This 3-in-1 Yeedi Vacuum System Hits a Record-Low $400 for Prime Day
Amazon's Prime Day deals are in full swing right now and include $200 off this Yeedi vacuum system, reducing it to just $400. Plus, you'll get a free set of extra mop pads with the purchase. There's no guarantee that this deal will last long, so we'd recommend getting your order in soon.
This one-stop shop has a robot vacuum and mop with 10,000 Pa of suction power and a 340-milliliter water tank. And if that's not impressive enough, it also comes with a cordless stick vacuum with 95AW of cleaning power. The clever contraption takes all the worry off your shoulders since you can schedule cleanings and take advantage of multilevel maps and smart pathfinding. Plus, you'll get up to 290 minutes of battery life per charge. And it all rests on the automatic self-emptying station that can hold up to seven weeks of debris, so you can forget about it.
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Cleaning is a hassle, but investing in the right tools can lighten the load. This all-in-one combo cleaning system from Yeedi provides plenty of options to keep your floors clean with minimal effort. Its great features can help you tackle tough messes and put at least one of your chores on autopilot, so you have more time to focus on the things you love.
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