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Vax Air3 Agile Vacuum Cleaner. Bought for my elderly uncle 3 months ago. Used about 4 times. Box, booklet, as new. 6 year guarantee

?100


New curry ?249

Keep your home clean and dust-free with the powerful Vax Air3 Agile U87-AA-Be Upright Bagless Vacuum Cleaner.


Fully manoeuvrable


Weighing in as one of Vax's lightests, the U87-AA-Be provides outstanding manoeuvrability allowing you to twist and turn around your furniture with a flick of the wrist for easier cleaning. You can also carry your vacuum cleaner from room-to-room and up and down stairs with ease.


Powerful performance


The Vax Air3 Max Bagless Vacuum Cleaner despite small stature doesn't compromise on performance. Ample air watts provide all the cleaning power of a conventional upright but in a slim, lightweight form. This vacuum cleaner also has a 1.5 litre dust container meaning that you'll have to empty it less often.


Multi-cyclonic technology is present with the Vax U87-AA-Be for constant, powerful suction. Multiple cyclones separate the dirt from the air so the suction is always as powerful as the first time you used it.


Allergy friendly


For allergy sufferers, the Vax U87-AA-Be uses HEPA media filtration to remove very fine dust particles, pollen and other allergens to help around the home.


Suitable for all floor types, the Vax Air3 Agile U87-AA-Be Upright Bagless Vacuum Cleaner is great for making light work of your vacuuming chores.

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