Notable Products Pitched
| Product | Description |
|---|---|
| Awesome Auger | A gardening tool. |
| Big City Slider Station | A mini-burger cooker. |
| The Ding King | A dent repairing device. |
| DualSaw | A circular saw with two blades. |
| ESPN360 | A broadband service. |
| EZ Crunch Bowl | "A new way to eat breakfast cereal". |
| Flies Away | A fly trap. |
| Gopher | A tool for grabbing out-of-reach objects. |
| Grater Plater | A ceramic plate with grater teeth. |
| Green Now! | Lawn fertilizer in a can. |
| Grip Wrench | A tool to help gripping. |
| Handy Switch | A wireless electric switch. |
| Hercules Hook | A hook for hanging objects on a wall. |
| iCan health insurance | Health insurance. |
| Impact Gel | A shoe insert. |
| iTie | A necktie with a hidden pocket. |
| Jupiter Jack | Cell-phone speaker system for the car |
| Kaboom! | Tile and shower cleaner. |
| Mighty Mendit | A bonding agent for mending cloth. |
| Mighty Putty | An epoxy putty adhesive. |
| Mighty Putty Steel | A metal alloy adhesive putty. |
| Mighty Putty Wood | A non-shrinking epoxy putty for wood. |
| Mighty Tape | A self-fusing silicone rubber waterproof tape. |
| Orange Glo | A wood cleaner. |
| OxiClean | A general purpose cleaner. |
| Quick Chop | A chopping device. |
| Samurai Shark | A knife sharpener. |
| Simoniz Fix-It | A scratch remover. |
| Tool Band-it | A magnetic armband for holding hand tools. |
| Turbo Tiger | A vacuum cleaner. |
| Ultimate Chopper | A kitchen tool. |
| Vidalia Slice Wizard | A kitchen tool. |
| WashMatik | A hose that could pump water from a bucket without being hooked up to a faucet. |
| What Odor? | An odor-removing fluid. |
| Zorbeez | A chamois cloth. |
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