Mostly focusing on home fragrance and sleep, as well as a few vacuum cleaners, I've tested pretty much every item you can think of that you need in your home. I will say that it does have the dad seal of approval, as my parents are very happy going from their older Dyson to this.

Despite falling behind on suction, something in the balance of how the cleaner works makes it good at its job anyway, only falling down in testing when faced with our tricky Cheerio spillage on hard floor. You might want to switch this off when vacuuming certain soft flooring spaces, depending on the pile of your carpets and rugs. Instead, it has a simple ON button, a separate button to engage the spinning brush head when required and a third power boost button, all in the same area. Laura tested the vacuum on a mixture of carpet and laminate floors, rugs, upholstery and fleece pet bedding. If your Henry Quick Stick is struggling to pick up dirt it used to or the suction seems to have dropped, that's a sign the pod needs replacing.Just something to consider if you are less able or if each of your rooms has a different floor type. At Avern Cleaning Supplies, we offer a variety of domestic vacuum cleaners, including the renowned Henry range from Numatic and other trusted brands like Sebo. Henry Quicks powerful, motorised brush head easily tackles stubborn dust, dirt and pet hair on carpets, hard-floors, stairs and furniture. The long and short: Use the Henry Quick on hard floors with Boost Mode on for a more thorough clean.

Although it’s marketed as a lightweight vacuum, it does feel a little on the heavy side and feels bulky when used as a handheld. One thing to note is that on your first carpet/rug clean, you might find that you have to toggle around with a few different modes and settings to find the right one for your soft flooring type as there's not really a one-size-fits-all. Capacity: 1 litre | Runtime: 70 minutes or 16 minutes in power boost mode | Charge time: 150 minutes | Suction: 25. It’s a cleaner emptying experience than on most cordless vacuums and its push-to-open mechanism is simpler to operate than the clip on the Halo Capsule. One is for targeting small spillages, or for cleaning upholstery, and the other has a brush for cleaning hard surfaces.Henry Quick's powerful, motorised brush head easily tackles stubborn dust, dirt and pet hair on carpets, hard-floors, stairs and furniture. On the weekend she loves whipping up new recipes in the kitchen and spending time with her friends and family. Open the box and you’re faced with a set of parts that will be familiar to anyone who’s previously owned a cordless stick vacuum. It also collected a shedload of dust and other stuff I couldn’t see and it didn’t snowplough larger items on the hard floor like some vacs I’ve used.

My entire flat has hard flooring, so it was imperative that the Henry Cordless vacuum could cope with cleaning up messes on hard flooring.The roller is easy to remove from the floor head for cleaning and it has ridges in the moulding that make it easy to get a pair of scissors between the roller and any trapped hair.

Simple to swap, charge and replace, Henry Quick’s detachable, lithium-ion battery delivers up to 60 minutes of powerful, cordless cleaning.

I had a Henry for 25 years before lobbing him on a skip, but only because I review so many vacuum cleaners I knew I wouldn’t need him any more.