Protect your washing machine with lint catchers.

So what are these colored balls? Why a washing machine is shown?

The attractively colored balls trap human and pet hair found sticking to the clothes you put into the washing machine. Isn't that you always wanted?

These ball are called lint catchers and they cost only $10 for a set of 12 balls. Buy them and be worry free of clogged washing machine.

A spin mop that supler cleans.

I don't know this works; it is confusing to me.

Can someone tell me how this entire cleaning equipment functions?

It look like a simple floor mop that is manually handled. How then it supposed to leave everything in the accompanying bucket?

It is said that by just placing the mop in the bucket, we can pump the foot pedal and it spins over 1,000 rotations per minute - cleaning, drying & leaving the grime in the bucket - not on your floor.

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Bunny duster-a cleaning golve.

This is not a glove but you wear it as a glove to dust off your furniture, TV, computer and what not!

Very innovative but at the same time hygienic and effective.
This is made of microfiber and is washable in your washing machine.

Kids too would love to use this to help you clean your house.
It costs $14.95.

Doesn't it look very very American!

Bagless vacuum cleaner.

Today's wild ideas become tomorrow's reality.

The necessity to frequently change the garbage bag inside a vacuum cleaner made someone think wildly: "What if I have a vacuum cleaner without a bag to empty now and then?"

The thinker might have been an ordinary person but the thought has been picked up an extraordinary person who had the resources to make the thought real.

The result is, we now have a vacuum cleaner without a bag!

This compact, powerful multi-purpose deep cleaner is perfect for tasks large and small with a big tank capacity.

Available here for $90.

Steam clean your carpet.

Well, I would rather call it as a floor care solution or carpet care solution because either the floor or the carpet gets shoddy because of dogs and cats-right.

Why would people bother with pets when they have no real time to dedicate cleaning the mess the create? Hmm... some fancy!

I stay away from pets, be it a hybrid dog or an harmless rabbit.

The other day, my son's friend brought home his fiery looking Doberman. Since I locked myself in my bedroom, I was not able to supervise its movements. When finally, it went off, I saw the dirt it created on our floor.


I ordered my son's friend to clean the floor and he apologetically obliged. He brought fancy steamer vacuum cleaner that he said is imported and finished his job in 15 minutes.

Cordless floor dryer.

This is an era of cordless gadgets. Everyone loves any instrument that is operable without the annoying clusters of cords.

If you care to look behind your PC, you will not like the look of it. Wires will criss cross each other, find ways to tangle themselves that makes our cleaning job very difficult.

If you see a board that says, "The paint is wet, don't touch", what will you do? You will of course touch to check whether it is still wet.

Like that, if a board says, "Wet floor, be careful", our reaction will be to check with our foot whether it is dry now.

Here is a new Floor Dryer that has no cords attached to it. It runs on battery that is said to last up to 12 hours. It warns us of a wet floor.

Here is picture of it.


If you click on this link, you will see it in action.