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Professional Rock Climber Scales Building Using What?

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Selling vacuum cleaners in 2016 (and ever since Dyson came into existence) is all about suction. The harder your vacuum sucks, the more potential it has for big sales it seems. Oh, and it has to be bagless, too. Cordless? Yeah, that helps if you can vacuum for more than a handful of minutes at a time. LG believes its CordZero vacuums tick all those boxes, offering 200 watts of suction and a battery that lasts 40 minutes. Impressive, but LG wanted to hit home how powerful that suction is, so it came up with an unusual marketing pitch: “Let’s get a professional rock climber to strap two of our vacuums to their back and use them to power suction pads so they can climb a building.”

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