Currys customers can get £50 off Shark vacuums thanks to simple hack

The electrical retailer has announced a trade-in deal that will allow customers to save up to £50 on a new Shark vacuum when you hand in your old tech.

Customers can get money off a new Shark hoover thanks to a brand new Curry deal.

Currys has released some new tips and tricks to help prolong the life of their appliances at home - and included a new trade-in deal as well.

According to the electrical retailers, people can trade in their old appliances for £50 off of a Shark vacuum.

You can save up to £50 off a new Shark hoover if you trade in any electrical kitchen appliance or floorcare tech product powered by a battery or mains supply via a plug - working or not.

This deal will run from August 12 until August 22, and is eligible in-store or online using the code 'FLOORCARETRADEIN50'.

You can only use the code once per customer, and various hoovers are included in the deal.

You can get money off the following hoovers:

SHARK Anti Hair Wrap NZ710UK Upright Bagless Vacuum Cleaner - £199

SHARK Stratos Anti Hair Wrap Plus AZ913UK Upright Bagless Vacuum Cleaner - £299

SHARK Anti Hair Wrap IZ202UK Cordless Vacuum Cleaner - £199

SHARK Anti Hair Wrap with Pet Tool AZ910UKT Upright Bagless Vacuum Cleaner - £199

SHARK Lift-Away with TruePet NV612UKT Upright Bagless Vacuum Cleaner - £189

SHARK Anti Hair Wrap HZ500UK Bagless Vacuum Cleaner - £179

SHARK Stratos Anti Hair Wrap Plus Pet Pro IZ420UKT Cordless Vacuum Cleaner - £379

SHARK Stratos Anti Hair Wrap Plus IZ400UK Cordless Vacuum Cleaner - £299

Shoppers on the hunt for a new vacuum can also get up to £200 off a popular Shark vacuum on the Shark website.

As part of a special offer, you can get the Shark Anti Hair Wrap Cordless Vacuum for £249.99.

This hoover, exclusive to Shark, is battery powered with anti hair wrap technology. This feature actively separates and removes hair from the device's brush-roll as you clean, helping to leave it tangle-free.

Check out this deal here.

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