Sainsbury's launches huge sale on brands like Shark and Vax with over £110 off
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SAINSBURY'S has launched a mega sale on pricey brands like Vax and Shark.
Eagle-eyed customers could not believe their luck after spotting a range of fancy cleaning products for a fraction of the price.
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Sainsbury's has launched a mega-sale on branded cleaning devices
Savvy shoppers were quick to share their finds in the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group, with many describing it as a "right bargain".
One penny watcher picked up a Shark Classic Upright Pet Vacuum for just £57.50.
The premium corded vacuum tackles carpets, hard floors and pesky pet hairs.
If you bought the model from the official Shark website it would set you back £149.99. That is a saving of £92.49.
Another deal hunter got their hands on the Shark Stainstrike spot cleaner for £37.50.
Sainsbury's knocked £112 off the price of the cleaning tool, which promises to get tough stains out of upholstery.
A Vax Pick Up Pet vacuum has also been slashed in price from £90 down to £22.50.
Sainsbury's has also cut the price of the Vax Spotwash duo from £140 down to £98.
If you are keen to shop any of these offers then you may need to head to your local branch.
That is because the offer does not appear to be available to shop online.
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With that in mind, it may be worth ringing your local branch ahead of time to avoid a wasted trip.
It is also important to compare prices to ensure you are getting the best deal possible.
Sainsbury's appears to be one of the cheapest places to pick up these branded cleaning devices.
But Currys has cut the price of its VAX Air Stretch Pet Max U85-AS-Pme Upright Bagless Vacuum Cleaner from £110 to £89.99.
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And it is not the only offer across Sainsbury's stores at the moment.
The grocery chain has launched a huge summer sale across its baby clothing range with prices starting at 90p.
The supermarket has also made a huge change to its Nectar loyalty scheme.
Shoppers will be able to access personalised 'Your Nectar Prices' at the tills from Friday, July 25.
Previously, these discounts were only available for online orders or through the Smart Shop app or handset in-store.
Shoppers will receive up to 10 personalised offers based on their buying habits.
The discounts refresh every Friday, giving customers regular opportunities to save on essentials and discover new favourites.
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