A damp mop is fine, but there should never be puddles of water on the surface..
The Henry XL Plus may have a generous capacity and cover large areas, but these features come at the expense of manoeuvrability.It’s fine in open spaces, but we think you’ll struggle to move it around a furnished home.. That said, with the long reach, you don’t need to keep stopping to find a new plug socket.
Although, you do need to be mindful of not running over the swathes of cable, which is tricky in confined spaces.At least the cord rewind makes it painless to reel the 12.5m cord back in.. As with.most Henry cleaners.
, there are multiple wheels so you can steer it in all directions.It’s the floorhead you need to manoeuvre, and the extender pipes and long hose make this a painless task.. We also like the tool storage on the back of the vacuum.
It has space for four tools and an additional parking slot for the floorhead if you need to pause mid-clean.
It provides a tidy solution for storing the cleaner when it’s not in use, too.. Filtration.Unfortunately, the vast majority of vacuum cleaners are no longer made in the UK – even for companies that are based here..
In fact, Numatic is the only major appliance company that still.manufactures its vacuum cleaners in the UK.
The Henry “family” of vacuum cleaners are all built in a factory in Chard (Somerset), including models like Hetty, James and Henry Xtra..Most other vacuum brands manufacture their products in Asia.