Key Features

He is well equipped; he is fitted with a 1060W Twinflo motor delivering plenty of suction where and when needed most. Charles can accommodate 15 litres of dry waste and 9 litres of water; this is more than enough for the average household. An aluminium and plastic accessory set ensures that he keeps his weight down and is not too heavy; it makes cleaning with him easy and non-strenuous.

• 1060W Twinflo Motor
• 15 Litre Dry Capacity
• 9 Litre Wet Capacity
• Lightweight Aluminium Accessory Kit

Easy Task Switching

Although Charles will undoubtedly spend most of his life in dry mode keeping your carpets, curtains, floors, and skirting boards free of dust, you can rest assured that when the need arises, he will be there ready to take on muddy water walked in by a wet dog or a flood from a split pipe.

When changing from one task to another, you only need to remove the large dry filter and HepaFlo dust bag and drop in the wet float; the job is done! You can then commence sucking up water and other spilt fluids.

When cleaning in dry mode, you will find Charles is the king of the carpets; he has a huge dust bag capacity compared to Henry and still has HepaFlo dust bags and giant dry filters that seldom need cleaning.

Is Charles Your Man?

If you need a machine solely for sucking up water from hard floors and other wet cleaning tasks that you can also use a daily dry vacuum cleaner, then yes, you will likely find Charles to be just what you need. However, if you want something that can do the above and shampoo your carpets, consider the George Vacuum.

You can learn more about George on his dedicated page here: Numatic George. To summarise, George is not much more expensive than a Charles. He can carry out the same tasks, plus the added ability to shampoo carpets and upholstery as an “injection extraction” machine.