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Rug Doctor deep cleaners are up to $60 off
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TL;DR: Rug Doctor deep cleaners are up to $60 off at Best Buy as of April 29.
The fact that we’re spending most of spring indoors is a great reason to pay extra attention to spring cleaning. If your home is messy it’s going to be less comfortable to live in.
A good place to start cleaning is your floors — they’re probably dirtier than you realize. Go all out and get a deep cleaner to really suck up all the dirt and debris hiding out, embedded in your floors.
Right now, Best Buy has a couple Rug Doctor models on sale for up to $60 off to help you tackle your spring cleaning.
Rug Doctor deep cleaners will leave your carpets looking brand new — you’ll get that satisfying before/after look with each strip of carpet you go over. You don’t have to stop at carpets, though. These machines leave hard flooring looking spotless as well. You’ll definitely want to invest in one of these cleaners if you have kids or pets.
There are three Rug Doctor cleaners on sale at Best Buy: Save $60 on the FlexClean corded upright deep cleaner, $50 on the corded upright deep cleaner, and $30 on the corded handheld deep cleaner.
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