SV780 Dust Cup Filter Replacement Compatible with Shark Cordless Hand Vacuum SV75Z SV728N SV726N Directly Replaces Part # XF769, XSB726N Pack of 6 with 1 Pcs Cleaning Brush Picture Mats perfectly matched with VM-1712/B5/B7D/B8D/MC3/MC5/U2 vacuum

Name: SV780 Dust Cup Filter Replacement Compatible with Shark Cordless Hand Vacuum SV75Z SV728N SV726N Directly Replaces Part # XF769, XSB726N Pack of 6 with 1 Pcs Cleaning Brush Picture Mats perfectly matched with VM-1712/B5/B7D/B8D/MC3/MC5/U2 vacuum
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SKU: 19989375795
Price: 40.99 USD
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Rating: 4.0495 (23 reviews)

SV780 Dust Cup Filter Replacement Compatible with Shark Cordless Hand Vacuum SV75Z SV728N SV726N Directly Replaces Part # XF769, XSB726N Pack of 6 with 1 Pcs Cleaning Brush Picture Mats perfectly matched with VM-1712/B5/B7D/B8D/MC3/MC5/U2 vacuum

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SV780 Dust Cup Filter Replacement Compatible with Shark Cordless Hand Vacuum SV75Z SV728N SV726N Directly Replaces Part # XF769, XSB726N Pack of 6 with 1 Pcs Cleaning Brush Picture Mats perfectly matched with VM 1712 B5 B7D B8D MC3 MC5 U2 vacuum perfectly matched with VM 1712 B5 B7D B8D MC3 MC5 U2 vacuum cleaners GREAT GIFT IDEA: Perfect for birthday to save your trouble of cleaning COMPATIBLE WITH: Compatible with Europro

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