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By Matt Brownell, Main Street
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The Mop of the Future

Since the days when Rosie the Robot cleaned up after the Jetsons, Americans have dreamed of a better way to clean. And while we have yet to invent a full-fledged robot maid, cleaning technology has advanced by leaps and bounds.

So if you’re still using a mop and broom to clean around the house, we recommend putting them in the closet and checking out some of the fancy new ways to keep your space clean. From vacuuming robots to self-cleaning litter boxes, the future of cleaning is here.



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Mint

The Roomba has spawned many imitators, and if there’s one that stands out, it’s the Mint cleaner from Evolution Robotics.

The Mint, another self-navigating cleaner robot, is best if your living space is dominated by hard floors rather than carpets and rugs. The device is more like a robotic Swiffer than a vacuum, and it uses dry and wet microfiber cloths. It can be had for just $199.

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Purpose for Pets Portable Extractor

You know how on police procedurals, the crime scene investigators always put on their special glasses and bust out a blacklight so they can see the hidden DNA evidence?

Well if you have a pet who has been committing crimes of its own on your carpet, you can use this handy tool from Dirt Devil to do the same thing. This portable unit is specially designed for cleaning up pet accidents, and it comes with upholstery cleaner and special pet stain and odor remover. But the real prize here is the built-in blacklight, which illuminates those hidden stains that are making your house smell. The whole thing will cost you $109.99.

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Scrubbing Bubbles Automatic Shower Cleaner

The shower is where we go to clean ourselves. So why do we let it get so disgusting?

A buildup of soap scum and mildew can make your morning shower a downright unpleasant experience, and you might not have time to go in and clean things on a regular basis. Enter the Scrubbing Bubbles Automatic Shower Cleaner, which hangs from your showerhead and sprays cleaning solution all over your shower at the touch of the button. The product doesn’t exactly get glowing reviews from Amazon users, who complain of short battery life, expensive refills and poor quality. But at $25 per unit, this might be worth a try if your shower has become a breeding ground for mildew.

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This one comes from the “ounce of prevention” school of thought. Think how many times you’ve had messy hands after kneading dough or chopping up chicken, then gone to the sink to wash your hands. But then you get your messy, possibly-salmonella-covered hands on the faucet, which you then have to clean off, after which you should probably wash your hands again.

It’s a vicious, messy cycle, and one that you can avoid with a one-touch faucet like the ones made by Delta. Touch anywhere on the faucet with any part of your body (say, your still-clean elbow) to turn the water on and off without ever getting the faucet itself messy. Combine that with an automatic soap dispenser like the ones you see in many public bathrooms, and you have a sink that drastically cuts down on the spread of germs.

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