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Shark NV151 Navigator Swivel Pro Complete Upright Vacuum with HEPA Filtration, Swivel Steering, Pet Power Brush, Crevice Tool & Upholstery Tool, for Pet Hair & Multi-Surface Cleaning, Navy

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Style: Navigator Swivel


Features

  • SWIVEL STEERING: Easily maneuver your vacuum in and out of tight spaces, in corners, around furniture, and more.
  • POWERFUL SUCTION: Deep-clean carpets and tackle bare floors with powerful Shark suction.
  • ANTI-ALLERGEN COMPLETE SEAL: Works with a HEPA filter to trap 99.9%* of dust and allergens inside the vacuum cleaner. (*Based on ASTM F1977 of particles .3 microns or larger.)
  • LIGHTWEIGHT CONVENIENCE: Lightweight design for effortless portability.
  • FLOOR-TO-CEILING CLEANING: With up to 11 feet of total reach, the extendable hose lets you reach hard-to-clean areas above the floor like stairs, furniture, and more.
  • PERFECT FOR PETS: Includes a Pet Power Brush specially designed to remove pet hair on furniture, in tight spaces, and on carpets.
  • CREVICE TOOL: Great for cleaning tight spaces like between couch cushions and in other hard-to-reach areas.
  • UPHOLSTERY TOOL: Picks up pet hair and large debris on mattresses, couches, curtains, and other delicate fabrics.
  • WHAT'S INCLUDED: Shark Navigator Upright Vacuum, Crevice Tool, Pet Power Brush, and Upholstery Tool.

Description

The Shark Navigator Swivel Pro Complete Upright Vacuum is designed for homes with pets, combining Shark suction with versatile tools to tackle stubborn pet hair. An extendable hose provides up to 11 feet of total reach, while Anti- Allergen Complete Seal Technology and a HEPA filter trap dust and allergens, keeping them out of the air you breathe.

Brand: Shark


Color: Navy


Item Weight: 13.1 Pounds


Model Name: Shark NV151


Capacity: 0.87 Quarts


Brand: Shark


Color: Navy


Item Weight: 13.1 Pounds


Model Name: Shark NV151


Capacity: 0.87 Quarts


Power Source: Corded Electric


Manufacturer: SharkNinja


UPC: 622356557269


Style: Navigator Swivel


Product Dimensions: 12 x 9.06 x 45.47 inches


Item Weight: 13.1 pounds


Department: Unisex-Adult


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: NV151


Form Factor: Upright


Assembly required: No


Number of pieces: 4


Warranty Description: 5 year warranty.


Batteries required: No


Included Components: Upholstery Tool, Shark Navigator Upright Vacuum, Pet Power Brush, Crevice Tool


Import: Made in the USA


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