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This $600 Hair Tool Keeps Selling Out As Competitors Race to Replicate It

Business Wars Daily

Audible

Business, Business News, News, Daily News

4.6717 Ratings

🗓️ 20 May 2022

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Today is Friday, May 20, and we're looking at Dyson vs. Conair vs. Revlon.

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Thank you. From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this May 20th.

1:06.8

Happy Friday, everyone.

1:08.2

When you hear the name Dyson, you probably think of those vacuum cleaners.

1:12.5

Or perhaps this very straightforward commercial that aired in 2004.

1:16.9

Bags, filters, they all clog with dust and then lose suction.

1:21.5

But a Dyson works differently.

1:23.7

It creates 100,000 times the force of gravity to spin the dirt out of the air, so nothing gets clogged ever.

1:31.8

I just think things should work properly.

1:34.1

That's the voice of James Dyson, the company's founder.

1:37.8

Dyson's known for inventing the first bagless vacuum cleaner, and since then, the vacuum innovation has just kept coming. Dyson pioneered

1:46.2

omnidirectional vacuums that allowed users to rotate easily around corners or table legs. And the

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