Ma Chere Et Tendre - Henri Salvador

Henry the cleaner . . .

Advantages: Suction is brilliant.
Disadvantages: Looks are a little industrial.

. . . This review is on the very robust Henry Numatic model HVR 200. You will know it as soon as you see it as it has a smiley face, and comes in four colours, red green blue & yellow, well now they have added another to the range - PINK!!! Technically this one is called HETTY, but it is identical otherwise. The shape is cylindrical, but not laid down, it is upright, like an oil drum, and has a buffer ring surrounding it, which does not mark walls. It is mounted on castors, and so is easy to move about. As for the suction, I can only say it is brilliant, the cable is wound up neatly in it's own drum, all tools are there, the machine itself is light enough to be carried up the stairs, what more could you want in a cleaner? There is of course a down side, but not much of one, for instance it is not easy to vacuum the stairs as ...

smudgeybabes 02.09.2007 · Read full review
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Henry

Advantages: nozzle extension to vacum hard to reach places, it requires a samll storage place
Disadvantages: Does make a lot of noise

This vacum is very powerful and is very leightweight so makes cleaning carpets and floors really easy. I can say it has a powerful suction so easily lifts dirt from carpets in a matter of seconds. Henry is small so you can easily carry it or drag it from room to room and has a nozzle extension to help suck dirt from hard to reach places. Overall a very good product and i would defiantely recommend it for daily use as it is robust. Also easy to store way as it does not require as much storage space as other vacum cleaners. It will last very long as the one used at my house was bought two years ago and is still woorking just as efficiently. ...

nelly271 13.06.2007 · Read full review
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São Salvador da Baía de Todos os Santos

Advantages: Nicely restored tourist friendly old town
Disadvantages: The ladies hunt in packs

Salvador, in the state of Bahia, north east Brazil (or São Salvador da Baía de Todos os Santos as it was named in the past) was the first colonial capital city of Brazil and, although power shifted to Rio de Janeiro in the late eighteenth century, then to Brasilia in 1960, it retains much of it's past grandeur and colonial architecture. One of the main reasons to come here, however, is the wonderful mix of cultural influences that make the cuisine, music and lifestyle here so different even to other parts of Brazil. The population of over three million, consists mainly of people with African origins descended from slaves, although there have been many other strong influences through Salvador's history. Salvador is also famous for it's carnival and street parties. The final stop on my extensive two-week tour of Brazil was to Salvador ...

AndrewPo 02.10.2008 · Read full review
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