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Shark products are rarely the cheapest, but if you're going to buy Shark anyway it's worth checking the Shark eBay outlet for a bargain. As well as brand new items, it also sells refurbished vacuums, hair dryers and hair stylers at reduced prices.
Of course, you should still compare prices elsewhere to ensure you're getting the best possible deal.
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SOLD OUT Shark Anti Hair Wrap cordless vacuum for £199 (normally £430)
6,000 available. Also comes with free car detail kit (worth £15)
ExpiredUpdate 9am on Thursday 24 August: This deal has been really popular with MoneySavers and is now sold out.
MSE UPDATE: 10:25pm Tue 22 Aug 2023: After some issues with the code this evening, Shark has just got back in touch to say it has fixed the problem and the code is back up and running. We've just tried it and it seems to be working fine again. Thanks all for your patience while Shark sorted this issue.
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.
You can get the Shark IZ300UKT Anti Hair Wrap cordless pet vacuum* for £199 (normally £429.99), plus a free £14.99 car detail kit, when you enter the MSE Blagged code MSESHARK at the checkout by 11.59pm on Sunday 3 September, or until 6,000 have sold, whichever's sooner.
The free car detail kit is automatically added to your order at the checkout. The next cheapest we found this vacuum (excluding the car detail kit) was £327.99 at Amazon.
Delivery's free and Shark says it should take about three working days.
The table below shows key features of the model:
Name Shark Anti Hair Wrap Cordless Pet Vacuum (Single Battery) IZ300UKT* Price with code £199 Additional tools included? Yes – pet tool, 20cm crevice tool and multi-surface tool; plus a free car detail kit Weight 4.58kg Bin volume 0.7L Guarantee One year for battery plus an additional year if you register the vacuum within 28 days. Five years' for the rest of the vacuum parts. Battery run time
60 minutes (in ECO Power Mode)
A cheaper alternative to buying brand-new can be refurbished models – either on specialist refurbished sites, or via an eBay outlet.
All done and dusted here? Check our other Home & Garden deals.
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SOLD OUT: Shark lightweight cordless vacuum £99
Normally £200 via MSE Blagged code.
ExpiredUpdate 9.46am Wednesday 28 June: This deal has been extremely popular with MoneySavers and it looks as though all 8,000 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. Go to our special blagged Shark link* and you can get a cordless vacuum for £99 (normally £199.99, the next cheapest we found it was £179). when you enter our MSE99 at the checkout.
The code is valid on the Shark Lightweight 2-in-1 Cordless Vacuum WV361UK* model only, until 11.59pm on Sunday 9 July or when all 8,000 have sold out – whichever’s sooner. Delivery's free and Shark says it should take about three working days.
Shark offers a one-year warranty for the battery, plus an additional year if you register the vacuum within 28 days. There is a five-year warranty for the rest of the vacuum parts.
If this isn't for you, 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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