Dreame just dropped early Prime Day deals on its best steam mops and floor cleaners
Dreame's early Prime Day deals list: Best deal overall Dreame Aero Pro Steam $439.99 (save $160) Get Deal Best carpet cleaner deal Dreame N20 Steam $159.99 (save $40) Get Deal My all-time fave home tech company, Dreame , is offering up to 43% off its products for Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days.
If you aren't familiar with the brand, it makes everything from smart wet/dry vacuums and steam mops to high-tech beauty products. (I actually own three of its floor cleaners, so I can personally vouch for how good they are.) SEE ALSO: I found the best robot vacuums for every floor, budget, and level of laziness Instead of making you wait until the official Prime event on Oct.
6 and 7, Dreame is rolling out a handful of "Early Bird" discounts right now.
A few of these discounts even have active promo codes that'll get you an additional percentage off.
To help you decide whether you should shop now or hold out for Prime Day, here's the full breakdown of what's on sale, when the deals go live, and how much you'll save: Top pick: Dream Aero Pro Steam Aero Pro Steam $509.99 at Amazon $599.99 Save $90 Get an extra $70 off the Aero Pro Steam with the code VIRGOSEASON.
Get Deal at Amazon Why we like it Now through Sept.
30, you can get an extra $70 off the Aero Pro Steam with the code VIRGOSEASON . (I tried the code out, and it worked!) This is the best price you'll get on this model, even after Prime Day starts.
According to Dreame's PR team, the price will drop to $499.99 between Sept.
28 and Oct.
5, and then again to $459.99 from Oct.
6 to 7.
This is one of the products in my "Dreame Team," and I can honestly say that I'm impressed with it.
It's easy to clean, has multiple settings depending on what you're cleaning up (I have two beagles, so I really appreciated the versatility), and comes with its own charging base, so you can just set it and forget it.
More Dreame deals Dreame N20 Steam Early Bird (Sept.
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