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Also Spain's tourist industry is very big so a lot of Brits come here and some stay to live here and some bring their 'hoovers' with them and that's how sometimes theres old Henrys for sale localy. And since the voltage here is practically the same all you have to do is adapt the plug.

@vacuumdevil I feel you. Numatic only opened officially in Spain in 2018 previously you either order it from a special dealer or you can import from the UK as the voltages are the same. I still havent seen any Henries, Hetties or Pacos at my local appliance store. Although one of my local...

@n0oxy Never seen a battery powered PN what brand makes them?

@oliveoiltinfoil Very good machines indeed! I think the dark gray color is more common in other countries outside the UK as i have seen a few dark gray machines on the german Numatic website. [numatic.de]

Hi everyone, happy new year! Haven't been on vacuumland in a while but i recently got my first Numatic! It's a NVR170-11 in dark gray (Numatic calls it Graphite). It has the smaller compact sized bucket but also has a bumper and 4 slots on the back for on-board tool storage. The rating...

Lindhaus! Thanks @panasonicvac! Now I know it's a Lindhaus!

I found another one I found that TMB upright on a local dealers website that was pictured in picture 2. After looking at some pictures the powerhead part of it is similar to a Lindhaus PN. This is getting even weirder. I want to figure out who makes these.

Comac vacuums I found another brand that sells similar vacuums as TMB but they're called "Comac" And i found on their website the same upright that was pictured in picture 2 but in red and under the "Comac" brand. Weird https://www.comac.it/index.php?lng=eng

Maybe It could be a more known brand rebadged as TMB. I first thought it was a rebadged SEBO when i first saw it.

bruh You copied that from their website :P But thanks anyway lol

I know most of the people here are from North America but I'm curious if anybody knows more about this Italian brand because I never seen this brand until i saw one for sale localy. Here's some photos of TMB vacuums and their website. http://www.tmbvacuum.com

Sebo D4! Nice! I really like Sebo D4's especially the ones with the ET-1 powerhead! I don't know what airflow the D4 has but i assume it's good.

@huskyvacs Let's hope that will be the future. I personally prefer someone else taking over a vacuum brand than it disappearing completely.

RIP Shop-vac you will be missed That's sad to hear a vacuum cleaner company shutdown. I'm glad i have at least 1 shop vac in my collection considering I'm in Europe. I wish the best to the employees that lost their jobs. I found a video on Youtube about this by searching "shopvac shutdown"

I'm not familiar with Riccar but i think Miele (bagged version, ignore the triflex) or Sebo are a solid option if you want a good quality modern vacuum.

kirby I got inspired by the recent Kirby discussion on the contemporary forums

Interesting idea As @vacuumdevil said the cordless motor will loose suction and limit battery life not having enough power to pull air through the thick hepa filter. Although if you have both machines and you are confident with disassembling them it would be fun to try just to see what would...

Nice Henry you have there! Do you prefer canisters or uprights?

Never heard of Rotho but that looks exactly like a Thomas!

For me it depends what shop i go to, at some shops the selection is very limited so for me the best vacuum there is a under 80 euro bagged Rowenta. Other shops have more expensive brands like Miele so of course i would go with a Miele, and if Numatic's were more common in Spain I would get a...