Last month, the Daily Dealer reported on a sale on a Hoover vacuum cleaner: “Hoover is to vacuums what Coca-Cola is to soda pop or Budweiser to beer. Hoover is the industry standard, and I’ll trust any vacuum the company makes to get the job done.”
Needless to say, that sentiment has not changed in 30-odd days. Once again, a Hoover vacuum cleaner is half off. Once again, this is the perfect buy if you need a new vacuum cleaner.
This Hoover cordless stick vacuum cleaner normally costs $200 today (Photo via Amazon)
Hoover LiNX Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner BH50010 on sale for $99
The Hoover LiNX Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner has a lot going for it. For one, it is made by Hoover. Secondly, it is cordless, as the name implies. It is also bagless, which for some reason Hoover chose to leave out of the product title.
Believe it or not, it is the “first ever Stick Vacuum with Hoover’s Patented WindTunnel Technology.” And it is powered by an interchangeable 18-volt Lithium Ion battery.
Here are some of the other features, as Hoover describes them:
- Powered Brushroll with WindTunnel Technology: “Lift deep down dirt from carpet to hard floors.”
- Intuitive Power Controls: “Conventiently positioned where they should be – right at your fingertips.”
- Battery Fuel Gauge: “Instantly see how much battery LiNX has left.”
- Edge Cleaning Bristles: “Edge-to-edge cleaning gives you closer access to walls and corners.”
- Wide Cleaning Path: “Cover more surface area and shorten cleaning time.”
- Bottom Release Dirt Cup: “Get a hassle-free clean up without getting your hands dirty.”
The best feature, of course, is that you can save over a hundred dollars if you buy it today.
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