Actor George Clooney got a laugh out of CBS reporter Tracy Smith when he admitted to cutting his own hair with a Flowbee.  “Stop it!” Smith exclaimed as Clooney explained that he had bought the home haircut machine from an infomercial some 25 years earlier — and he’d been using it ever since.  Smith walked into the exchange with a question about the coronavirus pandemic and whether or not Clooney had been cutting his own hair while salons were relatively inaccessible — at which point he informed her that he had been cutting his own hair at home for 25 years.  “So this has nothing to do with quarantine, then?” Smith pressed.  Clooney ruffled his own hair, explaining that it was “like straw” and very easy to cut, adding, “You can’t really make too many mistakes.”  “So, years ago, I bought a thing called a Flowbee —” Clooney continued.  “You did not!” Smith interrupted. “The infomercial, the Flowbee —”  “— with the vacuum cleaner and the clippers,” Clooney laughed. “I still have it, yeah.”  “Stop it!” Smith exclaimed, shaking he head in apparent disbelief. “You don’t use it.”  Clooney smiled and said that his haircuts take about two minutes.  “Is this —” Smith gestured toward Clooney’s hair. “Is this Flowbee?”  “It works,” Clooney said with a laugh.  The Flowbee, which combines a portable vacuum cleaner and hair clippers, advertised a perfect haircut every time — “with no clean up!”

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