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Dustbuster

/ˈdʌstˌbʌstər/noun
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A Dustbuster is a handheld, cordless vacuum cleaner designed for quick and efficient removal of dust, crumbs, and small debris from surfaces like floors, cars, and furniture. Originally a trademarked product by Black & Decker, it has become a generic term for similar portable devices that emphasize convenience and portability in modern cleaning routines, making it a go-to tool for spot cleaning in both homes and professional settings.

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The Dustbuster, introduced in 1979, was one of the first cordless vacuums and inspired a market boom, with over 50 million units sold by the 1990s, fundamentally changing how people approach everyday cleaning. Interestingly, its design influenced NASA's development of space-grade vacuums for the International Space Station, proving that a simple household gadget could reach the stars.

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