Henry Hoovers have been recalled in the UK due to safety concerns regarding electric shock risks. Consumers are urged to cease use immediately, according to a statement from the retailer Argos.
Urgent Product Recall
The recall focuses on the Henry Quick Corded vacuum model HEC.100, sold by Argos. This action follows the discovery that certain units present an electrical risk. Customers who purchased these vacuums between August 1 and October 17, 2025, are specifically advised to stop using them.
Details on Affected Units
The recall pertains to Henry Hoovers with serial numbers beginning with:
- 7524…0001
- 7527…03751
- 7527…03793
- 7527…03795
- 7527…03799
- 7527…03801
- 7527…03804
- 7527…03805
- 7527…03809
- 7527…03812
- 7527…03819
- 7527…03826
- 7527…03829
- 7527…03832
- 7527…03834
- 7527…03839
- 7527…03843
- 7527…03851
- 7527…05905
- 7527…05951
Units sold after October 17, 2025, are not affected by this recall notice.
Consumer Action Steps
Shoppers who have purchased the affected vacuums are eligible for a full refund. They can also opt for an exchange or simply return the item. To initiate the return process, visit the MyHenry website to fill out the online form or go directly to a local Argos store.
Company Response
An Argos spokesperson confirmed the recall, stating that their partner, Numatic International, identified a minor safety concern involving the Henry Quick Corded vacuum. Customer safety is a top priority, and the company is committed to offering exchanges for affected vacuums.
A representative from Henry echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the importance of customer safety in their operations.
Context of Safety Recalls
This recall is part of a broader trend of product safety concerns in the UK. Earlier this year, the Goblin cordless vacuum cleaner was also recalled due to overheating risks, which could potentially lead to fire hazards. Additionally, numerous tumble dryers were pulled from the market due to similar fire safety issues.
