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Dyson V12s Detect Slim Submarine wet and dry vacuum cleaner

Name: Dyson V12s Detect Slim Submarine wet and dry vacuum cleaner
Brand: Dyson
SKU: DYSON-V12S-SUBMARINE
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Dyson V12s Detect Slim Submarine wet and dry vacuum cleaner

Washes hard floors all around your home


Pet mess Washes pet food spills and muddy paw prints from kitchens and busy entranceways.	Mealtime clean-ups Manoeuvres easily around obstacles to quickly pick up spilt baby food and drink.	Bathroom stains Tackles toothpaste, tough stains and dried-on liquids from bathroom floors.

Key Features


Single-button power control No need to hold the trigger. You can swap hands while navigating obstacles, making cleaning easier.	Click-in battery Remove and replace at the press of a button to double your run time.	No-touch bin emptying Hygienic ejection mechanism drives dust and debris deep into your bin, in one action.	Washable parts The filter and Fluffy brush bar can both be washed to remove dust build-up and optimise performance.


Easy clean wet roller head The wet roller can be washed with household detergents diluted to the recommended ratio.	Drip tray Collect any water droplets and store your Dyson Submarine wet roller head.	Docking station Drops into the wall-mounted charging dock, ready for your next clean.	Compact and manoeuvrable Low-profile cleaner head helps you reach under furniture and into tight spaces.

Vacuum carpets and upholstery


Fluffy Optic cleaner head illuminates dust A blade of light reveals twice as much invisible dust on a hard floor	Hair screw tool with anti-tangle technology Picks up long hair and pet hair without tangling. The conical brush bar spirals hair into the bin in seconds.

Technology


Powerful suction A Dyson Hyperdymium motor spins at up to 125,000rpm to deliver powerful suction for a comprehensive deep clean.	Root Cyclone technology 11 root cyclones generate centrifugal forces of up to 100,000g to remove dust from the airflow – with no loss of suction.	Up to 60 minutes run time Advanced seven-cell battery for whole-home deep cleaning. Easily swap with an additional battery (available separately) for even longer cleans.

Specifications

Bin volume: 0.35L
Run time: Up to 60min
Height: 1247mm
Length: 257mm
Width: 253mm
Weight: 2.2kg

Box Contents:

Dyson V12s Detect Submarine
Submarine wet roller head.
Fluffy Optic cleaner head.
Combination Tool.
Crevice Tool.
Hair Screw Tool.
Wall Doc.
Charger.
Wand clip.

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