SAVE $119.99:The Punjabi ArchivesShark Detect Pro self-emptying robot vacuum is just $480 during the Walmart Shark Days sale event, marked down from the standard price of $599.99. That's a 20% discount.
Opens in a new window Credit: Shark Shark Detect Pro self-emptying robot vacuum $480 at Walmart Welcome to busy season. Somehow every weekend between now and 2025 will be packed with get-togethers, soccer games, dinner parties, and holiday events. Chores start to pile up because sitting on the couch just sounds so much more appealing during this chaotic era. If this sounds familiar, a robot vacuum can save you time and energy, and thanks to Walmart's Shark Days event, you can grab one for much less.
As of Oct. 3, the Shark Detect Pro self-emptying robot vacuum is just $480 at Walmart, down from the usual price of $599.99. That's a savings of $119.99 or a 20% discount.
Instead of wondering if the robot vacuum will get stuck under the couch (again) today, rest assured knowing floors will be sparkling clean with the Shark Detect Pro. Through the Shark app, send the robot vacuum on an exploratory trip around your home to create an accurate map. Then schedule the vacuuming times and frequency, selecting which rooms you'd like to get the cleaning treatment.
Shark designed the Detect Pro to clean both carpets and hardfloor. Floor Detect senses the floor below the vacuum, adjusting the brushroll to the flooring type to get the best cleaning.
Another major benefits of the Detect Pro is the self-emptying base that also serves as the robot's charging dock. With a sealed HEPA system, the robot will return to the base to empty debris. Shark mentions the base can store up to 60 days worth of debris before you'll need to empty it. That means you might not have to think about floor maintenance more than once every two months.
If you're too busy to sweep and vacuum the floors, offload the task to the Shark Detect Pro. Thanks to today's jaw-some deal at Walmart, the robot vacuum can be yours for just $480 during the Shark Deal Days event.
Topics Robot Vacuums
(Editor: {typename type="name"/})
The Man Who Knew Nothing at All
Virtual Reality: The True Cost of Admission (and Why It Doesn't Matter)
Switching Away From Outlook or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Gmail
Lunar landing livestream: Watch ispace moon landing attempt live today
Bafflersplainer: Win the Future
Alex Cuadros ,May 23, 2017 Shave the Billi
...[Details]
Amazon Echo Buds deal: $15 off at Amazon
SAVE $15: As of June 5, the Amazon Echo Buds are on sale at Amazon for $34.99 down from $49.99. That
...[Details]
In 2015 I saw a ton of great smartphones hit the market; so many, in fact, that it's getting harder
...[Details]
I've been an iPhone user for over six years now, around the time the iPhone 4 came out I switched fr
...[Details]
Trump Trading Cards
...[Details]
A List of Oculus Rift & HTC Vive VR Games to Look Out for in 2016
The next few weeks are set to be exciting ones in the world of gaming and virtual reality with Oculu
...[Details]
Colombia vs. Peru 2025 livestream: Watch World Cup Qualifiers for free
TL;DR:Live stream Colombia vs. Peru in World Cup qualifiers for free on SBS On Demand. Access this f
...[Details]
NYT Strands hints, answers for June 6
If you're reading this, you're looking for a little help playing Strands, the New York Times' elevat
...[Details]
Rivkah Brown ,May 18, 2018 Dendrophile Dip
...[Details]
Switching Away From Outlook or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Gmail
Today I'll refer to how I recently set up my email accounts for best efficiency leveraging one servi
...[Details]
接受PR>=1、BR>=1，流量相当，内容相关类链接。
