Shoppers save £220 on Shark mop and vacuum bundle ideal for 'quick daily cleaning'
While cleaning is a task not everyone enjoys, it can be made a lot easier when households have the right tools that can be pulled out at a moment's notice. However, when shoppers take into account the price of individual appliances, such as vacuums, steamers, mops etc, it can leave a bitter taste in your mouth.
In order to combat this and help leave your home looking sparkling and feeling fresh, Shark has created a bundle deal that shoppers in need of new cleaning tools won't want to miss. Renowned for their quality cordless vacuum cleaners and other cleaning appliances, buyers will receive high quality tools while saving hundreds of pounds.
Included in the Shark Stratos Cordless Bundle, shoppers will get a Shark's Stratos Anti Hair Wrap Plus Pet Pro Cordless Vacuum and Klik n' Flip Automatic Steam Mop. Normally retailing for £519.98 as a bundle, savvy shoppers can now grab this deal for £297.99 - saving shoppers £221.99.
Buying the devices outside of the deal will cost shoppers £349.99 altogether, however this is due to both appliances also receiving individual reductions. The cordless vacuum has dropped from £379.99 down to £249.99, while the steam mop is now retailing for £99.99 (RRP £139.99).
Said to be Shark's 'best ever hair pick-up vacuum', the Stratos Plus hoover will provide optimal suction whether it is used on carpet or hard floors due to its anti hair wrap technology. This allows the vacuum to remove hair from the brush-tool during use to make cleaning easier, reports Leicestershire Live.
This vacuum is also an ideal choice for pet owners as it comes with a tool that has been specifically designed to remove pesky embedded hair from furniture. Additionally, the vacuum uses 'Clean Sense IQ' to automatically adjust the cleaning power when it detects any dirt that is usually difficult to see.
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Over to the Automatic Steam Mop, this device is said to clean and sanitise 99.9 per cent of common household bacteria that can get stuck on a variety of hard floors such as stone, marble, tile and hardwood. On top of this, the mop also comes with a steam blaster to help tackle tougher stains.
However, for those who want to save space in their home, Amazon is also offering the Tefal X-CLEAN 4 Cordless Wet & Dry Vacuum Mop. Normally retailing for £349.99, shoppers can now snatch up this 2-in-1 device for £100 less in a limited time deal for only £249.99.
Alternatively, for those only looking for a new vacuum, Argos is selling the Shark PowerPro Pet Cordless Vacuum Cleaner for £190. Along with a five year warranty, this device is said to deliver powerful debris and pet hair pickup all through a lightweight, flexible stick.
For those who are intrigued by Shark's Stratos Cordless Bundle, it currently boasts an impressive 4.4 star rating from over 2,100 customers.
One five-star reviewer was delighted with the vacuum cleaner, writing: "Super light weight and actually picks up bits in the corners which other hoovers struggle with! 10/10."
With another person adding: "I bought this just to use for quick daily cleaning with the idea of using my duo for full house cleaning but this manages the whole house (5 rooms and stairs) using eco for my hard floors and the higher power for carpets.
"The smart-sense does drain the battery quick so best to choose which mode you need. Love the ease of being able to do the whole house without trailing cables and heaving the bigger vac upstairs."
However, one shopper did have a slight grumble about the hoover, commenting: "Very light easy to manoeuvre and seems to pick up well, only thing I am not very happy about is it makes a squeaky noise when I am hoovering carpet while pulling backwards! Other than that so far it's good."
In terms of the steam mop, one top reviewer noted: "A great addition to my cleaning tools. Heats up fast and does a great job on my kitchen floor. Would recommend this to everyone who is fed up of a wet floor and a mop that needs cleaning."
However, another customer wasn't entirely pleased with a design: "We have had ours a while now, it's an ok steamer, but the design is not great, as in you have to store it up against a wall, unlike most upright hoovers that stand up without leaning against anything."
To buy the Shark Stratos Cordless Bundle, click HERE.
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