superspread
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Anyone recommend a good Hoover for mainly plastering debris but sometimes other building works ,I don't rate Henry's at all,want something with high suction but not to big to lug about if that's poss.
******* brilliant HenrysAnyone recommend a good Hoover for mainly plastering debris but sometimes other building works ,I don't rate Henry's at all,want something with high suction but not to big to lug about if that's poss.
Meile hovers for me, another example of fine German engineering
We've got one for home and your right the best Hoover ever ,but I've messed up two using them for sucking up small amounts of builders dust,looks like a Henry:huh:Meile hovers for me, another example of fine German engineering
I got a wet and dry Vax years ago from b&q still going strong now only paid £40 and its great :RpS_thumbup:I bought a bagless vax from Argos for £34.99 and it's bloody brilliant, better Than my £250 dyson at home.
Bloody hell who in their right mind would pay that for a hoover!?? :-0Hilti VCU 20. Compact but with the same motor as the larger ones. About £475 + vat.
TonyM:RpS_biggrin:Bloody hell who in their right mind would pay that for a hoover!?? :-0
lets not go down that road again , lol :RpS_lol:Is Henry Hoover a sponsor.......alright I won't go there:RpS_laugh:
Henry for landlord duties and plastering work. Had same one yrs plenty of abuse. Use it bagless. Not sure if that affects it
Bloody hell who in their right mind would pay that for a hoover!?? :-0
Not me. I had the larger Hilti on Fleet Management with them and have just sent it back as the lease period ended. Looking to get the medium Festool in a few weeks. £386 + Vat.
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I'd struggle to part with more than £50 for a hoover for work :RpS_confused: that festool gear is the business tho :RpS_thumbup:
There shite superspread!!!!!
Everyone was winding you up:-0
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Nah ive got one aswell:RpS_thumbup: