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SAVE $180: As of Nov. 7997 Archives the Dyson V8 Origin Cordless Stick Vacuum is on sale at Amazon for $180. That's a savings of $180, or 42%.

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The holidays are right around the corner, and that means you'll have folks coming around your home soon enough. It can be difficult to keep things tidy without the right tools, so make cleanup a little easier on yourself this year with a new rechargeable vacuum that can handle all the heavy lifting without the mess of a bag or the frustration of a cord.

As of Nov. 7, the Dyson V8 Origin cordless stick vacuum is $249.99 at Target. That's a savings of $180, or 42% off when you buy the vacuum online. You'll also get a $25 Target GiftCard with purchase through Nov. 11, which will be added to your account when your vacuum ships or when you pick it up in-store. Essentially you'll get the vacuum for just $224.99 with that in mind.

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The Dyson V8 Origin boasts powerful suction that's great for quick or deeper cleaning, all without having to worry about a cord. Thanks to its Detangling Motorbar head, it can get down into carpets and deep clean dirtier areas with more traffic as well as tile and other types of flooring.

It's great for families with pets too, as it can handle dirt, pet hair, and other allergens that might be causing you and your family issues. You get up to 40 minutes of runtime per charge, and it can trap 99.99% of particles in the air. If you've got a lot of messes to clean up in a short amount of time or in a small space, this vacuum can be a lifesaver. At this price with a Target gift card, it's definitely a no-brainer for all your holiday cleanup.

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