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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: £270 Shark Anti Hair Wrap upright pet vacuum for £130 delivered
Via MSE Blagged code
ExpiredUpdate 14.30pm on Wednesday 7 August: This deal has been really popular with MoneySavers and is 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.
You can get the Shark NZ690UKT Anti Hair Wrap upright pet vacuum* for £129.99 when you enter the MSE Blagged code MSESHARKVAC at the checkout by 11.59pm on Sunday 18 August, or until 4,000 have sold, whichever's sooner.
Delivery's free and Shark says it should take about three working days.
How good is this deal? The vacuum is normally £269.99, but it's currently on offer at Shark for £169, so our code gets a further £39 off. This makes it the cheapest we've ever seen it, as the next cheapest we'd ever seen was £159.
Here are the key features of the vacuum:
Name Shark NZ690UKT Anti Hair Wrap upright pet vacuum* Price with code £129.99 Additional tools included? Yes – a crevice tool, multi surface tool and turbo pet brush Weight 6kg Bin volume 1.1L Guarantee Register the vacuum within 28 days to get five years' warranty. If you don't register, it's one year warranty as standard. Cord length 8m
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 Steam & Scrub mop for £100 delivered (normally £200)
1,900 available
ExpiredUpdate 3.54pm on Wednesday 26 June: This deal has been really popular with MoneySavers and is now sold out.
We've got a fin-tastic Shark offer cleaning-enthusiasts can sink their teeth into.
You can get the Shark Steam & Scrub automatic mop S7201BRNUK* with steam blaster for £99.99 (normally £199.99), when you enter the MSE Blagged code MSESTEAM at the checkout by 11.59pm on Sunday 7 July, or until 1,900 have sold, whichever's sooner. Delivery's free and Shark says it should take about three working days.
Our code makes this the cheapest we've ever seen this model, and when we checked, the next cheapest for brand new was £149.99 at Shark in May.
Interested? Here are the key features of the steam mop:
Name Shark Steam & Scrub automatic mop with steam blaster S7201BRNUK* Price with code £99.99 What else is included? Six dirt grip pads and a filling flask Weight 3kg Capacity 0.35L Guarantee Register the steam mop within 28 days to get two years' warranty. If you don't register, it's one year warranty as standard. Cord length 8m
A cheaper alternative to buying brand-new can be refurbished models – either on specialist refurbished sites, or via an eBay outlet. For example, we spotted this model refurbished on eBay for £109.All done and dusted here? Check our other Home & Garden deals.
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