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Via MSE Blagged code. Or cheaper £149 'home edition' for £89

Want a vacuum at a price that doesn't suck? Go via our Blagged Hoover link* and you can get the Hoover HF2 anti hair wrap ultra compact X3 'pet edition' cordless vacuum for £99 when you enter the code HF2PET at the checkout. Without the code, it's £239.

We're highlighting the pet edition as it was the most popular when we last featured this offer, but if you prefer, you can get the cheaper 'home edition' (same model but without a motorised pet brush) for £89 by using the code HF2HOME at the checkout. Without the code, it's £149 (reduced from its £219 full-price).

The deal will end at 11.59pm on Friday 20 December (it's also the last date to guarantee delivery before Christmas), or when all units have sold out – there are 5,000 of each model available. Delivery's free and Hoover told us it should take one or two days to arrive.

The table below shows key features of each model:

Name	Hoover HF2 'home edition' anti hair wrap cordless vacuum*	Hoover HF2 'pet edition' anti hair wrap cordless vacuum*
Price with code	£89	£99
Additional tools included?	Yes – crevice tool and wall bracket	Yes – motorised pet brush, crevice tool and wall bracket
Weight	2.3kg	2.3kg
Bin volume	1L	1L
Run time	Up to 40 minutes	Up to 40 minutes
Guarantee	Three years	Three years

How good is this deal? This is the cheapest we've ever seen these vacuums. The next cheapest we can currently find the pet edition is £134.95 delivered at QVC, and for the home edition it's £149 direct from Hoover, or at Currys and John Lewis.

If you have any issues when ordering this vacuum, contact Hoover's customer service.

All done and dusted here? Keep an eye on our regularly updated list of supermarket coupons for more household savings.

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Via MSE Blagged code

Want a vacuum at a price that doesn't suck? Go via our Blagged Hoover link* and you can get the Hoover HF9 anti hair wrap 'Home Edition' cordless vacuum (single battery edition) for £140 when you enter the code MSEHF9 at the checkout. It's normally £299 and there are 3,000 of these vacuums available.

This offer won't work on any other variant of the HF9 model – such as the the pet edition or double battery – it's only the Home Edition (single battery).

The deal will end at 11.59pm on Tuesday 10 September, or when they've all sold out, whichever's sooner. Delivery's free and Hoover told us it should take one or two days to arrive.

The table below shows key features of the model:

Name	Hoover HF9 'Home Edition' anti hair wrap cordless vacuum*
Price with code	£140
Additional tools included?	Yes – crevice tool and wall bracket
Weight	3.4kg
Bin volume	1L
Run time	Up to 30 minutes
Guarantee	Five years

If you have any issues when ordering this vacuum, contact Hoover's customer service.

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