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" SPEED CLEANERS Hoover&amp;#039;s new Cordless Upright Vacuum Cleaner ($259-299) boasts full-size vacuum cleaning performance without the nuisance of plugging and unplugging a cord. I had a chance to give it a quick spin and found it to be lightweight, easy to steer, and quieter than other cordless vacuums I&amp;#039;ve tried. I&amp;#039;m also glad it uses Hoover&amp;#039;s WindTunnel cleaning technology that always proves so effective in our GHRI tests. It comes with two high capacity batteries, each with 25 minutes of run time, so you can vacuum the house from top to bottom without stopping. For those who prefer to clean without lifting any fingers, you&amp;#039;ll be glad to know more robots are coming! The newest ones are smarter quieter, and run longer between charges. Moneual&amp;#039;s Rydis H68 Hybrid Robot ($499), dry vacuums, wet mops, and even does both simultaneously. It uses cool mapping technology to take an image of the ceiling and outline the room wall-to-wall to ensure it&amp;#039;s got every corner covered. Even I&amp;#039;m not that thorough!  SMELL ZAPPERS Household odors are hard to eliminate from places where air can&amp;#039;t circulate, like inside trashcans, garbage disposals, drains, and front-loading washing machines. Several new products promise to tackle these stinky places and more. Fresh Wave&amp;#039;s Drain &amp;amp;amp; Disposal Deodorizer ($7) is a neat, easy-to-use liquid that claims to dissipate drain odors with just a few squirts.  The Fresh Wave Fresh Pod ($6) adheres inside trashcan lids and other surfaces with easy-to-remove 3M Command Strips. One pack of freshening beads controls odors for up to 60 days. Also, look out for laundry detergent additives that eliminate odors in both clothing and the machine. (They could actually make you love your front load washer again.)  SURFACE PROTECTORS If you&amp;#039;ve read any of my previous blogs on household cleaning advice, you know that I&amp;#039;m all about finding ways to keep surfaces cleaner longer. Fridge Coasters ($6 - $11, fridgecoaster.com) are perforated sheets of sturdy, recyclable, hard-pressed board that are sized to line refrigerator bins, drawers, and shelves. More absorbent than plastic and more durable than paper towels, these pads catch drips and spills and can be wiped clean or just tossed and replaced, when necessary. And I love the fun patterns and bright colors. Hope&amp;#039;s Perfect Glass Plus Protection ($7) is the next generation of our favorite glass cleaner. Not only does it clean and dry without streaks, it now repels grime and water, so your windows will stay cleaner longer, even when it rains the day after you wash them! And doesn&amp;#039;t it always? Look for it in stores this summer.  SMART STORAGE SOLUTIONS Hanging jewelry organizers aren&amp;#039;t new, but what I love about this new Hagerty Jewelry Keeper ($35, containerstore.com) is that it&amp;#039;s made with Hagerty Silversmith&amp;#039;s Cloth, the same tarnish preventative cloth I use to keep my silver flatware and serving pieces shiny. Attach it to any hanger, tuck it into drawer or safe deposit box, or slip it into your carry-on bag for travel. Holster Brands Hot Silicone Holsters (prices on new products TBA, hotironholsters.com) are convenient, colorful ways to organize everything from hot hair styling tools to makeup and toiletries to craft accessories, office supplies, and more. They stick to (and can easily be removed from) virtually any hard surface, even a mirror. Look for Hobby Holsters with ruler markings to launch in April or May. So cute! TELL US: Will you buy any of these new products when they hit shelves? NEXT: Cool Kitchens Tools From the Housewares Show \u00BB Carolyn Forte is the director of the Good Housekeeping Research Institute Home Appliances and Cleaning Products department. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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