Henry Quick Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner, HEN.100, Up to 60 Mins Runtime, Dust-free Emptying, Powerful Cleaning, Interchangeable Battery, Lightweight, Red

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And besides, I’ve never mounted any stick vac to my wall because the one time I tried, I hit a mains cable with the drill and blew up the house. We only supply the machine with the FULL KIT, we do not remove any items as some other internet retailers do.

The Dyson V12 Detect Slim and Dyson V15 Detect are even better options, but they are much more expensive. As previously mentioned, I am a little gutted at how heavy this vacuum is as I was really keen to use it in my car, but unfortunately, it's just not designed for that. For your hard to reach places, handheld vacuums are great to get into those fiddly areas where a full size vacuum can't reach. Most of what wasn’t captured was mushed and spat out by the vigorous brush; nothing a few follow-up passes can’t handle. Read next: The best vacuum cleaners that deal with pet hair How effective is the Henry Quick at vacuuming stairs?But when we heard they’d created the Henry Quick Stick Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, we knew we had to test it out. At the standard suction setting the Henry Quick quickly mounted the first line of Cheerios, and proceeded to gobble a good amount: 22g of a 26g spill. But even without it, the Henry Quick is tall enough for even tall people to use it without stooping. Simple to swap, charge and replace, Hetty Quick’s detachable, lithium-ion battery delivers up to 60 minutes of powerful, cordless cleaning. You’ll often see Henry hanging out with his mates on a building site because every building site has one.

If you're after a cordless vacuum that's cheaper than a Dyson with a brilliant runtime and cleans well, this could be it.You won’t notice the weight when using it with the floor head but you might find it a strain on the forearm when using it above head to sweep dust off shelves, etc. You’ll usually attach the floor brush to the other end of the stick, but you could instead fit the crevice or combi-tool to reach hard-to get places, whether down low or up high. It’s hard to complain about the lack of extra attachments because you’d pay a lot more for a Dyson with its hard floor and mini motorised brushes.

Annie used this vacuum to clean her living room, kitchen, bedroom, hallway, and bathroom, daily or several times a week. I was very intrigued to test out this vacuum, more so because it had a better runtime than my mum’s Dyson stick vacuum, which she’d paid double the amount for. The vacuum motor and collection bin are contained in a single unit, which also contains the handle and the operating controls. Swapping the floor head and extension wand for the combi tool, and getting down on my hands and knees, saw the cereal shoot into the vacuum.The MicroFresh Filter with activated carbon helps neutralize pet odours, ensuring a fresh and clean environment. There’s one way in which the Henry Quick is significantly different to most cordless stick vacuums and that’s the requirement to use disposable bags to collect all the dirt. Just something to consider if you are less able or if each of your rooms has a different floor type. Of course if you have a particularly mucky job for Henry, the power boost button can be activated, but this does seriously drain the power.

Derek (aka Delbert, Delvis, Delphinium, Delboy etc) specialises in home and outdoor wares, from coffee machines, white appliances and vacs to drones, garden gear and BBQs. It comes with two accessories: a crevice tool and a combination tool, the latter comprising an upholstery nozzle and a retractable dusting brush. You can tell Numatics has tried to think how it can make this item stand out compared to its competitors, and I definitely think the runtime, it being a bagged vacuum (you either hate it or love it), and having a very large capacity are ways that's been accomplished. You’ll find out soon enough, though, that the built-in handle is uncomfortable to use and the extension gives you more options for gripping it in different ways and holding the vacuum at different angles. The Henry Quick was tested on its ability to vacuum up dust, dried mud, long hair, porridge oats, sock fluff, crumbs and glitter.You might assume the Quick is Henry’s answer to the cordless Dyson, but look closer and you’ll realise there are more similarities with the Halo Capsule than, say, Dyson’s V11.