Henry Allergy HVA160 Canister Vacuum UNBOXING & TEST

[@SoundArtMagic]

thanks for this video! i actually got mine today and wow, it’s amazing! definitely the best vacuum i’ve ever owned. also the filters on this vacuum are excellent. my air filters don’t register any change in air quality widen vacuuming with henry allergy.

[@YoumuHoover]

I do love the blue on this guy.

[@alexanderjamieson7971]

That's the Henry we own. Henry helps out for our hard floors and dusting. Super quiet little chap.

[@finflytr911]

Hello i will received this today ,im a little be wooried because i don't know if is work well in carpet ,my home is 90% carpet ,thank you

[@PerformanceReviews]

These machines are not designed for carpeted floors as talked about in the video.

[@finflytr911]

@@PerformanceReviews i try yet and not working in my carpet i return the henry ,you recomend any great hoover for carpet ?,thank you so much for your help

[@VacMaster2020]

Henry’s high quality good performance at a fair price

[@anjaliparikh6337]

Have you made a full review of the Henry Allergy HVA160?

[@dvrklyrics]

Did you use this hoover in the uk?

[@PerformanceReviews]

No I am in the USA 🇺🇲

[@HooverLux]

Ooooh! Now this one is interesting!!!!

[@sebastianjungle]

do we have to replce the red filter ? or please need to know bec they a bit expensive lol

[@sprockkets]

Only result I could find for the US is $200 for that filter. Myhenry website doesn't sell it either. Weird.

[@Jimdimmer]

Like merely for stating you need help if you don't want to stick the smiley face on the Henry LOL

[@RJA_World]

Great as always mate

[@brody2642]

Christ, 8:30 destroyed my eardrums. Any advantage/disadvantage with using the TriTex filter on the Henry 160/200? Also, from my understanding, the standard filtration on the Henry 160/200 is solid. Would the allergy model be more for those with *severe* allergies?

[@PerformanceReviews]

The standard filtration in the United States is the "tritex filter" comes with every model except for the cordless, petcare and this machine. The advantage of this is for people with severe allergies or a particular type of allergy. You would also want this if you thought you needed to filter out lead or asbestos.

[@brody2642]

@@PerformanceReviews thanks. How would you rate the standard US vs the other stuff on the martlet

[@sprockkets]

Vacuum wars noted only a particle count of 15 for the plain Henry. The bag and pre filter do the job. The post hepa filter is only there to really filter out carbon dust from the motor. I have yet to find a reasonably priced replacement for that filter as well, and even myhenry, the official website, doesn't sell them.

[@rustyjones7560]

We are getting a new vacuum for our house. We have about 60/40 hardwood to carpet. A few area rugs sprinkled in. Love the filtration on this one but, worried about the performance on carpet. Suggestions?

[@PerformanceReviews]

Give it a try if it doesn't work return it. I would recommend a Miele C3 s your next step up for carpet

[@MrKornnugget]

I love Henry Vacuums. I just wish they had q power head. I guess they had one a few years back, but it must have not have worked out for them because it was short lived. I have looked at lithium power heads, but they are pricey. I still might breakdown and get one.

[@PerformanceReviews]

A good alternative would be a Lindhaus HF6

[@nomad1517]

Where can you officially buy these in the United States? Can you buy them on their website or do you need to go somewhere else?

[@PerformanceReviews]

Link in the description

[@nomad1517]

@@PerformanceReviews Thank you.

[@lionoh]

Damn Good teaser. I'll wait for the full review. I'm on the fence between this and Soniclean WhisperJet C2 Canister Vacuum Cleaner.

[@PerformanceReviews]

Between those two I would pick Henry due to Henry being an established brand you know that you can get parts and bags down the line. The other vacuum you're referring to is yet another rebranding of the Bissell Zing/Simplicity Jill which would be much better options if you were trying to stick on a strict budget

[@lionoh]

@@PerformanceReviews Wow thanx! Much appreciated on your input.

[@kennyhuisman5214]

Did you ‘hack’ the bare floor tool in the meantime to make it stop squeeking?

[@PerformanceReviews]

You can't I bought the genuine WW Video on that. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2OZgah7hdyMrM0

[@hgru5359]

Would you recommend this over the Karcher CV300? I have mostly hard floors but also high-pile area rugs (

[@PerformanceReviews]

If you're just doing area rugs and no wall to wall carpet. You'll find a straight suction canister like a Henry to be superior in just about every way to an upright. Yes with the allergy you need to purchase the TK286 turbine tool separately. The other thing you might consider looking at would be a Miele C3 Calima. This would be the equivalent machine in their lineup.

[@hgru5359]

@@PerformanceReviews great thank you. I ended up ordering both. Will compare them side by side and pick out favorite. Thank you for the help

[@lutherthecollie]

I have 3 dogs, 5 cats and allergies. Except for the fur/hair pickup, I don’t need smell reduction They aren’t especially smelly, just furry. Do I need a pet or allergy kind especially?

[@sprockkets]

All Henry's do a good job filtering with the bag and pre motor filter. You would only need this one to filter out the carbon dust from the motor.

[@nmvac82]

So they don’t offer a power nozzle? I guess need to Zambrano’d 😞😩😂

[@PerformanceReviews]

It definitely could be Zambrano'd 😁 The TK 286 turbo nozzle might make you a believer on the end of this machine of Turbo nozzles.

[@nmvac82]

@@PerformanceReviews nah i don’t like turbo nozzles lol

[@XRePete]

How does the filtration compare to say MIele or Sebo canisters? I think you did a basic air quality test in one of your old videos? Also does the barrel seem well sealed? Some reviewers claim it's not a sealed system. I 'm finding it hard to choose between the karcher t11/1 which has a hepa 14 filter and claims 'hospital grade filtration' and is only a fraction of the price, and this one.

[@PerformanceReviews]

It's A step above SEBO right now both Henry and Miele are rated at "HEPA 13" I have to say the maneuverability of this machine will probably make it stick out over the Karcher. Hope that helps.