   9/6/2019 at 19:07 (1,664 days old) by EurekaFanSquid (Sacramento, California)   |   | |
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Post# 413479 , Reply# 10   9/6/2019 at 23:49 (1,664 days old) by EurekaFanSquid (Sacramento, California)   |   | |
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