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Desktop Henry Vacuum Cleaner
Posted by Notcot on Mar 26, 2010 in Gadgets
- desktop henry, desktop henry hoover
- desktop henry vacuum
- desk top henry vacuum cleaner
Product Description
Meet Henry. If you don’t know him personally, you’ll most certainly have seen him around, most likely smiling proudly in the front window of Robert Dyas or some such sensible high street DIY chain. The classic Henry is usually red (although he has multicoloured siblings). He smirks chirpily. And has phenomenal capacity for all manner of rubbish. At gadgetshop HQ, we can’t get enough of him. And now, at last, this cheerful little vacuum cleaner beloved of builders all over the country is available for a new generation of mini builders and cleaners, in small (but perfectly formed) dimensions. Battery-powered, with a full set of accessories that pack away neatly inside, this mini-cleaner doesn’t just look the part, it’s actually designed to perform. The younger members of one’s household will take to it with aplomb. And now at last, one’s children can clear-up after themselves. Meaning an end to biscuit and crisp crumbs (in one’s dreams). Henry even comes with a simulated power cord that reels in by turning a handle, just like its bigger brother. Better still, at just 255mm tall (less than a standard ruler) it can even sit atop your desk in the office to suck-up all sorts of office detritus. With the possible exception of Terry from Accounts.