BLACK+DECKER PD1820L-GB PD1820L Handheld Vacuum, 1700 W, Dark Titanium

RRP PRICE: £119.99
SALE PRICE: £75.00
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• A cordless handheld vacuum that gives you power and flexibility to clean any surface around the home; compact and lightweight, it will be useful to clean areas where a standard vacuum can’t reach
• Featuring wrap around 1.5 m long flexible hose allows you to clean awkward to reach areas; an deal for cleaning lampshades, between sofa cushions, higher shelves or car interiors
• Powered with 18 V lithium-ion battery that delivers up to 15 minutes of runtime
• Translucent 560 ml dustbowl featuring side door to dispose of the debris directly to the bin without touching it
• Compact and lightweight design with a charging docking station that also stores accessories
• Suction Pressure is 54.1 Centimetere by Water

Product description

Size:18 V

Product description

Charging docking station stores unit and accessories. Eco smart charge in under 4 hours. High performance cordless hand vac with integrated 1.5M flexible hose, helping you to clean those hard to reach, awkward spaces. Lithium-ion battery technology for strong suction and fade free power. Modern, sleek design complements any kitchen environment. Includes long and short crevice tools and soft brush for cleaning versatility. Fully removable translucent bowl for easy and hygienic cleaning. Patented ‘motor in the filter’ design and lithium battery technology provide a compact and lightweight design with no compromise on power. Quick and easy empty feature. Simply open the side door and empty the debris into your bin. High performance motor for maximum cleaning performance. Ideal for the more demanding clean-up tasks. Cordless freedom for easy cleaning of all areas around the home. Cyclonic action and triple action filtration allows the product to perform better and last longer. Supplier reference: PD1820L-GB Our code: 162831.

Box Contains

Instruction book

2 in 1 nozzle/flip out upholstery brush

Charging cable

First Available: 1 April 2014