On 21/06/2016 09:55, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 21/06/16 08:45, dennis@home wrote:
You brought Henrys into this as part of your straw man and as I
said commercial machines don't have to comply.

I brought Henry's into this as an example of a British made vaccuum
cleaner that we export as well as sell locally. As a counter top
your argument that we import all our vacuum cleaners.

Lie number one from you.

Henrys are not commercial machines ergo saying they are, is a lie.

Lie number two.



You really need to stop lying as its obvious to all except fellow
brexiteers that you are.

Dennis, you really should stop lying.

You obviously don't want people to know that henrys have always
complied any way as they have always been low power machines and
marketed towards business users for many years before currys
started selling them.

That is utter rubbish. Henrys have always been lowish power yes,
because they are well designed, but they have always been domestic
machines. They simply aren't big enough for industrial or commercial
use.


That must be why so many businesses use them, not being good enough for
commercial use.

Anyway did you like the link to the 2000 watt machines you can still buy
even though you claim they are banned by the EU or are you going to
continue to try and divert attention from your false claims?


-- Weasel