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£60 off Shark Lightweight cordless vacuums (normally £200-£230)
Makes them £140-£170. Via MSE Blagged code
ExpiredUpdate 5.44pm on Tue 5 Apr: When this deal was first launched on Tue 29 Mar there were 8,000 available across two different models. There are still over 6,000 available across the two.
If you've been fishing around for a new vacuum but found the prices totally suck, here's a fin-tastic Shark offer cleaning-enthusiasts can sink their teeth into. If you go online to Shark via our special blagged link*, you can get £60 off two Shark cordless vacuum cleaner models when you enter the Blagged code MSE60 at the checkout.
This deal is valid until 11.59pm on Sun 10 Apr, or until stock runs out. Delivery's free and Shark says it should take around three working days.
There are 8,000 available in total, across two different models – 5,000 of one (available in different colours) and 3,000 of the other. The two models are:
- Shark Lightweight 2-in-1 cordless vacuum WV361UK* - £139.99 with the code (was £199.99). Use code MSE60 at the checkout. 5,000 available (4,000 in grey, 650 in blue and 350 in pink).
- Shark Lightweight 2-in-1 cordless pet vacuum (double battery) WV362UKT* - £169.99 with the code (was £229.99). Use code MSE60 at the checkout. 3,000 available.
The table below shows key features of both models:
Name Shark Lightweight 2-in1 cordless vacuum cleaner* Shark Lightweight 2-in-1 cordless pet vacuum (double battery)* Model number WV361UK WV362UKT Price with code £139.99 – Next cheapest we found, £199 at John Lewis and Currys £169.99 – Next cheapest we found, £179 at Amazon and Very Additional tools included? Yes – crevice tool & multi-surface tool Yes – motorised pet tool, crevice tool & multi-surface tool Weight 3kg 3kg Bin volume 0.13L 0.13L Warranty Two years warranty Two years warranty Run time 16 minutes 32 minutes (16 minutes each battery) The pet tool is a motorised 'Anti Hair Wrap' tool that helps to remove embedded pet hair from sofas, stairs and upholstery.
A cheaper alternative to buying brand new is sometimes to look at refurbished models – either on specialist refurbished sites, or via an eBay outlet.
All done and dusted here? Keep an eye on our regularly updated list of cleaning supermarket coupons for more household savings.
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Shark Anti Hair Wrap cordless vacuum £250
Normally £500. Via MSE Blagged code
ExpiredUpdate 9.04am Thu 3 Feb: This deal has been really popular with MoneySavers and all 3,800 Shark vacuums have now sold out.
If you've been fishing around for a new vacuum but found the prices totally suck, here's a fin-tastic Shark offer cleaning-enthusiasts can sink their teeth into. If you go online to Shark via our special blagged link*, you can get £249.99 off a Shark cordless vacuum cleaner when you enter the code MSE250 at the checkout.
This deal is valid until 11.59pm on Sun 6 Feb, or until all 3,800 have gone. Delivery's free and Shark says it should take around three working days.
Shark Anti Hair Wrap Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner with Flexology and TruePet attachment (Triple Battery) IZ251UKTDB* – £249.99 with the code (normally £499.99).
The table below shows key features of the model:
Name Shark Anti Hair Wrap Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner with Flexology and TruePet attachment* Model number IZ251UKTDB Price with code £249.99 – Next cheapest we found, £399.97 at Currys* Additional tools included? Yes – motorised pet tool, crevice tool, upholstery tool, dusting brush & more Weight 4.1kg Bin volume 0.4L Warranty Five years warranty (two years for the battery) Run time Up to 120 minutes (40 minutes per battery – triple battery model) The pet tool is a motorised 'Anti Hair Wrap' tool that helps to remove embedded pet hair from sofas, stairs and upholstery.
A cheaper alternative to buying brand new is sometimes to look at refurbished models – either on specialist refurbished sites, or via an eBay outlet. Previously, we've spotted this model available at Direct Vacuums for £199.99.
All done and dusted here? Keep an eye on our regularly updated list of cleaning supermarket coupons for more household savings.
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Free lateral flow tests in Wales extended until 31 July for people showing signs of Covid
24 June 2022![]()
Free lateral flow tests in Wales will continue to be available for people showing Covid symptoms up until 30 July. -
Private parking charges to be halved to £50 - here are all the details
24 June 2022![]()
Private car park operators in England, Scotland and Wales will no longer be able to set fines above £50 in the majority of circumstances, under new rules set out by the Government. -
You've got 100 days to use paper £20 and £50 notes before they become unusable - so check your pockets and down the back of sofas now
23 June 2022![]()
Time is running out to check down the back of your sofa for any soon-to-be-discontinued paper £20 and £50 notes. There are only 100 days left before they become invalid but the latest figures from the Bank of England show there are almost £15 billion-worth of notes still around. -
New Government-backed interest-free loan scheme to be rolled out across the UK from September – here’s how it works
23 June 2022![]()
Vulnerable people who have been rejected from borrowing will apply to apply for a one-off no interest loan scheme (NILs) from September. The scheme aims to reach 20,000 struggling to pay off debt, with them being able to borrow anything from £100 to £2,000 – here’s how it’ll work. -
Barclays to shut a further 15 bank branches this year - check if yours is closing and what your options are
23 June 2022![]()
Barclays has announced another round of bank branch closures, with 15 more outlets set to shut by the end of the year. The latest closures mean Barclays will close 55 branches by the end of the year. Below we list the branches disappearing and what the alternatives are if you still want face-to-face banking.
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Martin Lewis: The one thing everyone aged over 66 needs to know
17 June 2022![]()
It is a national tragedy that getting on for a million pensioners, many of whom have been paying into the system for years, are missing out on a critical boost to their income. It's called pension credit, and this year it also means you get an extra £650 to help with energy bills. -
Martin Lewis: What I asked the Chancellor to do when I spoke to him on Monday...
26 May 2022![]()
With the announcement of the Government's energy cost of living plans due out at lunchtime. I thought I'd speedily bash out a note down of what (from memory) I'd asked the Chancellor for when we spoke on Monday - and the other general suggestions I've been making. -
Martin Lewis: Got a cash ISA? You should probably ditch it
24 May 2022![]()
Press the rewind button and go way back to April 2015... Possibly on the telly in the corner of your living room, I was on-air at the time urging savers as usual to use their new tax-free cash ISA allowance – because 'money was nicer in an ISA'. But things changed in 2016. -
Martin Lewis: 'UO is just as important as UX: A tip for anyone developing their website or app'
6 May 2022![]()
I set up MoneySavingExpert.com nearly 20 years ago – when arguably the modern web was still in its infancy. With an abundance of self-belief (something I had too much of then, as I realise now) I decided not to read any books, or follow prevailing wisdom on how a site should operate – and just do it my way.
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