I was diagnosed with autism 2 years ago. I’ve always had it but wasn’t diagnosed until then. With me having autism, I have a mindset of a 8 year old, and I’ll be turning 32 in October. I have to say that I’m obsessed with vacuums.

I don't usually comment on this channel, but I do want to say that I have been watching your videos since I was a kid and it was very validating to hear you bring up autism and the unexplainable obsession with vacuum cleaners. I (and I assume many others) have been in the same boat. My interest in vacuums has been slightly on and off since I hit my teenage years, but it's always been there in the background, and it will occasionally come back in full swing. I still can't FULLY explain why, but I think there's something satisfying about a well-built vacuum, and it's always just interesting to see how many vacuum variations there are. There's something special about every vacuum and it's fun to get into. Not trying to get too personal here, just wanted to say that I appreciated you bringing that up. I always get a little embarrassed about my interest in this stuff, and it was nice to see somebody a lot older than me express being in a similar situation!

I’ve been using a Henry reach at my Tuesday work experience and he’s brilliant I never get out of using him.

My grandad has the same model henry as this one and still works amazing and i use it every sunday at his house and make sure its taken care of

I was so young and you was my first person I watched in KZfaq about vacuums and I carried on liking vacuums still your the best I have learnt so much from you from the past

I like the sound of this era of Henries. The slow startup is so nice.

My cousins use a cordless henry stick vacuum but also have a classic henry (and a disused dyson cylinder) in the attic, the former is what I use to keep the attic dust-free. It's clearly beaten up with dried paint, a missing pole and a suspicious wiring job on the plug socket (there is DIY tools next to Henry so he's clearly had a hard life). Hopefully I can replace the hepa-flo bag sometime soon, I own a George at home and have really come to like Numatic vacuums.

Numatic vacuums are the best, hands down. Keep your bagless bells and whistles sharks and dysons. Henry is the best!

I love the british 50hz hum the motor makes

On that Henry you can also put a 3d face on it since it has those two little things above the eyes

They’ve had Henry’s from 1999-2006 before this that manuals 10 years older than the machine

Just goes to show Henry’s are bomb proof ❤❤

Hi Roger, the black filter looks like it’s from a cooker hood, I’ve just changed mine recently and it looked exactly like that! 😊

That random cable has a IEC C13 connector.

A lot of cleaners don’t care about emptying vacuums or changing bags as it isn’t their own ! Also looks a better quality dusting brush than the one supplied now.

I have a 2012 Henry and it’s autosave what a coincidence😂😂😂😂😂

I was just watching that DC40 video this morning!

My Henry is from 2006. I absolutely love him and hope he sees me through to my demise lol.

Reference to the end, if you are going to pack a spare hepa-flo bag, don't forget your TurboCat as well.

All of my dry vacuums are bagged, including my new wet and dry utility vacuum. My Rainbow is the only bagless machine that can easily be the best overall machine anyone can have, but there are some caveats like the maintenance after and filling the water basin at the beginning. I would typically rather have bags in my vacuums that aren't Rainbows whenever possible and necessary but they still can make a mess billowing clouds of dust and contaminants back into the room when replacing them, it doesn't matter the machine and can also get as nasty if not more so if the bag fails in it like it did in my central vacuum cleaner. Bagless machines are supposed to be emptied after each use or multiple times during use if they go beyond the full line. If cared for in this fashion, they can actually smell much cleaner than the incubators that can be bagged machines. Also, when emptying a bagless machine, you open the bin carefully and gently set the dirt inside. You don't hold it feet above and push the button, dropping the debris like so many including you and Performance Reviews do. Bill of VacLab has a video on how to do this. I like the idea of Numatic vacuum cleaners as they are relatively simple yet reliable and durable machines. There typically isn't any unnecessary parts to them like you find on Miele, Sebo and Lindhaus machines and more or less can be fixed by the end user. The cable in the bag has an IEC 60320 C13 (female) connector that plugs into an IEC 60320 C14 (male) connector.

I wish they still made the Autosave

I was thinking about a robotic Henry like the robot vacuums but a Henry instead I was thinking

Cool

The cleaners probably swap the vacuums around. Not suprised the WDL520 is gone it was already almost 10 years old when u filmed it back in 2016

Can you show the Vintage hoover 638

The hose is a replacement the conical hose was introduced after the EU Regulations when this model was discontinued

I always call it a kettle lead

That black filter is from a cooker hood or what ever it’s called

I wonder how long it will take for that PCB to go 😂

Vacuum watched

Wehn did you make are washing machine Video againe

O level

My heprfo bag exsprodeed 😮

Anyone here want to buy a electrolux 560 I fully Stripped and restored it around a year ago, and I have replaced only the speed control since,and it’s literally been used around a dozen times since,and the bag is about half full… I am a service engineer,so it has been done to a high standard,and has also been de suppressed Leave a comment t if you are interested-I am near Swansea and pick-up would be appreciated.

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Uhhhhhh electric head wire 😢

Anyone who hasn't followed my channel yet, my friend, Oliver has one of these

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I think it may be inborn just as our sexuality. My Mom couldn’t get me to nap unless I could vacuum the hall. We had a Rexair Model C before they became Rainbow. Many of my friends that are into vacuums talk about their early childhood obsessions. I knew what kind every relative had as well as our neighbors. When I’d go to my Grandparents house i immediately got out the Kirby 517

9:40 furries I bet could do this no problem. they have made real life protogen fursuit heads with full emotions (Example here: watch?v=yMvYlebpRRo). theoretically it's very simple. make the screen and design the preprogrammed responses, pair it up with a pressure switch or airflow sensor to the CPU to trigger the appropriate response based on what the sensor is detecting. in practice this will be very tricky to make it look good, and the exposure to dust and dings and rough handling, etc.