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Portable Car Vacuum Cleaner - $39.99 (11% off)

Key features

  • Only 2.4 lbs

  • High-power 106W motor

  • 16 ft power cord that connects to your car's 12V lighter port

Included extras

  • 3 all-purpose nozzles

  • A carrying bag for easy storage

  • A special filter cleaning brush

  • A spare HEPA filter

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