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Captain_Cuntflaps t1_j8ckzqm wrote

Downsides - really bad design, too top heavy so falls over all the time, stupid smug face will catch on every. single. corner. Then it'll fall over again when you pull it. Metal tube isn't collapsible so useless for cleaning under beds near walls etc. Plastic nozzle prone to cracking. Not actually that powerful so will be even less so at 110v

Source - property manager

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Imaginary_Owl_9755 OP t1_j8croj2 wrote

Mine doesnโ€™t do that and it is very powerful ๐Ÿ˜€

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Penny_No_Boat t1_j8doalz wrote

I have a new one and I love it! I did a ton of research after learning about Henry on r/vacuums (where it is highly rated & recommended). Very pleased with my purchase!

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alias_neo t1_j8e70ze wrote

Not sure what you mean by collapsible but mine can go long/short by pressing a button on the metal pole, telescoping it.

Agree with the top heavy but it's not a huge issue, if it's empty it's light enough to carry around, if it's full, it won't fall over.

As for suction, this thing blows away any Dyson I've ever had (240V UK).

I know you'll know this but for anyone else who doesn't: It's good to give the cotton filter thing a good wash every so often, the air struggled to get through when it's blocked and hinders suction.

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Captain_Cuntflaps t1_j8enbde wrote

> this thing blows away any Dyson

๐Ÿ˜‚ "This thing blows away the worst vac you can buy ๐Ÿ˜‚

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Dennischz t1_j8dz5p5 wrote

You just correctly summarized all the things I donโ€™t like about my Henry. But itโ€™s still a very durable and powerful vacuum-cleaner.

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