I bought this instead of the George as we already have a Henry HVR 200 and this was a fair bit cheaper at the time of purchase (£159 vs around £230 for the George and got the Henry Pro Kit for £30 extra, both at Argos). For curiosity, I tried placing the Henry Wash motor unit on the regular Henry and it fits fine. This may be a useful tip for those who temporarily need beefier suction on their regular Henry as the Henry Wash has a more powerful motor. Our previous carpet washer was the original 3-in-1 VAX canister with "The only vacuum that washes" printed on the body. However, the motor now sounds like a hammer-drill and has lost most of its suction. It certainly had a lot of use over the years, unlike our previous fragile dry vacuum (a Dyson DC08) that was mostly held together with duct tape after just two years!
@Lawson Brysen Thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
I have been given the opportunity to select a carpet cleaner for landing and corridors at the hostel I work at,I feel this is sufficient as it sucks up water if there are any minor leaks in the building and just to refreshen the carpets .
What's the smallest hoover u can think of, it's for my mum who is disabled; weak arms, tires easily. Also love your videos, really helped me buy my hoover.
I purchased a George a few years back soley for carpet cleaning and thought I wish this had been around at the time. After watching your review I think the George is better in terms of the pipes as the shampoo tube is secured to the side of the hose and doesn't have to be clipped on with plastic clips.
I'm happy doing my own thing rather than being paid to plug just one brand. Those shoppng channels are sometimes a bit economical with the truth to get a sale. Glad you like my video though. 😀
Got one today and not overly impressed with the cleaning to be honest, the build quality is great and will last definitely, perhaps a pre wash spray is needed first
Thank you for making this very informative video. I had my Henry Wash for a month and still ccouldn't make head nor tail of the pictogram instructions. Now i have been able to use Henry and have nice clean carpets.
I myself used to own a Henry however mine gave up so had many reliable years of usage from my karcher pressure washer and also my steam cleaner I thought I’d try their t10/1 vac which so far I’m impressed with and I’m currently looking at the puzzi carpet washer as the water tanks are separate
@@123ChrisG no not yet however borrowed a friends karcher and I’ve also used a numatic George I actually prefer the puzzi as the water tanks are separate where as with the George/ Henry wash the clean water tank sits in the dirty water tank so got too be careful when filling clean tank up not too drip dirty water on the area you just cleaned and too empty the dirty water you’ve got too take the hose off where as with the karcher you lift the clear lid then the dirty water tank can be lifted out and empty with out disassembling the machine
Was going to get a George this month after watching one of your reviews on it. But think I would rather this one as I got a Henry turbo vacuum 160 range with extra tools as I got all the stuff still off my old Henry 200A that blew up after many years of faithful service. And my orange vax 6131 also died 4 months ago again after many years of faithful service, but was incredibly hard work especially doing stairs and sofas and rugs (most of my flooring is vinyl and laminate) was like a work out you would be pouring with sweat after it and didn’t have a jet nozzle and upholstery tool is tiny if you used one you know… I think this is more ideal as don’t want hoover bits all over the place, and it looks sooo much better than the vax 6130/6131 range. I used a karcher professional puzzi carpet cleaner in work had jets like the Henry and George and was amazing and so easy.
@@ibaisaic think I am going to go for a refurbished one that’s has warranty seen one on eBay as won’t be used all the time about once every 3 to 4 months for about 2 hours with my old orange vax. Hopefully this will be a little quicker and easier lol
@@ibaisaic I picked one up today on Facebook for £115.00p only been used a couple of times looks new and tools were still in packaging bar the big fish tail head and tubes. All works this one has stainless steel tubes that’s the only difference I noticed. Can’t wait to try it out tomorrow morning lol 😊 The suction and the pump sound far superior to my old vaxs and about 40% less motor noise I think it will be fine for some sofas big rugs, stairs and my mattress in the summer. So hopefully it will last even longer than my old vax. But everything feels solid and more high quality so I feel it will be fine. It’s not as if my carpets get filthy but I do have pets so will always be handy to have around.
Hi, amazing videos, thank you! Can I ask you, I ordered a George and it's in the way, I would like to know if I can use the carpet cleaning accessory to clean wet tiles with some dog hair on it. Im interested because I want to know if I need to vacuum first or I could just use that to clean the tiles.
You can use the dedicated hard floor washing head. You spray solution onto the floor, scrub it in using the scrubbing brush side and then flip it over to suction up the dirty water. You don’t have to vacuum the floor first unless there is a lot of dry dirt on it.
@@ibaisaic thank you! I have a bit of a situation in the hallway when its raining outside, water and some dirt mixed with some dog hair when they come in and I always wait for it to dry, then vacuum and mop it. I was thinking that with George hopefully I can do it all in one operation, I will try your advice!
Tip for great stain removal - dissolve one or two tablespoons of BORAX in hot water and add it to the cleaning solution as a booster. Your carpets will come out MUCH cleaner with this (especially if they were badly spotted or stained), and it works fantastic without adding any extra foam or suds whatsoever.
Hello I'm just wondering what's the difference between motors on the George to the Henry wash I just purchased the Henry wash and waiting for delivery I bought the filter and accessories on eBay saved a fortune I know the power output on the Henry wash is 1060 watts and the George is 1200
stuck an old vax upholstery brush head on to the shaft.Works a dream now on stairs rugs and car. the vax machine is rubbish but tbe Henry is great quality: a Henry brush head attachment for carpets would make such a difference!. Good old honest british engineering...made to last.
hey i was wondering should i buy henry wash or george i am going to use it only for wet cleaning i already bought the original henry for dry and i just cant decide which one of them to buy for wet cleaning can you please recommend one of them?
Really good video. Calm and clear. Re carpet cleaning, could you use the hard floor brush to agitate the carpet with solution, then rinse and dry with the fishtail attachment?
I really loved your demonstration is easy to understand and to follow. Can you please tell if I can use it to hoover a normal floor too? Or is it only suitable to wash?I need something that does both. Specially to clean my dining velvet chair and bed. Does it do 2 in 1? E.G. wash and hoover? Thank you so much
I have a Numatic CT370 but its a older machine from 1994 but it has exactly the same tools as Henry Wash but it does has a handle on the bucket. Its also a bit Like George. Numatic CT370 is also a carpet cleaning machine. And just a dry vacuum cleaner.
I don’t have part numbers. You can buy a complete Henry tool kit from Amazon and a filter and bags to fit a George. You can also buy complete Henry tool kits for less on Amazon, but they won’t be the genuine parts. Here’s a link to the genuine tool kit. amzn.to/3IpIBwa. You can also get a filter amzn.to/3wLrnHh and bags amzn.to/3Tosq8W. By the time you have bought all those to fit a Henry wash, it will probably be cheaper to get a George, especially if it’s on offer.
@@ibaisaic thanks for the info. I was just considering a used Henry wash which may work out cheaper than a George but also opens up scope for either on the used market.
I'm into minimising cleaning chemicals. Having ruined a couple of steam cleaners with hard water do you think a Henry Wash would work without solution but with dissolved washing soda/borax/sodium bicarbonate (any of those)?
Currently my Bissell Revolution, but that may change if I buy something I like better. The Henry Wash or George would be my favourite for all above floor cleaning.
You'rd being misleading when you say "it has no agitation" when you described the fish tail tool. That's self evident as there are no mechanical parts. The idea of course is not simply to spray the cleaning solution and suck it up, but to work the solution in to the pile (thereby agitating) and then suck up the dirty water. This process is repeated until the water is clean.
@@ibaisaic Roger I've been trying to get in touch I've got a box of twindos detergent for you F.O.C and within the box 2 empty cartridges that you can fill with your own liquid detergent or fabric softener. Let me know how I can get this to you please.
I have four small dogs 3 of which are elderly and have accidents now and then and I have one of these bad boys but the shampoo doesn't seem to neutralise the smell I have however I have bought stuff for that called simple solution which says on it that it can be used with shampooers but would it be ok to use in a Henry.
You can use Simple solution in the machine but personally when I have a pet accident, I clean it up using regular shampoo and then spray the urine neutraliser on the carpet and leave it.
So I have just brought one of these and for some reason its spraying water out to the sides of the fin and not down to the carpet. How do I fix this? Is it a valve problem?
Abit late for replying however it’s the jet blocked with grit or dirt. From the manufacturing process. Mine constantly does this and makes carpet cleaning so difficult.
Really good video. Can this Henry be used only for dry cleaning sometimes? what parts do I have to buy for that? or If is there one of the Henry, George range that can be used at times only for drying and other times for washing too? Asking because don't want to buy 2 separate vacuums.
It would be cheaper to buy the George than a Henry Wash and the extra tools it needs. The Henry Wash is designed for wet use only, but you can put in a bag, add a filter from a George or large Henry and any dry cleaning tools you want. The George comes with all the tools you need to use it as a regular vacuum.
I need to buy a new carpet cleaner as I have light grey carpets. Trying to decide on a Cylinder type cleaner (handy for the car) or a Upright. I did have a Vax All Terrain which was fantastic, just wondering how well the cylinders can work as they don't have rotating brushes.
The cylinder or tank type carpet cleaners are much harder work to use on carpets than the upright models and in general do a poorer job as they don't have revolving brushes to dislodge the dirt. A cleaner like the Henry Wash however is better for the car, stairs and upholstery as it has more suction and a longer hose.
Thank you kindly for your reply, I downsized from a 3 story house to a ground floor apartment, so stairs not an issue. I got rid of the All Terrain as it was so heavy to carry up 2 lots of stairs, but now I'm in my new place I wish I kept it :) I did wonder about these cylinder cleaners without brushes so thank you for clarifying that. Although I have only 1 floor I have 3 vacuum cleaners and 2 handhelds, one of those is a Miele Revolution 700, not seen another one like it as although it's a cylinder it has remote control of the vacuum power levels on the handle and also an electric brush which you can turn on and off from the handle. Wonder if you have seen this model personally?
I think I had that model a while ago, but sold it. I still have a later version with the power head and handle controls. Currently Miele don't offer any power head cylinders in the UK.
I thought Miele had a lot of models but Numatic has a ridiculous amount of cleaners that are nearly identical. I don't understand their thought process.
Hi Roger ....need your help if u have time get back to me please. The suction seems to have gone on mine it was working fine felt powerful sucking up the water then just felt as if it had gone limp n it will no longer suck the water up??? Please help!!! Thankyou.
Hi Roger. (late to the party😂) I bit the bullet and brought this the other week (still unboxed) and was wondering if therecwas anything better to of brought that agitated the carpet as you clean? Do you rate it as a really good caroet cleaner for a small home that only has carpet on the staircase and landing with 2 small bedrooms. I've seen your review, and wondering if I've brought right, or should I gibfir something else in your opinion Roger? 🤔
It’s great for carpeted stairs, upholstery and car cleaning but not so good on carpets although if you only have small carpeted rooms, it may be fine. I prefer an upright carpet washer with revolving brushes.
I sometimes make terrible videos, so it's best that people watch them to the end before them thumb up or down. It's nice that people like the videos though, even if they only watch 30 seconds of it.
If you want to make this a wet and dry hoover all you have to do is buy some dust bags, 2 long tubes, 1 curved tube, a nozzle, the hose and the filter for dry use.
Amazon have some models but they are very expensive compared to UK prices. This particular one isn't available in the US at the moment, but the George model is.
Hi Roger! Love your calm, patient detailed demonstration! You could be a staple demonstrator for vacuums on the Shopping Channel! Here’s a mystery I would love to be solved: Why did Numatic’s founder choose the name “Henry”? Was it his late father? Or a tribute to King Henry the 8th? There must be some historical reason this is the name that was chosen. Had it been me, I would have chosen something with a “v”...like Victor!
Exactly. Thats why I adapted a Vax Spinscrub head to fit my George because that 'fishtail' thingy that comes with George/Henry Wash is as much use as a chocolate teapot.
Thank you Roger for doing a brief review of this cleaner. This is a new machine for me, so I'm only just getting used to it! And yes agreeing with your point that you made in your video there are some things lacking which the George has.
Thinking about getting one of these. I already have a Henry, so will the Henry stuff attach to this for dry cleaning? If so I can sell the Henry base unit on it's own and just use the Henry Wash. The only downside is having to keep changing stuff over to switch between dry vacuuming and washing. Might just keep the Henry for dry.
All the Henry tools will fit the Henry Wash. You would need to use the filter from Henry which will also fit providing you have a standard sized Henry and not the compact 160 version.
Hi Roger just a quick question if you Have time to get back to me it would be very helpful I brought a Henry wash today the pump seem to make a awful noise before the solution came out of the end once the solution sprayed through, it stop making it this normal! Thanks
Yes, that’s normal. The pump will be noisy before the water starts to flow through it. You will notice the noise again when you need to refill the solution tank. Never run the pump when the solution is not flowing through it. It’s always best to switch off the pump when you are going over the carpet/upholstery to remove the dirty solution.
as for the vents my 1740 George has all of them, as for the people complaining about the carpet washing "fishtail" tool, a lot of/most professional machines, such as those from Alltec and the like generally only have a standard wand, our ones at work do and the main one is not what you would call a 'small' machine (think more chest freezer!).
They may be effective in a big commercial machine, but in a small domestic cleaner they just don't clean as well as an upright carpet washer with revolving brushes. I may dirty up a rug and do a comparison test to show this.
How would an upright compare with manual agitation with a brush and then George extraction do you think? Obviously the upright would be less work but what about the results, and does the George have better suction and extraction than an upright?
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I bought this instead of the George as we already have a Henry HVR 200 and this was a fair bit cheaper at the time of purchase (£159 vs around £230 for the George and got the Henry Pro Kit for £30 extra, both at Argos). For curiosity, I tried placing the Henry Wash motor unit on the regular Henry and it fits fine. This may be a useful tip for those who temporarily need beefier suction on their regular Henry as the Henry Wash has a more powerful motor.
Our previous carpet washer was the original 3-in-1 VAX canister with "The only vacuum that washes" printed on the body. However, the motor now sounds like a hammer-drill and has lost most of its suction. It certainly had a lot of use over the years, unlike our previous fragile dry vacuum (a Dyson DC08) that was mostly held together with duct tape after just two years!
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@Lawson Brysen Thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Lawson Brysen it worked and I now got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thank you so much, you saved my account !
@Gatlin Thatcher No problem xD
Did the Henry dry hose fit the Henry wash? Only asking as you said you tried the wash head on the Henry. I just wandered what else was compatible.
What a brilliant video! I've just bought one and it's minus its manual. A great help, thank you.
I have been given the opportunity to select a carpet cleaner for landing and corridors at the hostel I work at,I feel this is sufficient as it sucks up water if there are any minor leaks in the building and just to refreshen the carpets .
Fab machine the Henry wash for cleaning hard floors as well as carpets I just got one about 3 weeks ago
I like Numatic Henry Wash, it's a same as the Numatic George Wet/Dry Extraction Vacuum Cleaner but without the dry cleaning tools.
After 11 months would you recommend it ?
As I got a Henry vacuum so don’t need all the dry tools.
What's the smallest hoover u can think of, it's for my mum who is disabled; weak arms, tires easily.
Also love your videos, really helped me buy my hoover.
I think any thing from numatic is worth it's money 💵✔️
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I purchased a George a few years back soley for carpet cleaning and thought I wish this had been around at the time.
After watching your review I think the George is better in terms of the pipes as the shampoo tube is secured to the side of the hose and doesn't have to be clipped on with plastic clips.
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Brilliant demo video, should be employed as an online demonstrator for various auction products!!
I'm happy doing my own thing rather than being paid to plug just one brand. Those shoppng channels are sometimes a bit economical with the truth to get a sale. Glad you like my video though. 😀
Got one today and not overly impressed with the cleaning to be honest, the build quality is great and will last definitely, perhaps a pre wash spray is needed first
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Please. What’s the difference between george gve 370 and ct 370-2. ?
Hi Roger nice machine the box says since 1969 do you have any of the early numatic vacuum cleaners🥂
Thank you for making this very informative video. I had my Henry Wash for a month and still ccouldn't make head nor tail of the pictogram instructions. Now i have been able to use Henry and have nice clean carpets.
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I myself used to own a Henry however mine gave up so had many reliable years of usage from my karcher pressure washer and also my steam cleaner I thought I’d try their t10/1 vac which so far I’m impressed with and I’m currently looking at the puzzi carpet washer as the water tanks are separate
Did you go with the Karcher in the end? If so how was it and would you recommend it? I am choosing between this henry wash and a karcher puzzi. Tia
@@123ChrisG no not yet however borrowed a friends karcher and I’ve also used a numatic George I actually prefer the puzzi as the water tanks are separate where as with the George/ Henry wash the clean water tank sits in the dirty water tank so got too be careful when filling clean tank up not too drip dirty water on the area you just cleaned and too empty the dirty water you’ve got too take the hose off where as with the karcher you lift the clear lid then the dirty water tank can be lifted out and empty with out disassembling the machine
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Was going to get a George this month after watching one of your reviews on it.
But think I would rather this one as I got a Henry turbo vacuum 160 range with extra tools as I got all the stuff still off my old Henry 200A that blew up after many years of faithful service.
And my orange vax 6131 also died 4 months ago again after many years of faithful service, but was incredibly hard work especially doing stairs and sofas and rugs (most of my flooring is vinyl and laminate) was like a work out you would be pouring with sweat after it and didn’t have a jet nozzle and upholstery tool is tiny if you used one you know…
I think this is more ideal as don’t want hoover bits all over the place, and it looks sooo much better than the vax 6130/6131 range.
I used a karcher professional puzzi carpet cleaner in work had jets like the Henry and George and was amazing and so easy.
Both George and Henry Wash are on sale at moment from myhenry.com priced at £199.99 for Henry Wash and £249.99 for George.
@@ibaisaic think I am going to go for a refurbished one that’s has warranty seen one on eBay as won’t be used all the time about once every 3 to 4 months for about 2 hours with my old orange vax.
Hopefully this will be a little quicker and easier lol
There’s an additional 10% off Henry Wash via Numatic's store on eBay now, bringing it down to £179.99.
@@ibaisaic I picked one up today on Facebook for £115.00p
only been used a couple of times looks new and tools were still in packaging bar the big fish tail head and tubes.
All works this one has stainless steel tubes that’s the only difference I noticed.
Can’t wait to try it out tomorrow morning lol 😊
The suction and the pump sound far superior to my old vaxs and about 40% less motor noise I think it will be fine for some sofas big rugs, stairs and my mattress in the summer.
So hopefully it will last even longer than my old vax.
But everything feels solid and more high quality so I feel it will be fine.
It’s not as if my carpets get filthy but I do have pets so will always be handy to have around.
I need something that mops and scrubs hard floors, do you think I should buy this or is there another vacuum that does this?
Hi, amazing videos, thank you! Can I ask you, I ordered a George and it's in the way, I would like to know if I can use the carpet cleaning accessory to clean wet tiles with some dog hair on it. Im interested because I want to know if I need to vacuum first or I could just use that to clean the tiles.
You can use the dedicated hard floor washing head. You spray solution onto the floor, scrub it in using the scrubbing brush side and then flip it over to suction up the dirty water. You don’t have to vacuum the floor first unless there is a lot of dry dirt on it.
@@ibaisaic thank you! I have a bit of a situation in the hallway when its raining outside, water and some dirt mixed with some dog hair when they come in and I always wait for it to dry, then vacuum and mop it. I was thinking that with George hopefully I can do it all in one operation, I will try your advice!
Tip for great stain removal - dissolve one or two tablespoons of BORAX in hot water and add it to the cleaning solution as a booster. Your carpets will come out MUCH cleaner with this (especially if they were badly spotted or stained), and it works fantastic without adding any extra foam or suds whatsoever.
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Hello I'm just wondering what's the difference between motors on the George to the Henry wash I just purchased the Henry wash and waiting for delivery I bought the filter and accessories on eBay saved a fortune I know the power output on the Henry wash is 1060 watts and the George is 1200
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stuck an old vax upholstery brush head on to the shaft.Works a dream now on stairs rugs and car. the vax machine is rubbish but tbe Henry is great quality: a Henry brush head attachment for carpets would make such a difference!. Good old honest british engineering...made to last.
I fitted a vax spinscrub head on mine (George) for carpets. it's much better than that useless "Fishtail" thing that comes with George or Henry Wash.
hey i was wondering should i buy henry wash or george i am going to use it only for wet cleaning i already bought the original henry for dry and i just cant decide which one of them to buy for wet cleaning can you please recommend one of them?
If you don't need it for dry use, the Henry wash is cheaper but works in a similar way to the George for wet cleaning.
Could I use the bag and hose from my Numatic James on this?
Yes, but you would need the filter too.
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Really good video. Calm and clear. Re carpet cleaning, could you use the hard floor brush to agitate the carpet with solution, then rinse and dry with the fishtail attachment?
I really loved your demonstration is easy to understand and to follow. Can you please tell if I can use it to hoover a normal floor too? Or is it only suitable to wash?I need something that does both. Specially to clean my dining velvet chair and bed. Does it do 2 in 1? E.G. wash and hoover?
Thank you so much
It is only a carpet washer
Where do you put your other Henry’s?😊
Great demo - thanks
I have a Numatic CT370 but its a older machine from 1994 but it has exactly the same tools as Henry Wash but it does has a handle on the bucket. Its also a bit Like George. Numatic CT370 is also a carpet cleaning machine. And just a dry vacuum cleaner.
Can i ask what the part numbers were for the dry parts you tested of one wanted to use it for dry also?
I don’t have part numbers. You can buy a complete Henry tool kit from Amazon and a filter and bags to fit a George. You can also buy complete Henry tool kits for less on Amazon, but they won’t be the genuine parts. Here’s a link to the genuine tool kit. amzn.to/3IpIBwa. You can also get a filter amzn.to/3wLrnHh and bags amzn.to/3Tosq8W. By the time you have bought all those to fit a Henry wash, it will probably be cheaper to get a George, especially if it’s on offer.
@@ibaisaic thanks for the info. I was just considering a used Henry wash which may work out cheaper than a George but also opens up scope for either on the used market.
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I'm into minimising cleaning chemicals. Having ruined a couple of steam cleaners with hard water do you think a Henry Wash would work without solution but with dissolved washing soda/borax/sodium bicarbonate (any of those)?
I add a bit of vinegar in mine. Deodorises and cleans a doggy carpet and helps keep the limescale down too.
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Roger I must ask what is your favorite carpet cleaning machine?
Currently my Bissell Revolution, but that may change if I buy something I like better. The Henry Wash or George would be my favourite for all above floor cleaning.
which one is the best in cleaning old satins bissell or numatic? Thanks.
love the start music also happy numatic week with henry
You'rd being misleading when you say "it has no agitation" when you described the fish tail tool. That's self evident as there are no mechanical parts. The idea of course is not simply to spray the cleaning solution and suck it up, but to work the solution in to the pile (thereby agitating) and then suck up the dirty water. This process is repeated until the water is clean.
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Is it possible to remove the face off of Henry Wash?
And will the machine nozzle still be water tight without it.
You can remove the face and it will still be watertight, but Henry will be blind. Do you really want that on your conscience.
@@ibaisaic Roger I've been trying to get in touch I've got a box of twindos detergent for you F.O.C and within the box 2 empty cartridges that you can fill with your own liquid detergent or fabric softener. Let me know how I can get this to you please.
How does the water spray out of the extended attachment for floor cleaning?
Another excellent video Roger, you sounded very professional 😃
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I have four small dogs 3 of which are elderly and have accidents now and then and I have one of these bad boys but the shampoo doesn't seem to neutralise the smell
I have however I have bought stuff for that called simple solution which says on it that it can be used with shampooers but would it be ok to use in a Henry.
You can use Simple solution in the machine but personally when I have a pet accident, I clean it up using regular shampoo and then spray the urine neutraliser on the carpet and leave it.
@@ibaisaic thank you.
Arran (4years old) would like to know how you get the solution into Henry?
I show that in this video. You can only put solution into a Henry Wash or George, not a regular Henry.
Hello roger currently on Amazon the George and the Henry wash are the same price what would you get
I would not buy a Henry Wash from Amazon as it’s £199.99 from Argos.
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So I have just brought one of these and for some reason its spraying water out to the sides of the fin and not down to the carpet. How do I fix this? Is it a valve problem?
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try it in the opposite way, im no expert but do know alot
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Abit late for replying however it’s the jet blocked with grit or dirt. From the manufacturing process. Mine constantly does this and makes carpet cleaning so difficult.
How many vacuums do you have??
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Really good video. Can this Henry be used only for dry cleaning sometimes? what parts do I have to buy for that?
or If is there one of the Henry, George range that can be used at times only for drying and other times for washing too? Asking because don't want to buy 2 separate vacuums.
It would be cheaper to buy the George than a Henry Wash and the extra tools it needs. The Henry Wash is designed for wet use only, but you can put in a bag, add a filter from a George or large Henry and any dry cleaning tools you want. The George comes with all the tools you need to use it as a regular vacuum.
@@ibaisaic thanks for your answer. you mean george wash has all the tools to be used as regular vacuum too? is that right?
Yes.
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I need to buy a new carpet cleaner as I have light grey carpets.
Trying to decide on a Cylinder type cleaner (handy for the car) or a Upright. I did have a Vax All Terrain which was fantastic, just wondering how well the cylinders can work as they don't have rotating brushes.
The cylinder or tank type carpet cleaners are much harder work to use on carpets than the upright models and in general do a poorer job as they don't have revolving brushes to dislodge the dirt. A cleaner like the Henry Wash however is better for the car, stairs and upholstery as it has more suction and a longer hose.
Thank you kindly for your reply, I downsized from a 3 story house to a ground floor apartment, so stairs not an issue. I got rid of the All Terrain as it was so heavy to carry up 2 lots of stairs, but now I'm in my new place I wish I kept it :) I did wonder about these cylinder cleaners without brushes so thank you for clarifying that.
Although I have only 1 floor I have 3 vacuum cleaners and 2 handhelds, one of those is a Miele Revolution 700, not seen another one like it as although it's a cylinder it has remote control of the vacuum power levels on the handle and also an electric brush which you can turn on and off from the handle. Wonder if you have seen this model personally?
I think I had that model a while ago, but sold it. I still have a later version with the power head and handle controls. Currently Miele don't offer any power head cylinders in the UK.
Good machine Roger but I like my cordless bissell at the moment.as well as the big mains one.
I thought Miele had a lot of models but Numatic has a ridiculous amount of cleaners that are nearly identical. I don't understand their thought process.
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Hi Roger ....need your help if u have time get back to me please.
The suction seems to have gone on mine it was working fine felt powerful sucking up the water then just felt as if it had gone limp n it will no longer suck the water up??? Please help!!! Thankyou.
When will be the demo
Now.
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Hi Roger. (late to the party😂)
I bit the bullet and brought this the other week (still unboxed) and was wondering if therecwas anything better to of brought that agitated the carpet as you clean?
Do you rate it as a really good caroet cleaner for a small home that only has carpet on the staircase and landing with 2 small bedrooms.
I've seen your review, and wondering if I've brought right, or should I gibfir something else in your opinion Roger? 🤔
It’s great for carpeted stairs, upholstery and car cleaning but not so good on carpets although if you only have small carpeted rooms, it may be fine. I prefer an upright carpet washer with revolving brushes.
my favorite henry of the week and a lovely video
Gosh, how did you manage to watch all 22 minutes of it in less than a minute.
ibaisaic I think she meant that your videos are always great anyways she didn’t even have to watch it :)
I sometimes make terrible videos, so it's best that people watch them to the end before them thumb up or down. It's nice that people like the videos though, even if they only watch 30 seconds of it.
nah man your videos are always perfect :)
just a vacum
Thank you Roger what a wonderful man
Hudson loves your videos. Thanks
If you want to make this a wet and dry hoover all you have to do is buy some dust bags, 2 long tubes, 1 curved tube, a nozzle, the hose and the filter for dry use.
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The two exhaust vent on the side they have always been like that
Thank u for such a clear demo i think i will get a george instead. X
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Thanks. 💐
Can I use it as an ordinary vacuum cleaner?
Yes, but you need to buy a filter, bags and cleaning tools for dry use. Get a Numatic George if you want to use it as a regular vacuum too.
Nice Video. I think George still beats this cleaner for wet use and versatility. Also I do like your new kitchen floor...
Do a video with this vs a george
Where are Henry’s available for the US?
Amazon have some models but they are very expensive compared to UK prices. This particular one isn't available in the US at the moment, but the George model is.
About 400 US dollars including shipping, but you will need to get an adapter for the electric plug.
Hi Roger! Love your calm, patient detailed demonstration! You could be a staple demonstrator for vacuums on the Shopping Channel! Here’s a mystery I would love to be solved: Why did Numatic’s founder choose the name “Henry”? Was it his late father? Or a tribute to King Henry the 8th? There must be some historical reason this is the name that was chosen. Had it been me, I would have chosen something with a “v”...like Victor!
I believe all the names were based on Kings or other members of the Royal Family, but other names have crept in over the years.
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What I cant understand is how can spraying a stain and immediately sucking it up work? Surely you would need to scrub it
Depends how deep and stubborn is
Why is it blowing dust out while I am trying to clean the carpet
Why doesn’t Numatic make brushes on the carpet nozzle where they need them.
Exactly. Thats why I adapted a Vax Spinscrub head to fit my George because that 'fishtail' thingy that comes with George/Henry Wash is as much use as a chocolate teapot.
@@Mackeson3 you can use a chocolate teapot. Eat it.
Do you mean as useful as an invisible stop sign
I’m probably the only one here to say this but...
He the clean up kid. 😂 💛💚🤍❤️💖💙
Thank you Roger for doing a brief review of this cleaner. This is a new machine for me, so I'm only just getting used to it! And yes agreeing with your point that you made in your video there are some things lacking which the George has.
Nearly 30k subs well done!!
Thinking about getting one of these. I already have a Henry, so will the Henry stuff attach to this for dry cleaning? If so I can sell the Henry base unit on it's own and just use the Henry Wash. The only downside is having to keep changing stuff over to switch between dry vacuuming and washing. Might just keep the Henry for dry.
All the Henry tools will fit the Henry Wash. You would need to use the filter from Henry which will also fit providing you have a standard sized Henry and not the compact 160 version.
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I haven't seen that in the USA.
Can these parts be used on the Henry HWD 370-2? Or are they not interchangeable?
All the parts will fit, but any parts used for washing will not function as the Henry Wet & Dry does not have a pump or solution container.
Не понимаю ваш язык но пылесос мне понравился. Скажите где в Казахстане можно купить его.
Is the carpet not wet after watercleaning?
Great devicel!
Hi Roger just a quick question if you Have time to get back to me it would be very helpful I brought a Henry wash today the pump seem to make a awful noise before the solution came out of the end once the solution sprayed through, it stop making it this normal! Thanks
Yes, that’s normal. The pump will be noisy before the water starts to flow through it. You will notice the noise again when you need to refill the solution tank. Never run the pump when the solution is not flowing through it. It’s always best to switch off the pump when you are going over the carpet/upholstery to remove the dirty solution.
ibaisaic Thanks for getting back to me and for your Helpful Peace of mind!👍
Dose it came with a us 🔌
I was the 10th person to like this awesome demonstration.
What is between Rug Doctor and Henry Wash?
Were to refit ball bearing hood end
It's this better than the George?
No.
Hello do you have it for sale
Hi why do you want to do a big demstroson but. I like hoovers
Can we get these in the United States ?
Not at the moment, but the similar George machine is available from Amazon though it is very expensive over there.
ibiasaic, Did you know there is also a Henry Wet & Dry, it is an exclusive Henry for Argos.
Yes, but I won't be getting that one as it's too similar to Charles.
ibaisaic whats wrong with charles?
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What's the difference between this and the George?
The main difference is the Henry wash does not come with any tools for dry pick up and you have to clip the solution hose to the suction hose.
Where I can buy it in india ?
I don’t know if you can buy this in India. Use google to search the model and you may come up with some suppliers.
What is the song of the title of this VDO please, sorry my 4years keep asked 😂
Sorry I don’t know. It was downloaded on my old computer.
Does anyone else's spray water out sides with the larger attachment?
Yeah gorge has the air thing in the sides
as for the vents my 1740 George has all of them, as for the people complaining about the carpet washing "fishtail" tool, a lot of/most professional machines, such as those from Alltec and the like generally only have a standard wand, our ones at work do and the main one is not what you would call a 'small' machine (think more chest freezer!).
They may be effective in a big commercial machine, but in a small domestic cleaner they just don't clean as well as an upright carpet washer with revolving brushes. I may dirty up a rug and do a comparison test to show this.
Why do you love hoovers
Imagine if everyone who watched this subscribed to your channel
How would an upright compare with manual agitation with a brush and then George extraction do you think? Obviously the upright would be less work but what about the results, and does the George have better suction and extraction than an upright?
Do you have to use the nuchem chemical or can you use a different shampoo?
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