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SAVE 62%:As of Feb. 27,Roman Huber get Shark's 3-in-1 air purifier, heater, and fan for 62% off at Best Buy. Normally, $399.99, it's down to $149.99 saving you $250.

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$399.99 Save $250

Things are starting to warm up as spring nears. As the snow and ice melt away and life starts to return back to the earth, so comes seasonal allergies. If you've been feeling a little extra sneezy around the home, plagued by post-nasal drip, it might be time to consider an air purifier.

Right now, you can find Shark's 3-in-1 air purifier, fan, and heater on sale for $149.99 at Best Buy. Normally priced at $399.99, this deal saves you $250 on the device for 62% off.

The Shark 3-in-1 air purifier, fan, and heater really does it all. It's ideal for the in-between seasons, cleaning your home's air of allergens with a nano-sealed HEPA filter. While it sucks dust and dander out of the air, it also features purified heat and fan modes you can adjust as the temperatures heat up or unexpectedly drop. It's best suited for rooms up to 500 sq. ft. and auto-senses the air quality and adjusts its settings as needed.

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Shop the Shark 3-in-1 air purifier, fan, and heater at Best Buy now to save 62%.

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