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SAVE 38%: The vintage sex videosShark HP102PETBL Clean Sense air purifier is just $149.99 at Amazon, down from the typical price of $239.99. That's a savings of $90.

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If you deal with allergies from pollen or suffer from itchy eyes on account of a beloved pet's hair, using an indoor air purifier can provide tons of relief. Swap tissue boxes for this Shark air purifier that's discounted at Amazon today.

As of March 26, the Shark HP102PETBL Clean Sense air purifier is just $149.99, down from the regular price of $239.99. That's a savings of $90 or a 38% discount.

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As much as we love our pets and spring flowers, both can cause major allergy issues. From the runny nose to sneezing, pollen and other allergens can linger in indoor air. The Shark Clean Sense air purifier aims to take care of 99.98% of these pesky airborne particles.

Designed for rooms up to 500 square feet, the Shark air purifier uses a HEPA filter to capture the particulate matter that could be the source of respiratory irritation. The size means it's ideal for a bedroom, nursery, or a smaller office. But since it weighs under six pounds, it's possible to move it from the bedroom to the office or the rec room throughout the day without much trouble.

This model features Shark Clean Sense IQ, a digital reading that shows you how clean the room's air currently is. It automatically adjusts power to ensure clean, filtered air. You can also program it to continuously operate at one of four fan speeds.

If you're dreading the congestion that comes with springtime, set up the Shark HP102PETBL Clean Sense air purifier and enjoy the season thanks to allergen-free indoor air.

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