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In the marketing of vacuum cleaners, one number often screams louder than the rest: Pascals (Pa). We see ratings of 20,000Pa, 3…

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In the lexicon of cleaning, "vacuuming" has become synonymous with "cleaning." We instinctively believe that the only way to re…

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In the consumer electronics market, visibility is often mistaken for performance. The rise of bagless vacuum cleaners, with the…

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The evolution of household maintenance is rarely a story of sudden revolutions, but rather a gradual convergence of distinct te…