First4Spares Premium HEPA Filter for Numatic Henry Hetty, George, Basil Charles etc Tub Vacuum Cleaners - The New Generation of Henry Filters

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First4Spares Premium HEPA Filter for Numatic Henry Hetty, George, Basil Charles etc Tub Vacuum Cleaners - The New Generation of Henry Filters

First4Spares Premium HEPA Filter for Numatic Henry Hetty, George, Basil Charles etc Tub Vacuum Cleaners - The New Generation of Henry Filters

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Tip: We recommend cleaning the filter outdoors. This prevents the loose dust and other allergens from being spread around your home. Step 2: Tap Off Dirt and Dust No, Henry filters should not be put in the washing machine. Water can clog the filter and they aren’t designed to withstand a wash cycle.

I measured the raw power of the Henry Allergy HVA160 at a massive 402AW, dropping to only 281AW with the vent open. That’s about the same power as the Stihl SE 33 wet and dry cleaner, and a lot more powerful than the Shark CZ500UKT. This is a premium compatible part that has been expertly designed for use in medical surroundings. Use around the home stops dust from re-entering the air. A god send for those with allergies. If your vacuum cleaner has a HEPA filter then it will keep hold of dust that is less than 1 micron in size.

This is a more expensive material than normal filters which is why you will mostly have to pay a bit more for a vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter but the benefit is significant because you can be safe in the knowledge that it will capture and retain everything it takes in. How do you clean a HEPA filter? Related Article: Where Are Henry Vacuums Manufactured? Frequently Asked Questions Can You Use Water to Wash a Henry Filter? If you haven’t cleaned the filter for a while, you’ll immediately notice how dirty it’s become. The more dirt collected on the filter, the less suction your Henry can generate.

Cleaning the filter on your vacuum cleaner at least once a month is recommended to ensure that there is no loss of performance and it is still collecting all of the tiny particles that it is made to do. The Henry Allergy HVA160 adds boosted HEPA filtration to the mix, preventing any harmful particles from escaping into the wild. If you have a home with allergy sufferers, then it’s an excellent choice. Design and Features Henry Allergy has just one power setting but you can adjust the suction to some degree by swivelling a valve on the head of the suction tube. But here’s the rub… While the valve helps dial down the suction, there’s still way too much of it when used on a carpet, even with the bristles raised. It’s not terrible but it just takes extra effort to push and pull it across the carpet. Put another way, it doesn’t glide across carpet like a Dyson or a Shark. As Henry filters aren’t washable, they occasionally need to be replaced. Henry filters are widely available – just make sure you buy the right filter for your model. Henry Hoover filters can’t be washed with water. Instead, you should remove as much dust as possible by tapping off the loose debris into a bin, then vacuuming the filter with another vac. If you don’t have another vacuum, then a soft (dry) brush can be used to remove dirt.Unfortunately it’s not a regulated market so be wary of any marketing material that states anything such as “HEPA LIKE” or anything like that. Vacuum cleaners are unhygienic machines! Make sure you wear gloves when cleaning a filter to keep your hands clean. You may also want to wear a face mask to avoid breathing in dust and other small particles. Step 3: Vacuum Both Sides of the Filter



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