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SAVE $150: The sex video pretty girlDyson V15 is on sale for 20% at Amazon today, Oct. 23. This takes the vacuum's price down from $749.99 to $599.99.

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Vacuuming isn't known for being fun. But then again, not every vacuum comes with a laser.

The Dyson V15 is on sale for only $599.99 — that's a record low price for this vacuum that usually lists for $749.99. The last time the Dyson V15 was on sale was back in Septmeber, but it was still listing over $630. We have no way of knowing if or when this 20% sale will come back again, so we recommend taking advantage of it now.

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In 2021, Mashable's Rachel Kraus tested out and reviewed the Dyson V15 and hailed it for its power and ability to detect more grime than is visible to the naked eye. Kraus writes, "Every time I've attacked my floors with the V15, the green laser has revealed a disgusting amount of debris, making me reflect on the amount I apparently live in my own filth."

Once you start cleaning with the Dyson V15, it's hard to go back to a less sophistcated model. While the laser feature is enough to make it worth its price tag, this sophsistcated vacuum also comes with seven different attachments, including a second full-sized head, an anti-tangle comb, and a tool specifically designed for reaching those difficult crevices where dust and debris build up.

Give your home the ultimate clean it deserves when you score the Dyson V15 today at this ultra-low price.

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