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The Dragons in this series are Duncan Bannatyne, Hilary Devey, Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden and Theo Paphitis. Episode 1 The Present Club - Georgette Hewitt Eggloo - George Winter Miruji Sit and Slim - Alan Sharrock Warmahorn - Ali Kedge Human Cannonball - Rodrigo Perez Dust Elimin8 - Paul Watts Gloven oven gloves - Nola Baldwin buy one Ploughcroft - Chris Hopkins Georgette Hewitt had the awful brain freeze moment so frequently experienced by many and it was not looking good but fortunately her Present Club idea was a real winner and she was gifted £60000 from Theo and Peter in exchange for 30%. www.thepresentclub.co.uk George Winter saw his anti loo splashback idea well and truly flushed down the toilet by all the Dragons. The same fate awaited Alan Sharrock with his health and well being franchise business Miruji which got a real dressing down from all the Dragons. www.sitandslim.co.uk The Dragons couldn't quite warm to the concept of a device to warm trumpets or saxophones but Ali Kedge continues selling the product at www.warmahorn.com The human cannonball Rodrigo Perez charmed the Dragons but got quickly fired as an investable business. www.humancannonball.co.uk Paul Watts had a good invention in an attachment for power saws that eliminates dust but the Dragons did not see it as a profitable venture although it can be found for sale elsewhere. www.2011.totallydiy.co.uk They also couldn't warm to the Gloven oven glove by ex singer Nola Baldwin. www.gloven.co.uk Deborah and Theo invested a joint £120000 in the solar power investment opportunity presented by Chris Hopkins for 25% www.ploughcroft.co.uk Episode 2
DJ Trickles + Lady MC - Krissy Sims + Kerry O'Brien Karnap - John McMonagle LoveDaPop - Christian Hartman, Tom Callard + Martin McLaughlin NoParkingFine - Sophia Hussein UVBodySculpture - Glen Harden Bath Sound - Alan Clarke Dog Bling - Elizabeth Chance + Colin Halfpenny Duvalay sleeping bag mattress - Alan + Liz Colleran buy one Krissy and Kerry presented a great pitch but faltered on numbers and although they charmed the Dragons they couldn't receive any investment. blog.djandmcacademy.com/ John McMangle caused some laughs with his inflatable car bed which was not seen as currently very practical but continues to sell at www.karnap.co.uk LoveDaPop did go down very well with Peter though and he invested £70k for 45% of the popcorn company. www.lovedawebsite.com/ NoParkingFine seems like it should strike a chord with many but surprisingly didn't favour well with the Dragons. www.noparkingfine.co.uk/ Glen Harden raised many laughs but no investment despite his all too honest approach to the Dragons. www.uvbodysculpture.com/ Bath Sound also went down the plug hole although seemed a great invention. www.bathsound.co.uk/ Dog Bling was not seen as a scaleable investment. www.dogbling.co.uk Hilary saw potential and made her first investment in Duvalay to the tune of £80000 for 26%. www.raskelf.com/Boats/Memory_Foam_Duvalay Episode 3
Rascal Dog Litter Box - Meena + Tim Carlya, Tricia Tierney buy one All You Can Drink - Dan Thompson Fun Fancy Dress Ltd - Peter + Michelle Hart Weight Loss Clothing - Leon Leigh Philharmonic Lights - Alexander Tomich Hot Water Bottle Holder - Justin Potter Extreme Knitting - Rachel + Carmen John Post Saver - Jim + Richard George Perhaps being too enthusiastic was the problem for the presenters of the dog indoor loo who really annoyed the Dragons! www.rascaldoglitterbox.co.uk The Dragons enjoyed the drink but not the idea of a corporate private members all you can drink club. Peter and Michelle Hart impressed initially but gradually came under scathing attacks from most of the Dragons, however Duncan spotted the potential and although they'd offered just 10% he dealt with 50% and £100000 investment. www.funfancydress.com Leon Leigh failed to impress with his innovative weight loss clothing idea. Alexander Tomich did impress though with his light display and personality but no investment was offered. www.philharmoniclights.com The Dragons also failed to warm to Justin Potters invention of a hot water bottle holder. Extreme knitting wasn't seen as a viable business either. www.racheljohn.co.uk Post saver fence post protection seemed a bit of an oddity but the Dragons saw huge potential and wanted to invest so it was a bit of a shock when a deal couldn't be reached. www.postsaver.co.uk Episode 4
Bobs Box - Bob Davies Luxury Event Accommodation - Camila Shaughnessy My Sea Safe - Fraser Allen Steam Shaver - Samson Dukabyagbena Rico Mexican Kitchen - Marcela Flores Newburn ProSlope - Chris O'Connell Ceramics Cafe - Shirley + Hayley Smith Roller Signs - Peter Jones Bob's Box seemed like a total no go as an investment so it was a surprise when Hilary invested £50000 for 20% of the Box income plus the company. www.uniqueideas.co.uk The Dragons couldn't see any potential in the luxury accommodation surrounding sporting events idea though, and they were less than impressed with the figures for the My Sea Safe device. www.myseasafe.com The steam shaver protection device did not go down well nor did the delicious Mexican food business. www.ricomexicankitchen.co.uk The Dragons couldn't find any desire to invest in artificial ski slopes either. www.proslope.com Ceramic cafe didn't fair well either, but Roller Signs was seen as a great idea and achieved backing of £1000000 for 49% from Peter. Episode 5
Polka Dot Pantomines - Darren Maddison + Helen Wright Chocolate Therapist - Paul Da Costa Greaves Bog In A Bag - Kate Castle buy one Flaggo - George Allen buy one Myburgh Designs - Steve Myburgh WingAware - Phil Hall Baskit Geni - Jacky Williams + Gerry Parker buy one JogPost - Henry Buckley + J J Harding The show began with a big Cinderella performance from PolkaDot but not seen as a good investment by the Dragons. www.polkadotacademy.co.uk They enjoyed the chocolate but not the numbers posted by chef Paul Da Costa Greaves. www.thechocolatetherapist.co.uk Bog In A Bag was not a tasteful subject for the Dragons initially but three of them liked Kate and her presentation and although she almost blew the negotiation by revealing a marked preference for one of the Dragons, fortunately Theo agreed to invest £50000 for 30%. www.boginabag.co.uk Board games never seem to fair well nowadays with the Dragons and such was the case for Flaggo but you can still buy one yourself.www.flaggo.com The Dragons were intrigued by Steve Myburgh's swinging seat designs but couldn't see an investment opportunity. www.myburghdesigns.com WingAware protection for wing mirrors wasn't seen as investable either. www.wingaware.com An anti-theft device for hanging baskets didn't seem a great money spinner for the Dragons. www.baskitgeni.co.uk JogPost leaflet delivery went down really well and Deborah invested £50000 for 20% www.leafletdistribution.co.uk Episode 6
Aqua Sheko Fish Spa - Karen Ho + To Chan Skip Hop - Scott Robert Shaw + Lee Collinson Jones Strim Base - Alan Pearson Poker Controller - Jonathan Caplan Brat + Suzie - Polly + Charlotte Vickery StickiButt - Michelle Smith Crocodile Keyboard - David Baker AB Performance Ltd - Andy Bates Peter tried out the feet cleansing fish tank and was impressed but none of the Dragons could invest. www.aquasheko.co.uk Skip Hop skipping with hop music fared no better. www.skip-hop.co.uk Alan Pearson's appeal for street sign backing fell foul of the Dragons by not being too sure of his figures. Poker Controller was seen as too much of a gamble. www.sunshine-poker.com Polly and Charlotte impressed with their illustrated t-shirt range but failed to attract investors. www.bratandsuzie.com Stickibutt passenger pillion protection also failed to secure investment as did David Smith for his keyboard app. Andy Bates impressed though with his bike based cars and achieved £50000 investment from Peter for 35%. www.abperformance.co.uk Episode 7
Auto Bar Tap - Nick Cross, Richard Haddon, Sebastian Stoddart Pulse - Jacqui Thompson Cleebo - Bola Lafe buy one Safe Stix - Paul Blair buy one Health Swing - Wendy Thompson Crips - Gareth + Brian Smith Windy Light - Ian Wilson Kiddimoto - Simon Booth buy one Theo and Deborah invested £50000 for 30% of the automated bar tap. The Dragons loved the concept behind Pulse but couldn't invest. www.fingeronthepulse.biz The Cleebo baby nose clearing device intrigued the Dragons but no investment resulted. www.opus-innovations.com No investment for the safe stick for throwing to dogs either. www.safestix.co.uk The Dragons loved 71yr old Wendy Thompson but couldn't invest in her Health Swing. They also struggled with the unpalatable figures associated with low fat Crips. www.cripsnacks.com Wind powered bike light faired no better, but Kiddimoto impressed all and secured £75000 for 30% from Duncan and Hilary. www.kiddimoto.co.uk Episode 8 RKA Records - Liam Webb + Ryan Ashmore Trinamic Balls - Yasmin Hussein Realtor Network Ltd - Gil Ostrander + Richard Williams Haggis Dog - Mark Shaw WingZ - Michelle + Steve Davis Easylegs - Jim Jamieson Flipit - Marion Mainstone Eco-Hab Homes - Aidan Quinn + Gemma Rae Duncan Ballantyne surprisingly invested £50000 in RKA Records although he did negotiate a whopping 79% ownership. www.rkarecords.com Yasmin Hussein failed to gain any investment for her Trinamic football but still seems to be selling it well. www.trinamicballs.com Realtor Network had no luck with the Dragons nor did the Haggis Dog www.haggisdog.com WingZ intrigued the Dragons but they saw it as too niche a market www.wingzfashion.com Easylegs lorry supports confused the Dragons and they also weren't happy with the Flipit folding furniture situation (www.justflipit.net) but Theo did like and invest £75000 for 40% of Eco Hab Homes. www.officeingarden.co.uk |
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