This powerful Bissell cleaner makes pet stains DISAPPEAR - and it's marked down 50% (but not for long!)
If there is one thing we can all agree on, it's that life gets messy. Now, we can't fix all of life's messes, but we can recommend a Bissell vacuum that will come pretty close! The Bissell Pet Stain Eraser Cordless Wet/Dry Duo Vacuum is more than just a vacuum, it's a way of life.
This powerful cordless cleaning tool can tackle every room in the house with ease and the best part is... it's on sale. Right now, you can snag it for 50 percent off with code HELLO30.
If you have been contemplating replacing your old dingy vacuum that barely picks up pet hair, crumbs, or even lint—consider this your sign!
The Bissell Pet Stain Eraser Cordless Wet/Dry Duo Vacuum is designed to take on challenges with a powerful suction capacity and three interchangeable tools.
Each handvac comes with a removable scrub brush, dry crevice tool, dry upholstery tool. Together, these tools tackle messes from pet stains to little kid spills seamlessly. Plus, it has dry and wet cleaning functions with a dual action approach for the maximum clean.
Users love the versatility, with one saying: 'This is not for large areas but it is amazing for small spills, I have used it for a month and it is so easy and convenient.
'I have a 4 year old and he loves to use the dry vacuum part as well cleaning all the crumbs he and his brother leave on the floor after a snack.'
The value of the set makes this deal a total STEAL, with multiple tool attachments and two 8-oz bottles of Pro Oxy Spot and Stain Formula.
What makes the Bissell Pet Stain Eraser Cordless Wet/Dry Duo Vacuum so unique is its wet to dry modes. You can tackle anything from pulling up pee stains to cleaning out car seats hassle free!
Shoppers have been continuously impressed, with one saying: 'This is a staple for your home if you have pets!! I have been researching and trying to figure out what best fits my needs.
'Look no more, it cleans, removes and freshens up the pee area… it's okay for accidents now with this vacuum!'
Clean-up is a breeze with this handheld solution too! Designed with two tanks, wet and dry grime is stored separately and each compartment can be emptied on its own simply by the press of a button.
If you want to take your cleaning game to the next level, today is the day to shop the Bissell Pet Stain Eraser Cordless Wet/Dry Duo Vacuum. Make sure to use code HELLO15 to unlock it for $70!
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