Hoover recommendation

[noenergy]

I have had a vax cordless since moving house last year but the rotating head gets clogged up with hair. And I'm looking for something more powerful to do all the carpet upstairs, downstairs is all wooden floor. The cordless is fine for a quick scoot round picking up crumbs.

So something that can deal with hair and has quite a long lead but isn't too expensive.

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MNHQ

I've had a medium price Morphy Richards and a Henry, and I'd recommend either of them. The Henry is slightly more expensive but the better of the 2 imo.

Shark Liftaway

I would also recommend a Henry. I've had a number of much more expensive vacuum cleaners in the past but am really impressed with the Henry. It's got excellent suction and is great on both hard wood and carpets. My cleaner is also considering swapping her Gtech for 1 since I've had mine.

I'd never swap my Miele Cat and Dog for any other vacuum cleaner!

Having a look at Henry but seems to be quite a few models.

Any specific one that is good or u have experience of

Bloody love my G-tech Air Ram.

I got it because it's very light and I have joint problems, but it's brilliant on hair (mine and the dog's) because it's cordless, I'm far more inclined to use it because it's so easy. It's good on hard floors, too.

Miele, definitely

Shark Liftaway.

DH loves ours (I’m disabled so don’t hoover). It gets every last bit of hair and dust out of the carpet and it’s so easy to use on the stairs. We had a Dyson before but we won’t ever go back

Henry but it is heavy to move around.

We have the Henry Xtra HVX200-11 with the extra tools. It's proving much better than the Dysons, Miele and Sebo that we've had previously. We have 4 storeys, dogs and teenagers so all our vacuum cleaners get well used!

We have the Dyson Animal - deffo recommend