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Everyday Einstein

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  • Everyday Einstein
    By Robin SayersThis new air purifier harnesses our green friends' natural air-cleaning powers by drawing air through a plant and filtering it — oxygenated and free of VOCs, toxins and dust — into a room. BUY NOW: Andrea's Air Purifier, $200
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    This bucket is innovative in its design — the base has a pattern of channels that separate dirt and debris from the rest of your cleaning water — and in its construction, from recycled soda bottles. BUY NOW: Casabella's Eclipse Bucket, $13
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    A star at the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show, this floor cleaner is both a mop and duster, utilizing disposable cloths or a reusable pad. Its savvy navigation system means flash results. BUY NOW: Evolution Robotics' Mint floor cleaner, $250
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  • Everyday Einstein
    This three-in-one device works wonders on your floors (tile, vinyl or sealed wood). It vacuums and washes, then dries, making mopping and sweeping seem oh-so-2009. BUY NOW: Hoover's FloorMate SpinScrub, $200
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  • Everyday Einstein
    Dogs? Adorable. Their muddy feet? A tidy home's worst enemy. To the rescue: a dog-foot-cleaning-and-drying gadget dreamed up by a sixth grader. Its vortex magic dislodges gunk, while the top squeegees moisture away. BUY NOW: Paw Wash, $20
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  • Everyday Einstein
    You may not associate TV with NASA, but engineers at the space agency have developed a futuristic rubber tool for your TV screen. It attracts image-obscuring debris, restoring your set to its glossy showroom glory. BUY NOW: TV Clean, $30
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    By Robin Sayers

    This new air purifier harnesses our green friends' natural air-cleaning powers by drawing air through a plant and filtering it — oxygenated and free of VOCs, toxins and dust — into a room. BUY NOW: Andrea's Air Purifier, $200

  • Ingenious Cleaning Products

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    This bucket is innovative in its design — the base has a pattern of channels that separate dirt and debris from the rest of your cleaning water — and in its construction, from recycled soda bottles. BUY NOW: Casabella's Eclipse Bucket, $13

  • Ingenious Cleaning Products

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    A star at the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show, this floor cleaner is both a mop and duster, utilizing disposable cloths or a reusable pad. Its savvy navigation system means flash results. BUY NOW: Evolution Robotics' Mint floor cleaner, $250

  • Ingenious Cleaning Products

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    This three-in-one device works wonders on your floors (tile, vinyl or sealed wood). It vacuums and washes, then dries, making mopping and sweeping seem oh-so-2009. BUY NOW: Hoover's FloorMate SpinScrub, $200

  • Ingenious Cleaning Products

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    Dogs? Adorable. Their muddy feet? A tidy home's worst enemy. To the rescue: a dog-foot-cleaning-and-drying gadget dreamed up by a sixth grader. Its vortex magic dislodges gunk, while the top squeegees moisture away. BUY NOW: Paw Wash, $20

  • Ingenious Cleaning Products

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    You may not associate TV with NASA, but engineers at the space agency have developed a futuristic rubber tool for your TV screen. It attracts image-obscuring debris, restoring your set to its glossy showroom glory. BUY NOW: TV Clean, $30

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