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TL;DR: As of May 7, you can take $100 off some of Dyson’s top-rated vacuums at Best Buy.
Spring cleaning is in full effect. Well, it should be anyway. May is here and flowers aren’t the only things that have arrived. You may be pulling in dirt from your garden or dealing with plain old dust that is a lot more visible in this spring sunshine. Whatever it is, you’re gonna need the right ammo to get rid of it.
Vacuuming definitely isn’t most people’s favorite chore but it becomes a bit less tedious when using a powerful Dyson. Their futuristic designs aren’t just for show. Their performance and long-lasting ability stands out from what our grandmothers — and even mothers — used to use.
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Right now, you can get one for $100 off at Best Buy. Most of the options available (like the ever-so-popular Cyclone V10) have tons of 5-star reviews to assure you that you’re making a good investment.
Plus, most of the models can be shipped to your home with free next-day delivery so you can start cleaning up ASAP. Check out all the $100 savings deals below:
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