Spring cleaning is temporary, but weekly clean-ups are forever. That’s why you need to stock up on appliances that will make cleaning a breeze no matter the season. Enter: the Oraimo Cordless Vacuum Cleaner. This vacuum normally costs around $180, but with the current 44% off sale on Amazon, you’re only paying $99.99. So, if you don’t already have a vacuum, this is your sign to invest in one ASAP.
Admittedly, there are a lot of vacuums on the market, but this one has become a favorite, according to reviews (but more on that in a bit). The Oraimo vacuum has two HEPA filters and was created with a freestanding design that allows you to easily store it away. It has two suction modes—one for deep cleaning and one for your average clean-up needs.
Oraimo Cordless Vacuum Cleaner
Oraimo Cordless Vacuum Cleaner
Now 44% Off
The Oraimo vacuum is compatible with hardwood floors, pile carpets, tile, marble, and more. It has a run time of 35 minutes and a rechargeable battery. Bonus: it comes with two other portable, handheld attachments for tighter corners. The LED light feature will also give you full visibility, so you won’t miss a single spec.
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If you need further convincing, know that this vacuum has almost 1,500 five-star ratings and 500 glowing reviews. “I love this thing! It’s so helpful that it self-stands! I hide it away in my hall closet, but the fact that I can stand it up and know it’s not going to fall over is so nice! It also comes with a wall hanger,” wrote one user. “The removable battery is super convenient too. It makes [the vacuum] easy to charge, and you don’t have to bring the whole thing over by the plug. Well worth it! Buy it. You won’t regret it.”
“I am very pleased. It’s lightweight. It works great on laminate floors and carpet. It lays flat to vacuum under my couch and bed. It has extra attachments to make cleaning cracks and edges easy. I also use it to clean our RV after a trip,” another chimed.
This sale won’t last long, so grab it while you can!
Sabrina is an editorial assistant for Women’s Health. When she’s not writing, you can find her running, training in mixed martial arts, or reading.