give the vacuum a full clean to resolve any blockages.

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.

The Henry Xl Plus has a two-stage filtration system that uses standard fabric filters.SEBO and Vorwerk also manufacture at least some of their vacuum cleaners in Germany.. Summary.

Gtech is a popular vacuum cleaner brand with headquarters in the UK.All of its products are currently manufactured in China, although the company have stated their intent to move at least some of its manufacturing back to the UK.. We’re big fans of Gtech vacuum cleaners here at SpotlessVacuum.co.uk.

The AirRam Mk2 is a brilliant vacuum for the price – especially if you don’t need above floor cleaning – and we think the Multi Mk2 is one of the best handhelds on the market.. With that said, Gtech is not the right option if you’re looking for a vacuum cleaner that’s manufactured in the UK.If you want a UK vacuum, then take a look at Numatic models.