In need of a new vacuum cleaner? Don’t miss these massive Shark discounts

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Sunlight lighting up the dust and furballs in the corners? Yes, after a very long winter, it's time for a thorough spring clean, and Shark is here to help.

The highly-recommended vacuum brand has a huge number of offers on this week, so if you're looking to upgrade your cleaning gadget, now is the time to do so.

As part of the offers available, speedy shoppers can get up to nearly ÂŁ160 off one of their classic upright styles. Meanwhile, our recommendation would be to go for the Anti Hair Wrap Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, which is down from ÂŁ199.99 from ÂŁ349.99

Our top pick: Shark IZ201UK Anti Hair Wrap Cordless Vacuum Cleaner | ÂŁ199.99 (Was ÂŁ349.99)

ÂŁ199.99 ÂŁ349.99 at Shark

Shark's Anti Hair Wrap Cordless Vacuum Cleaner is one of the brands most popular designs and it's easy to see why.

It's flexible wand bends under furniture and hard-to-reach places, while its Anti-Allergen Complete Seal captures up to 99% of dust and allergens inside the vacuum.

The anti hair wrap part comes in the form of a bristle guard and comb that actively removes hair from the bristle brush-roll as you clean, so you won't find yourself in a tangle.

The vacuum can also transform into a handheld device at the touch of a button to easily clean stairs, soft furnishings and more. All for under ÂŁ200 right now? Bargain.

Additional tip: register your guarantee. By doing so you get a five year guarantee on cordless and corded vacuums (as well as a two year battery guarantee).

4 other great Shark sale picks

Shark Classic Anti Hair Wrap Upright Pet Vacuum NZ801UKT | ÂŁ190 (Was ÂŁ349.99)

Shark Anti Hair Wrap Bagless Cylinder Pet Vacuum CZ250UKTDB | ÂŁ129.99 (Was ÂŁ299.99)

Shark Cordless Handheld Vacuum WV200UK | ÂŁ99.99 (Was ÂŁ129.99)

Shark Anti Hair Wrap Corded Stick Pet Vacuum HZ500UKT | ÂŁ179.99 (Was ÂŁ269.99)

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