Dreame’s Newest Flagship Wet Dry Vacuum Mop Is Here and It’s $200 Off
Dreame’s Aero series has spent the last year making a strong case that the cordless floor washer category was overdue for a rethink. The Aero Ultra Steam — the fourth and most advanced model in the lineup — drives that home more than any previous version. It’s the first floor cleaner in its class to deliver three advanced cleaning modes in a single integrated system: superheated steam, hot water, and foaming detergent.
- ▪Dreame’s Aero series has spent the last year making a strong case that the cordless floor washer category was overdue for a rethink.
- ▪The Aero Ultra Steam — the fourth and most advanced model in the lineup — drives that home more than any previous version.
- ▪It’s the first floor cleaner in its class to deliver three advanced cleaning modes in a single integrated system: superheated steam, hot water, and foaming detergent.
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Dreame’s Aero series has spent the last year making a strong case that the cordless floor washer category was overdue for a rethink. The Aero Ultra Steam — the fourth and most advanced model in the lineup — drives that home more than any previous version. It’s the first floor cleaner in its class to deliver three advanced cleaning modes in a single integrated system: superheated steam, hot water, and foaming detergent. Dreame is celebrating the launch of the 3-in-1 Aero Ultra Steam with a 30% off sale at Amazon that drops its price to just $600 when you use the promo code AEROULSTEGIZ at checkout. Dreame, which recently named Cristiano Ronaldo as its global brand ambassador, is positioning the Aero Ultra Steam as the definitive answer to what a premium floor cleaner should actually do.
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