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Shark handheld vacuum cleaner on sale for £40 off on Amazon (UK deal)
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TL;DR: The cordless Shark handheld vacuum cleaner is on sale for £89.99 on Amazon, saving you 31% on list price.
Not all messes are massive. You don’t always need to heave the heavy-duty vacuum cleaner out of the cupboard, and begin the process of vacuuming the entire house. Sometimes you just want to get in and out, with a quick clean-up.
The Shark handheld vacuum cleaner is the perfect device to accomplish this task. The cordless design is ideal for quick clean-ups, and the charging storage base means it’s always fully charged and ready to go. It also includes a crevice tool and pet tool, so that you can handle every kind of job.
With an eight-minute runtime and one touch easy empty dust cup, the Shark handheld vacuum cleaner couldn’t be easier to use. It’s also on sale right now, for just £89.99 on Amazon. This deal comes with a two-year manufacturers warranty for complete peace of mind, and represents a saving of 31% on list price.
You only have until midnight on Aug. 5 to save, when this deal expires. You’ll need to act fast if you want to pick up this bargain.
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