Aldi's popular Cordless Cyclonic Stick Vacuum has made a return to stores, offering shoppers a budget-friendly cleaning solution.
The supermarket revealed that its "sell-out" vacuum cleaner is now available for just £44.99.
"For spotless homes without breaking the bank, look no further than Aldi's middle aisle," the supermarket said.
The vacuum features powerful suction that operates on two levels (eco or maximum) ensuring floors and carpets are left "spick and span".
'For spotless homes without breaking the bank, look no further than Aldi's middle aisle'
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With a run-time exceeding half an hour when fully charged, users are no longer tethered to the nearest plug socket while cleaning.
The device also comes with a washable dust container that has a 550ml capacity, making maintenance simple and hygienic.
The vacuum comes complete with crevice and brush attachments, alongside a 180-degree swivel head for maximum manoeuvrability.
It features easy attachment style technology for quick changes and a longer cylinder tube for hard-to-reach areas.
The device even transforms into a detachable handheld vacuum, which is ideal for smaller tasks.
Available in dark blue and blue or white and grey colourways, the handy household gadget caters to several home aesthetics.
It won't be around forever, though, so interested shoppers must act fast. Indeed, the Cordless Cyclonic Stick Vacuum will take on Aldi's Specialbuys format, meaning "once they're gone, they're gone".
Specialbuys are the "unique and exciting products that you find at Aldi - from DIY, kitchenware, garden furniture to sports, camping and everything in between".
The "brand new and exciting" Specialbuys land in stores every Thursday and Sunday.
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