We've always had the original floor tool. It's served us well. I have to say though, that AiroBrush looks tempting as our Husky as gone into full moulting mode.
I know what that’s like, my dad use to have a Samoyed and you didn’t leave the house without wrapping sellotape around your hand and giving yourself a brush
I have a range of heads for my Henry and as I have mainly hard floors I tend to use the original one the most but I have a few area rugs that the brush tool does the perfect job on.
Hi I’m new to Henry, it’s the best vacuum we’ve ever had. It’s got loads of different attachments so once I’ve tried them out I will let you know, hopefully by the start of next week. I used your company earlier in the week for dust bags and fresheners. A great company to deal with.
I have the brush tool. Definitely better at picking up little bits off the carpet without going backwards and forwards so much. Long hair gets wound round it though. p.s. my Henry was revived after buying a new motor from this company, also good for bags.
can you use the airobrush on hard floors? Now I can finally remove the head (thanks to you) I am tempted to use it, as my boxer leaves so much hair around. But i dont want to damage the brush if hard floor isnt compatible.
@@DigitallyRemasteredMusic great news. Bit silly really that you have to go to that extreme . If you pop some silicon stray / thin layer of grease or Vaseline on the ends of the metal pipes. This I’ll stop it being so tricky in future.
