Need to reach the ceiling and washable filter.. Henry?

[rebar]

Hello folks..

I'm hoping to get some recommendations on a vacuum with a long wand so I can vacuum cob webs from the ceiling. Id prefer not to have the floor brush rotating when doing so. I'm envisioning a metal tube with detachable heads, and a washable filter would be great.. Miele's have a extension wands to reach the ceiling. But Ive been told I should look at a Henry instead.

Any suggestions, or input on the Henry?

Thanks!

 

[mark40511]

OR....
you could get whatever vacuum you want and just buy this to go with it...which is what I did. As long as the vacuum cleaner has a hose...connect this to it and you can clean all over the place...I have to use a cheap adapter for it to fit my hose...I also like that the hose is light weight...I've had it 4 years now..no issues with the holes or tools and I use it all the time.

https://www.amazon.com/Vacuum-Clean...MC4wMCIsInFzcCI6IjAuMDAifQ==&sprefix=vacuum+h

 

[blackheart]

Oh!

You should look at sidewinder Tools I feel like they would be a good match for your purpose. The standard wands for them are like 6' and I know they make some higher reach kits too If you're looking to attach a domestic vacuum you'll want to get the 1.25" wand/nozzles. The 8" brush should be a good choice .

As for the vacuum Henry is a powerful option there is also the Numatic James which uses the same motor with slightly less capacity and has a more basic cord halo rather than the manual winder, but comes at a lower price. You should use bags in them though. They're huge and pretty cheap. Also not using bags in them shortens the motor warranty.

 

[blackheart]

Revision.

You know thinking about it some more Numatic James would be a better fit since it comes with lightweight aluminum wands, also if you ordered the 1.25" sidewinder tool you shouldn't need a special wand for it, and then you just need a few additional generic wands to extend the reach to the ceiling.

 

[huskyvacs]

How tall is your ceiling height? A Henry with a few wand kits and a straight (not angled) dusting brush from any vacuum that will fit the wands would work.

This advertisement photo is for a Shop-Vac wand set