Noah Pinsonnault
Home Care & Cleaning Reviews Analyst
Noah works as a product reviews analyst in the Home Care & Cleaning Lab where he helps design and perform tests on various product categories. He draws on scientific expertise garnered during his time as an environmental researcher, where he managed environmental monitoring equipment, analyzed water samples in a lab and developed protocols for restoration projects. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in environmental science from the University of Wisconsin-Superior.
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Latest from Noah Pinsonnault
The 7 Best Washing Machines of 2026, According to Experts
Our favorite front- and top-loading washing machines, backed by hands-on Lab testing.
6 Best Robot Mops, Tested by Cleaning Experts
A robot can save you time by handling the grime.
I Found Just 3 Dyson Prime Day Deals Worth Buying—One Is Up to 70% Off
You can even save $650 on one of our favorite robot vacuums!
How to Clean a Food Processor Without the Hassle
Your food processor handles the tedious prep. Here’s how to make cleanup just as easy.
9 Things Professional Cleaners Notice as Soon as They Walk Into Your Home
Professionals size up a home in about two minutes—and most of what they're reading isn't dirt.
I Test Robot Vacuums for a Living—This Is the Most Important Feature to Look for (and It’s Not Suction)
Here’s why the most “powerful” robot vacuum isn’t always the one that cleans best.
7 Best Labor Day Vacuum Deals, According to Our Cleaning Experts
The Cleaning Lab approves.
6 Best Top-Loading Washing Machines, According to Expert Testing
These top-loaders earned top scores in our tests.
7 Things You Should Clean Before Leaving for Vacation
These are the tasks that matter most.
Could the Dyson PencilVac Be Our Favorite Dyson Vacuum of 2026?
This vacuum isn't for every home—but it shines on hard floors.
I’m a Laundry Expert: If Your Sheets Keep Balling Up in the Washer, Try This
These expert-approved tips can help keep your sheets from twisting into a tangled mess.
These Are the Germiest Spots in Your Kitchen, According to Experts
Think your toilet is the germiest spot in your home? Experts say these common kitchen items may be even dirtier.