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"Have a tip-filled Tuesday when WD&amp;#039;s home wiz shares her secrets\u2014from cool new products that are about to hit the market to genius organizing strategies.     At the 2007 Housewares show, I was really intrigued by Hoover&amp;#039;s new Constellation canister vacuum. After gazing at hundreds of vacuums, this model&amp;#039;s wonderfully retro look really made me stop and take notice. It wasn&amp;#039;t like anything I had ever seen before\u2014the spherical canister looks like a space station. But the really unique feature about this vacuum is that it floats on a cushion of air, gliding along with you as you merrily pick up dirt and dust throughout the house. Because it&amp;#039;s so lightweight and quiet, vacuuming feels almost effortless. Plus, it&amp;#039;s packed with everything you need to get dirt high and low: a 16-foot stretch hose, a telescoping wand that reaches up to 39 inches, an upholstery and dusting brush, a crevice tool and a 12-inch hard floor brush. It&amp;#039;s no surprise that the design looks to me like something from a &amp;#039;50s sci-fi movie, since the original Hoover floating vacuum canister cleaner was launched in 1955. (You can see a picture of it here.) The original was inspired by &amp;quot;space age&amp;quot; forms of that era, but today&amp;#039;s model is very similar in design. The original color was a two-tone deep blue/blue gray\u2014today it has a very chic pearl white or silver finish.-Janet Sobesky $249.99 for the stainless steel model, $199.99 for white at hoover.com Now tell me, what&amp;#039;s your favorite vacuum? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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