Wet and Dry Vacuum Cleaner 1250W, 20L Stainless Steel Tank, Blow Connection, 4 Castors, Ø 36mm Suction Hose + Extension, Floor Nozzle, Filters TC-VC 1820 S

Fantastic wet and dry vaccumme cleaner at a remarkable price. I've really pit it through its paces it is a real workhorse undaunted by any task. From picking up kitchen spills to cleaning leaves and litres of water from the swimming pool cover it never falters. It is sturdily built yet lightweight has a powerul suck and blow action and I loved it so much I bought another for my Mum.

Excellent, needed a hoover that actually sucks stuff up especially cat hair. Easy to assemble, easy to move, not the longest cord but suitable for my needs which is hoovering the carpets and rugs in my house, this is quite noisy but the hoover is powerful and took half the time it normally does so I'm not complaining, picked everything up including cat hair really really well. My carpets look clean so I'm very happy with this hoover.

This vacuum cost me only £52 delivered and the 4 star rating relates to value for money. If cost were to be disregarded it might merit a 1 or 2 star rating. It weighs less than 5 kilos - 11 pounds - and is flimsy, I would not consider this in a working environment, I use it in my garage and at 79 years old am slow and careful, even a robust larger dog or child might easily damage it. (It only cost me £52 by the way). The stainless steel body is very thin and will easily dent, all the plastic parts are thin & of dubious quality, I expect to be using adhesives to repair something eventually. It has castors and is very light to tow around chasing dirt & debris. but they could easily be broken, but for £52?? It has a 1250 watt motor and has very good suction and, importantly for me, the hose can be connected to the air exit to become a very powerful blower. Leaves are blown against our garage doors and it is satisfying & quicker to blow them out to be shoveled into the bin. It also blows down spiders webs from all the hard to get high points. And for £52?? A Henry or George or a "Shopvac" would cost more than double the price and I am happy this will last me out but rueful to have seen as I logged on that this model was for sale recently for only £42!!!!

I purchased this to replace a Henry that had just given up the ghost like my last Henry. I am an electrical mechanical engineer of many years experience. I took both Henry's to pieces to repair them but they are built no to be repaired. There is a circuit board that you cannot get so both are write offs. They served me many years so I'm not complaining but things should be built to be repaired. I have an Einhell orbital sander that has packed up twice. Took it to bits, cleaned the switch contacts and worked again for another year when I had to do the same again. Einhell are cheap, a third the price of a Henry vacuum. So cheap and cheerful. But blow me does it have power. It's the strongest suction I've ever experienced in a vacuum. It comes with a huge paper dust bag at least twice the volume of a Henry and are easily available £8.99 for five replacements. If you are cunning like me, you can use a: your Henry cord to extend the einhell cord and if you wrap gorilla tape around the top of the Henry pipe to size, you can use all your Henry attachments as well because the einhell ones are plastic and cheap (but functional). An interesting extra is if you attach the hose to the top outlet, it becomes a pretty powerful leaf blower and you can't do that with a Henry. As I said, suction is unbelievable. Built quality of the main unit is good, runs well on its wheels and it's also a wet vacuum so I expect to use this on blocked sinks if needed. I am a skilled electrical mechanical engineer by profession and was an expert for BBC Watchdog and Rogue Traders for some years and sworn to honesty. I tend to research a product drilling down into the quality and value of the item before I buy. I am not paid for my reviews and have no personal gain from them. I have no difficulty recommending this item. What's not to like. Go buy!

My reliable vacuum sidekick of many years (the one with the face) had sadly bitten the dust, so a new vacuum was required. Trawling through many reviews, I was looking for something with similar power, but not quite as costly. Einhell it is. It was the multi-use of dry and wet hoovering that initially won me over, as we are with child and pets, therefor many accidents happen! Had the Einhell vacuum for a couple of months so I feel I can give the verdict after a fair few uses: It is an ok vacuum. Plus points: - Very light, it’s easy to carry around and also manoeuvres nicely on its own, - good multi-use functionality: wet, dry and blow - good accessories, especially the silicone nozzly bits on the hoover bottom - great for getting pet hair out of rugs, Minus points: - the hose is too stiff, and makes it difficult to get into bends and awkward corners, - the lead is rather short, but can be helped with an extension lead, - the part that is supposed to hold the cable… We just wind up the cable and push it through the holder at the top - accidentally hoovering up something slightly too large will clog it where the hoover hose meets the hoover (I’m sure there’s a technical term for that), - not good if you have rabbits and need to hoover up hay or sawdust accidents - easily clogs. Overall, the Einhell is alright, could be slightly better though.

Brilliant vacuum cleaner, good suction and the tools were easy to use. Strong suction with a long enough hose to deal; with most areas of cleaning. Very noisy but very effective.

I bought this vacuum for my garage, and it’s been an absolute nightmare from day one. • The cable is far too short, which means I constantly have to switch plug sockets just to cover a small area. • It’s so lightweight that it keeps toppling over every time I move the hose even slightly. • When it falls over (which is often), the whole thing shuts off, and I have to stop, pick it up, and start again—completely interrupts the job. • The hose is ridiculously stiff, and as you try to maneuver it, it ends up yanking the whole vacuum over again. Honestly, I regret buying it. It’s more of a battle than a cleaning tool. I should have stuck with my old vacuum brand I had before, it was far more stable and reliable. This one has been nothing but a waste of money and patience.

Still using it.