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Janitors with wood-handle mops and tin buckets dream about Minuteman International. Janitors makes commercial vacuums, floor and carpet care products, cleaning chemicals, and bio-hazard vacuums, as well as carpet sweepers, scrubbers, and accessories. Minuteman is made up of several segments: Minuteman, PowerBoss, and Multi-Clean. The company was founded in 1951 as American Cleaning Equipment Corporation. German cleaning equipment maker Hako-Werke International acquired Minuteman International in 2004 and took it private.

Multibrás S.A. Eletrodomésticos is keeping it clean. The firm makes washers, dryers, dishwashers, and air purifiers, as well as other household appliances such as microwaves, stoves, refrigerators, and air conditioners for Latin America and other markets. Products are sold under the Consul, Brastemp, and Whirlpool names. (The company is controlled by Brasmotor, which is majority-owned by Whirlpool.) Multibrás has four factories in Brazil, and its appliances are exported to about 70 countries. Multibrás was founded in 1945 as a car distributor; it merged with two other Whirlpool affiliates, Consul and Semer, in 1994.

Sit back in your recliner, relax, and enjoy OMWave's products. OMWave manufactures convergent devices that integrate electronic products. Ever dreamed of integrating your television to your PC? OMWave's chief products include the OMBOX (introduced in 2005), the MINIM'OM, and the DH1, a digital appliance that combines a personal computer and television with video, CD, and DVD players, precluding the need for numerous remote controls and cables. In addition, OMWave offers technology consulting services for the business to business market, specifically home theater retailers and installers. Founded in 2002, the company's products are sold through retailers in France and Belgium.

Oreck Corporation began as a company manufacturing upright vacuum cleaners for the hotel industry in the U.S. The concept was to design a lightweight yet powerful and durable vacuum that hotel housekeepers would prefer to the very heavy models available to them. The idea proved so successful that now over 50,000 hotels throughout the world use Oreck vacuums. After a short time, hotel personnel asked to buy the machines for their own use, which gave the Oreck Corporation the idea to sell its unique products to the general public.Oreck now sells throughout North America and South America, as well as in Europe and Asia. It has the reputation of being the manufacturer of the very finest cleaning equipment available anywhere. It concentrates on lightweight cleaning machines of every style, each model having exceptional durability and ease of handling. An example of its success is that the only vacuum cleaners sold by the American Express Company are Orecks.

Philips Consumer Lifestyle is more than happy to help you cook breakfast, keep your teeth clean, and keep you entertained at home. The division is part of Philips Electronics North America and manufactures domestic appliances (coffeemakers, food processors), personal care items (electric toothbrushes and shavers), and consumer electronics (LCD TVs, DVD and MP3 players, digital accessories). Its top brands include Sonicare, Norelco, and Senseo. A reorganization in 2008 combined Philips Domestic Appliance & Personal Care North America (formed in 2005) with Philips Consumer Electronics North America to create Philips Consumer Lifestyle (PCL).

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