Clean Bottle

Clean Bottle Shark Tank Update

The Cleanest Water Bottle On Earth - Season 3

Need a little Free Publicity?
Just chase down a few bike rider's  at the Tour de France
for Free World Wide Advertising!

 The Clean Bottle was designed with one thing in mind, to be the easiest water bottle too clean that has ever been made. After 3 years and 54 prototypes, Dave Mayer has accomplished that goal and appropriately named His invention The Clean Bottle. What makes this water bottle so unique from anything else on the market is the fact it unscrews on both ends making it much easier to clean and dry out when not in use.

New Runner
Water Bottle w/ Pouch

Dave Meyer's may have invented the cleanest water bottle ever made, but it took all the money he had to create it with little left for advertising the final product. What's Dave do to start getting the word out about his new invention?  He does what any creative Entrepreneur would do, He creates it. Meyer's went  to the Tour de France where everyone has water bottles and has his Giant Clean Bottle Mascot start jogging along with the bike riders. This seemingly simple form of advertising gets picked up with world wide press coverage and puts the Clean Bottle on the map.

When Dave entered the Shark Tank about a year after the Tour de France, His sales had already mushroomed to over $750,000.00 and still climbing. Read More Here-->>>

Remyxx/ ReKixx Update

Remyxx/ ReKixx Shark Tank Update

100% Recyclable Tennis Shoes From Season 3, Episode 312
 

Remyxx Sneakers Now Known As
ReKixx

 Now here's a cool "thinking outside the box" invention we all need to get behind in our recycling efforts. Gary Gagdon the inventor of Remyxx (now known as ReKixx) came up with this idea to make 100% recycled tennis shoe's while in the process of throwing several pairs away. Gagdon took those old shoes out of the trash and began working on a new recycled product that could effect what we all wear in the future.

Gary Gagnon came into the Shark Tank with His revolutionary recycled sneaker's seeking a $50,000.00 investment for only 10% equity in the business. When Gary means 100% recyclable, He means just that. Every part of the sneakers can go into the recycling bin and recycled into new products.

While putting a $500k valuation on the Remyxx/ ReKixx business, Gagdon obviously must of been somewhat established with sales at a proven profit point right? Well not exactly, Gary had zero sales and has only been in business for 3 weeks. It seems He has a great idea at this point, but the Sharks point out getting into the recycled sneaker business will require a lot more than the $50k Gagdon is asking for.

Four of the Sharks drop out leaving only Daymond John with Gary's last chance to make a deal on Shark Tank. Daymond really likes the idea of recycled tennis shoes and the potential to create a new Brand around them. John offers him the $50k but He wants 80% of the Remyxx Business in return. Gary does come back and counter for $100,000.00 and 50% of the business, but Daymond doesn't budge. He has three clear plans in which direction the Remyxx Brand could go. With John's help teaching Gary this business, the Remyxx / ReKixx recycled tennis shoes could become very successful. Gary does indeed accept Daymonds offer and agrees to give him 80% controlling interest.

Remyxx ReKixx Update

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