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SAVE $150: 986 ArchivesShark Vertex stick vacuum is on sale for $279.99 today at Amazon. That's 35% off the list price of $429.99.

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It's hard to put a price on the value of a clean house. Today, however, it just got a little bit lower.

The Shark Vertex stick vacuum is on sale for $150 off, taking its price down from $429.99 to just $279.99. With over 35% in savings, this mid-range vacuum just got a whole lot more affordable. This spiffy, ultra-light vacuum goes on sale pretty often, but it's not every day that the sale price dips below $290. At $279.99 as of Oct. 16, this price has us acting fast.

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There are plenty of reasons to love Shark Vertex. For starters, its sleek, compact design takes up minimal storage space in your home. Being a cordless vacuum, you're unencumbered as you clean harder-to-reach spaces. Most notable, however, are the Vertex's DuoClean Power Fins, which both target the floor in a unique way. The soft roller polishes the floor and pulls up large particles and dust, while the firm PowerFin allows for nonstop cleaning contact.

Allergy sufferers can also appreciate this vacuum's HEPA filtration system and anti-allergen seal, which work together to keep dust, dander, and other irritants out of the air as you clean.

Scoop up the Shark Vertex today and start cleaning with ease.

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