This young Henry Hoover enthusiast has been making quite the impression online after his mum shared videos of his ever-growing collection.
Hoover obsessed, Bam, was desperate to collect every colour of the brand he can, already owning nine, as well as plenty of hoover themed items.
Jayde Crossley, from Portsmouth, UK, told how her son showed an interest in the niche item since before he could talk.
She Said: “The hoovers are like his best friends he has quite a little collection and we have a few videos of us rescuing and restoring old hoovers that people have given him or dumped.”
The mum told how Bam became obsessed with Henry Hoover when he was just one year old, and before long, one item became two, and three, and so on.
Three and a half years on, and Bam is strutting around in his very own Henry themed pyjamas, with a Henry lunch box and plenty of plush version of the hoover.
The youngster values his collection so much he even takes them to bed with him sometimes, lying next to them as if they were stuffed toys.
Jayde told how the pair of them go on adventures to track down abandoned hoovers and clean them up before adding them to the collection.
Despite Bam’s collection getting bigger by the day, there seems to be no plans to slow down with even TikTok viewers now sending him Henry related gifts.
Jayde said: “He has a huge collection of random Henry bits, has had Henry themed birthdays and he even watches movies and has sleep overs with them.
“They really are best friends! He loves to clean them, take them apart, swap the faces, fix them, and of course he likes to hoover.
“He is an avid collector and has nine of his own and wants more!”
She added: “We once took bam to soft play but he instantly spotted the cleaners Henry XL that had been left out so he spent the whole time.
“He’s recently had a big fan base follow him on TikTok and has been sent items by people it’s been really lovely.
“Currys even responded to his video of him visiting the store – something he does weekly as he loves to see the different hoovers.”