Description
Rips and tears in your vacuum bag can be a thing of the past with these Numatic dust bags. Manufactured with durable polypropylene material, they are strong and hard wearing. These Henry hoover bags work to maintain clean and hygienic environments, with them proven to be fourteen times more effective at retaining dust and dirt particles compared to standard paper bags.
How to use:
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Make sure your device is unplugged and then open your vacuum cleaner’s chamber
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Check the bulging of the bag – if there is bulging at the bottom of the bag, then it is ready to be changed (be careful not to allow the bag to become too full as it may burst the bag and cause dirt and debris to escape)
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Gently remove the Henry Hoover Bag
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Dispose of the full vacuum bag in the appropriate waste bin (do not be tempted to reuse the bag – they are intended for single use only and their performance will decrease)
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Attach a new Henry Hoover bag, making sure that it is the appropriate fit and it properly secured
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Close the vacuum chamber
Key features and benefits:
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Large 9 litre capacity
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Highly effective at trapping dust and dirt particles (14 times more effective than paper bags)
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Supplied in convenient packs of 10
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Suitable for use in a large array of Numatic models
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Rip and tear proof
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Made with durable polypropylene materials
These Henry hoover bags are supplied in packs of 10 and are appropriate for use with the following Numatic series:
AVQ250, AVQ380, Hetty HET200, Harry HHR200, Henry Xtra HVX200, Henry Micro, HVR200M, NQS250, NQS250B, NVQ200, RSV130, RSAV130, Henry Professional, HVR240, Henry Cordless HVB160, Henry Allergy HVA160, Henry Compact HVR160, Henry HVR200, Hetty Compact HET160, James JVP180.
Henry Hoovers
Henry is a British vacuum that has been around for over 30 years. Its most notable features are its eyes and mouth, which make up the face on top of each unit as well as in some variations such as Hetty or Harry from where they get their names! The model range includes different models designed specifically to meet your needs whether you're cleaning carpets at home or offices across town - all with an eye-catching design perfect for branding purposes too thanks not only because it sells but also due to how popular this product continues being today despite never having any advertisements whatsoever by Numatic International themselves.
Henry Hoovers History
In 1969, Chris Duncan launched Numatic with a need for rugged and reliable cleaners to clean the inside of boilers. He started by using an oil drum as his prototype - it worked so well that he ended up ordering 5 thousand more! The two-inch threading on Henry models' noses still uses this same tradition today.
In the mid-1970s, a salesman and Duncan were bored at their trade show during an event. They dressed up one of these current commercial cleaners with ribbon decorations on it to make them look more appealing for children who needed help cleaning off play areas after themselves or others had done dirty work there before coming back into society again (like doctors). The next day people noticed what they thought was funny since most didn't know about Henry's past life as simply "the hose connector." After being asked by advertising company workers if he would like his name associated with this new promotion campaign; we all know him today - bright smile included!
Henry is a vacuum cleaner that's been around since 1981. It was the first of its kind to use large-capacity microfibre dust bags known as HEPA-FLO, which are more durable than paper and can retain dirt much better! Office cleaners would talk to him during night shifts when they were bored because he kept them company while others slept or did paperwork--it may not seem like much but now and again something big happens in this world (like an invention) without meaning to...
The name "Henry" is an example of creative alliteration. This was achieved through the use refer back to its origin as well as combine two common words in a catchy manner, which makes it easier for people to remember what they are called-the hoovering machine! The company has been selling these appliances since 1981 with over 10 million units worldwide by 2017, but sales have increased by at least one million per year since 2021...
Henry's face was originally printed on the body, but in some markets, it may be considered dangerous as children might play with them (although there have been no incidents). So now they are separated by a removable plate that can easily come off-- introduced in 2012.
In 2014, still the company's sole owner and ranked #96 on Management Today's Britain Top 100 Entrepreneurs list with a worth of £103 million. In 2021 this had increased to about £150m.
