“I’m not worried about him, I’m worried about you and my investment.” Let’s be real, Jenny, you have nothing to worry about because you were never going to invest anyway.
this wont work honestly. you would need to adjust the flow and shape of the water. lets say i want to fill a pot and the opening is so much smaller than the water curtain. im going to waste more water filling it up.
Jenny loves to be as much of a cow as possible before inevitably declaring herself out. Deborah on the other hand is always classy, and my favourite dragon.
Deborah is actually nice and whether or not she invests she will always give wholesome advice. Whereas Jenny just snarls and tries to talk down to people and their products/businesses. So glad she’s gone, she was completely useless
James Stone they could, and probably would just jack up the prices. In the US at least utility companies are government approved regional monopolies so you’d either pay for the increased prices or just have no water
@@johnstock3282 where i live, and probably most other places, you get charged a minimum regardless how much you use. Quite often, my 2 person household doesn't even use the amount we pay for. The water companies would not take a big hit on this.
I do agree History. Rather than selling it to consumers, he's best selling it direct to large corporations, such as hotels, or other places with high water usage, such as large public venues. If could reduce the Hilton's water usage by even 1% a year, it would make sense for them to get a plumber in, and adjust the flow.
This is a massive issue in Australia and a range of other countries. He will do well in Australia, and progress as climate change impacts other places more and more.
*+History Maze* There's a similarly clever water product that is out there called *Altered Nozzle* and IIRC, uses 5% of the usual water through our taps, and is really impressive. Look it up if you're interested because to me, it should be a required fitting in new household and commercial builds.
@@SueMead majority of customers buying new property expect high pressure which doesn't really go along with this product but this would be a good idea in public areas
She's just completely ignorant and stubborn. She doesn't care about helping the world she just cares about jewelry and sitting there looking like the queen of the Den who never invests. I hope she gets fired and loses all her wealth in the future. I can't stand her bullshit attitude on the show and the fact that NONE of the other dragons speak out against her behaviour. She has no manners. And manners is a big part of being British.
always thought the purpose of dragons den was to pitch new ideas and look for investment, now it seams they want established buisness with revenue. Sad really its a great concept for buisness.
Those who have alot want more and more even though they won't be buried with it and they have soooo much of it they couldn't even spend it in two whole lifetimes. You're right. Used to be a risk taking show. If Deborah DOESN'T want to own 50% of this guy's business then all she has to do is say she'd take less (or give 40% back when he's hit big sales) instead of telling him "I'd love to invest, but I don't think its right" ... What an old sow.
Invents a device that will easily cut down water consumption by 60%. A fantastic device for Humanity.... Gets insulted, humiliated, and zero offers. An unfortunate reflection of humanity in general.
They are business investors who's main objective is to make a profit not a charity. One thing dragons den did is raise awareness of the product and hopefully attract more sales.
All early-stage businesses: "it's too early and you're not established enough, I'm out." All established businesses: "You've already got too many shareholders, I'm out."
Well no, not necessarily. In fact, not even probably. As it saves water, it means the utility companies spend less as they need to gather and process less water overall, so their profit would depend on the margin they charge customers from the (cheaper) starting point. And as they can claim they are using some new technology, they can probably justify higher prices, even though the cost is less.
A water utility is a monopoly, they aren’t fully concerned with making people consume more but they are concerned with a consistent, reliable supply of water. This way water prices can reduce and then attract larger businesses to the area. This invention is used in my office in Australia and would be largely beneficial if every house had one as we are in drought and dam levels are lowering.
@@teamhardtaco8613 Water supply is a business . Less use , less income ! Nature is erratic . As the muni has no meter readers , am now over billed for 3X my usage ! In Botswana , RDP type houses came with a water tank linked to the roof , not a DST disc like Alex :-)
Water supplies are limited in some countries. Once the dams get low they restrict supply. It becomes illegal to wash cars and water gardens etc. However washing hands uses little water compared to showers and laundry etc.
Anybody else reading half the title, before clicking in it, think it was a gadget that could slice water? My mind was blown, until the full title appeared. Not so impressed now.
I used to work in the fire safety industry. On a trip to one of the group's factories, I saw a new invention involving water that totally stunned me. They had a small chamber protected by one of these, and they set off an oil fire. Of course, oil fires and water don't normally work well together. They set it off, and we were invited to stick our hands into various openings in the chamber. They didn't even get damp. and the fire went out in seconds. They then showed that the demo had used a cupful of water only. That impressed me!
This seem like a massive missed opportunity. Saving water can benefit hotel chains, restaurants, local authorities not to mention half of the world doesn't have crazy amounts of water to waste.
I always found the narrator's puns way too on the nose and cringy, I wish he'd do less of them. In fact, we don't really need that much narrating, most of the time he's just repeating what we've already heard/seen.
@@CosmicTeapot I agree that it can be a bit over the top at times. But the repeating stuff can also give some context to the viewer that don't know the background of a dragon for example. And I find this way of narrating way better that the production in shark tank where they just re show some clips in the past that has the effect of cutting the time-line with flash backs. In dragon's den the timeline only progresses forward smoothly and the narrator helps in that sense.
These things should be throughout australia already, we are suffering some of the worst droughts on record, the country is currently on fire. Water saving devices like this are a must!
I've never seen Jenny so annoyed. She was expecting an extra free glass of water when she saw the tap, and to take that away from her was nothing short of callous. She was going to make him suffer like she did, after she'd licked the water from her hands if course.
The investors want to have guaranteed of millions in sales, guaranteed patent, guaranteed forecast and then they will invest. But in that case the pitcher wouldn’t need an investor now does he?
I’m not a plumber but to reduce water consumption, can you not simply reduce water pressure on existing taps (i.e. rotate the valves under the sink to decrease the pressure or turn the screw)?
"The thought actually came to me when I was looking at the slit in my one eyed monster and thought to meself, this may be a good idea to put such a tip on a tap."
Jenny: This is an idea that could save children's lives and solve the water supply problem around the world. The investment is 99% of the business for £2.99 IM OUT !
Issue with this is for combi boilers or instantaneous water heaters where they require a flow to make the switch to fire the burner and with this tap this reduces flow so may not be very quick in firing the burner
Are you aware unicorns are extinct? They were extinct long before Jenny was born so she has never been able to have a bath in unicorn milk.I wasn't even aware unicorns produced milk.
Hope it will be the biggest Dragons dent misse out for this inventeurs , it’s a genius idea , good for the planet , peoples , everything is great on it .
"HI I have the solution for solving world hunger. Unlimited food and unlimited energy." "Sorry, it just doesn't make money, what problem are you trying to solve?"
Moral of the story.. Great products that are only helpful to the people won't get an investment too often. It's about wide market, repurchase ability and high bar of entry
attachments like this never achieve their purpose. when we had our new "Eco friendly" shower head fitted, it was an instant nightmare. Everyone now takes longer in the shower because the water pressure/flow has decreased so much.
And drench showers are really popular but use a lot less water than power showers. It doesn't take longer to wash - the water just hits more of you and less bounces off. It's about design.
You cannot use isolation valves as flow restrictions. Also restricting flow is how this works all systems work on different pressures if you try and restrict the flow on a high pressure system you will create new problems. This guy does not know plumbing!
It doesn't save 60 % less water usage its simply spreads water over an area its only when they adjust the flow under the sink to a lower pressure thats where they save water. Product is crap i would like to see him fill up a cup with this product in use and without the product to determine if it saves water usage.
Waterblade has now been fitted to 10,000 + basins all over the world for companies such as Microsoft and Unilever. It does now have integral flow control, no need to adjust under the sink!
I bought one. It’s a no brainer for me. I spend a fortune every year on energy saving light bulbs and £10.99 for something which will last quite a while plus use less water is good value imo.
The water savings on this are exaggerated. He’s comparing it to a full running tap, and not to other products in the market such as aerators that reduce water flow by mixing the water with air to maintain good pressure/coverage. Aerators also reduce water usage by up to 60%. So the only question ends up being how you would like to save the water. By shooting our a blade of water, or mixing it the water with air. And aerators don’t require any adjustments to the water pressure. So this business, while it has some potential, isn’t revolutionary or game changing in terms of its contributions to environmentalism.
Agreed. Basically the only thing his 'invention' does is changing the way the water flows (The "wall" of water). His 60% is definitely manipulated as you say. Useless product really. People need to be cautious before investing a lot of money into feel-good inventions that claim to save the enviroment. Aerators does the exact same thing. Also, his idea of turning down the water pressures on the valves under the water mixer is going to ruin the valves in the long run lol.
@@nigelbamford7206 Is that really you in the video Nigel? I'm impressed of your enthusiasm for your product. I was harsh in my critique but surprised to find you comment here. Wish you all the best with your product and your enthusiasm is admirable.
Amazing that none of them saw global benefits coming with that device in relation to global warming and problems with water. I understand that theu guy didnt made best impression as a salesman but product have a huge potential in offices, hotels etc
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I heard he had the idea while he was peeing.
no one cares
I Don’t go on Facebook,so for that reason I’m out
“I’m not worried about him, I’m worried about you and my investment.”
Let’s be real, Jenny, you have nothing to worry about because you were never going to invest anyway.
So true
And you must be the genius of the lamp...
ninilulu7 - I think the point is people sometimes avoid directly answering their questions, and she was clarifying the reasoning for her question
Yeah you could say that
Gosh she's so rude.
05:00 Jenny thanking the guy for giving her a reason to say she’s out
Indeed. I was waiting for her to say "I'm out" at that point but she didn't. 😂
She looked elated that she found a reason to be out 😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
I was too late to the game to comment what everyone else was thinking. Her relief of finding the excuse was incredibly apparent 😆😆😆😆
😂😂😂
Seriously guys, the amount of Jenny jokes is getting OUTrageous.
"Well.. in that case I won't be investing today but I wish you all the best and I'm out."
So much so , that I'm OUT. Unless...
Hello, my name's Jenny and for that reason I'm out
pinktissues dont look at the comments then lol and with that IM OUT 😂😂😂😂
I think they’re OUTstanding
He should try selling it to country where water is sacred.
Singapore is one of them.
The goverment is trying to save water on every bit.
LEONG Yet and anywhere reliant on desalination plants
Parts of the U.S. also
Arizona.
Singopore bought water from Malaysia for about $0.15 cents per 1,000 gallons.
this wont work honestly. you would need to adjust the flow and shape of the water. lets say i want to fill a pot and the opening is so much smaller than the water curtain. im going to waste more water filling it up.
Jenny loves to be as much of a cow as possible before inevitably declaring herself out. Deborah on the other hand is always classy, and my favourite dragon.
Deborah is actually nice and whether or not she invests she will always give wholesome advice. Whereas Jenny just snarls and tries to talk down to people and their products/businesses. So glad she’s gone, she was completely useless
'Classy' she's your definition of 'classy' , oh dear.
I said out loud she’s a COW when she said thank you thank you
Deborah gets cross sometimes, but it’s usually warranted. Touker is visually uncomfortable with Jenny’s attitude in this clip.
Tom Hill shes out
Jenny: The only tap I do is tapping out. So for that reason, I'm out
This is the one!!!
Ohhh classic.. 😂😂😂
Jenny is tapped out 🤪
I am a fish that lives in freshwater and for that reason I`m trout.
Haha finally a new and funny Jenny joke
As an Australian, I can absolutely see this working over here.
And it's the kind of thing that the water companies (or state governments) would buy hundreds of thousands of and give free to residents.
Especially right now.
Was thinking the exact same thing considering the horrible drought and ongoing heatwave and bushfire issue we are currently undergoing
Every time I wash my hands I think of the water waste.... it would be good on one basin at least in the home. But Aussies are always water conscious
No brainer in Melbourne.
Crazy, guys, water is a big issue if this saves 60% that's huge... forget everything else. I hope this guy make it work.
@The Waffling Gamer no they won't 😂
James Stone they could, and probably would just jack up the prices. In the US at least utility companies are government approved regional monopolies so you’d either pay for the increased prices or just have no water
@@johnstock3282 depends if your water is metered or not
@@johnstock3282 where i live, and probably most other places, you get charged a minimum regardless how much you use. Quite often, my 2 person household doesn't even use the amount we pay for. The water companies would not take a big hit on this.
I think its 60% of the water out of the faucet, not like washing machines
this is a great idea - could be so beneficial to countries in drier climates too (public utilities, hotels etc) .
I do agree History. Rather than selling it to consumers, he's best selling it direct to large corporations, such as hotels, or other places with high water usage, such as large public venues.
If could reduce the Hilton's water usage by even 1% a year, it would make sense for them to get a plumber in, and adjust the flow.
This is a massive issue in Australia and a range of other countries. He will do well in Australia, and progress as climate change impacts other places more and more.
*+History Maze*
There's a similarly clever water product that is out there called *Altered Nozzle* and IIRC, uses 5% of the usual water through our taps, and is really impressive. Look it up if you're interested because to me, it should be a required fitting in new household and commercial builds.
@@SueMead majority of customers buying new property expect high pressure which doesn't really go along with this product but this would be a good idea in public areas
Couldn't believe no one wanted a piece of this .As far as I can see from trade articles ,it's been a big hit and won multiple awards
Jenny thinks being authority figure means being rude. Get over yourself lady.
She's just completely ignorant and stubborn. She doesn't care about helping the world she just cares about jewelry and sitting there looking like the queen of the Den who never invests. I hope she gets fired and loses all her wealth in the future. I can't stand her bullshit attitude on the show and the fact that NONE of the other dragons speak out against her behaviour. She has no manners. And manners is a big part of being British.
@jimmyjohntheEdgyone lol
jimmyjohntheEdgyone of course. They are venture capitalists. It’s their objective to make money. That should be the primary concern.
She couldn't attend her class in etiquette because she was out
Thank you, Jesus, for being there for me. ✝️ ❤️
The foetus!
He has returned lol....
Erm she left last year ?
I am a fish that lives in freshwater and for that reason I`m trout.
And she always looks so angry
Jenny: tell me about your distributor
Nigel: well, he...
Jenny: I dont care about him I care about my investment, im out
As soon as he opens his mouth she's already mouthing the words 👄 "I'm out"
@@samsung-ux7eh LMFAO the lips emoji x'DDD
Jenny:”Im worried about you and my investment”
Oh please Jenny you wouldn’t invest in a machine that turns peanut butter into diamonds
Waste of peanut butter
Yes she would... she never fails to show off her diamond-encrusted jewelry!
Good one
Roaring lol
Would have been great if he had reacted with: "Which investment?"
I'm always surprised they do not invest into brilliant products made by the user/experts, but do in crap products by smooth-talking sales people
Go home and play with your weiner, you twerp.
@@cashewpistachio1826 wtf lmao
Hey@@Site17 , do you have a weiner?
It's because the Dragons want to make money, and smooth talking sales people make more money. It's the ugly and disappointing truth.
Me too
I'm Jenny. The only water I'm interested in is free and in my glass. For that reason I'm out.
@Bigtombowski no, sparkling.
Tap!
Well?
😂😂😂
@Bigtombowski I am a fish that lives in freshwater and for that reason I`m trout. is that better :P
That laugh at the start scared me
Yes but he was surprisingly normal from that point. I wonder if that was an editing trick to try to make him look like a mad scientist 🤔
After Lee Probably a nervous laugh
Joe D me to ahahha
If you didn't say this, I was going to.
I missed it first time round. Glad I found this comment.
7:51 The moment we were all looking for..
i dont know why i expected anything but
Thank you
Life saver
🤣🤣🤣
Thank you my good sir
always thought the purpose of dragons den was to pitch new ideas and look for investment, now it seams they want established buisness with revenue. Sad really its a great concept for buisness.
Kevin Harrison I’ve thought that many times, as well.
Those who have alot want more and more even though they won't be buried with it and they have soooo much of it they couldn't even spend it in two whole lifetimes.
You're right. Used to be a risk taking show.
If Deborah DOESN'T want to own 50% of this guy's business then all she has to do is say she'd take less (or give 40% back when he's hit big sales) instead of telling him "I'd love to invest, but I don't think its right" ... What an old sow.
Jenny that was so rude! I'm glad ur gone.
thank you
Invents a device that will easily cut down water consumption by 60%. A fantastic device for Humanity.... Gets insulted, humiliated, and zero offers. An unfortunate reflection of humanity in general.
They are business investors who's main objective is to make a profit not a charity. One thing dragons den did is raise awareness of the product and hopefully attract more sales.
The sad thing is this could see loads of sales in countries like South Africa and Madagascar, where water supplies are scarce.
mmmmm
Person pitching their idea: *breathes*
Jenny: “and for that reason I’m out”
Anthony Z Elias That's actually the BEST 😆😆
Ya right, lol
I LAWLed 🤣🤣🤣
Jenny..... “A product that uses 60% less water, and for that reason, I’m drought”
😂😂😂
Not appreciated enough that comment
Well done
Brilliant 👏👏👏👏👏
Damn, just written this and I thought that I was being so clever!
Jenny is out so often, her husband has moved his girlfriend in.
😀😀😀😀
@Laine Kocane Then she moved out of that house and was out of that relationship
😁 keep Jenny out of it guysssss.....
haha this comment is spot on 😄😄😄
All early-stage businesses: "it's too early and you're not established enough, I'm out."
All established businesses: "You've already got too many shareholders, I'm out."
We have this in our office in Australia, works great! Very beneficial, especially now during a drought.
‘Hello dragons, my product is..’
Jenny : ‘sorry but I’m out’
@Bigtombowski not dead but okay
Bigtombowski ‘dead sense of humour’
Bigtombowski don’t get upset lad it’s just a joke yeah
Bigtombowski oof
Bigtombowski that really got up your skin huh?
This pitch was so well composed, deserves a medal!
Ofc the water utility companies arent keen, it loses them revenue and saves customer capital.
Well no, not necessarily. In fact, not even probably. As it saves water, it means the utility companies spend less as they need to gather and process less water overall, so their profit would depend on the margin they charge customers from the (cheaper) starting point. And as they can claim they are using some new technology, they can probably justify higher prices, even though the cost is less.
A water utility is a monopoly, they aren’t fully concerned with making people consume more but they are concerned with a consistent, reliable supply of water. This way water prices can reduce and then attract larger businesses to the area.
This invention is used in my office in Australia and would be largely beneficial if every house had one as we are in drought and dam levels are lowering.
@@teamhardtaco8613 Water supply is a business . Less use , less income !
Nature is erratic . As the muni has no meter readers , am now over billed for 3X my usage ! In Botswana , RDP type houses came with a water tank linked to the roof , not a DST disc like Alex :-)
Water supplies are limited in some countries. Once the dams get low they restrict supply. It becomes illegal to wash cars and water gardens etc. However washing hands uses little water compared to showers and laundry etc.
Thank you. That's what I just said... Lol
His business is doing quite well,he has won awards within the water industry etc
When money is more important than water consumption. This is the dragon's den so I'm not surprised
Hah!
Entrepreneur: "My product helps solve climate change..."
Jenny: *Yawns*
I kinda agree with Jenny. What good is it to save an Illusion which will burn your cash
I agree with Jenny on the climate change pitch. Big yawn.
Shes dense as a rock
Climate change is a scam. It's cyclical.
Climate change is a scam. Environmental issues are real. Be careful using the term climate change
Jenny: I have been learning spanish and for that reason..
*Estoy Fuera*
Jenny: I have been learning greek too and for that reason...
*Είμαι εκτός!*
Jenny: I went on a hommus tour of Arabia and for that reason
أنا خارجة
@@whoever_81 nice🤣
@@rockroyaltymc haha🤣
I don’t speak Spanish but I’ve got a feeling that that means I’m out
I can tell you as an Australian we need this more than ever!
Anybody else reading half the title, before clicking in it, think it was a gadget that could slice water? My mind was blown, until the full title appeared. Not so impressed now.
I only read the words 'water and slices' and just assumed it was some fruit slicer that works in water 😂
@@AllsortPassport yeah same sorta, loooooool!
If the Australian dragon was there, he would have swept it up in a heart beat.
That's a multi million dollar idea... where it doesn't rain
I used to work in the fire safety industry. On a trip to one of the group's factories, I saw a new invention involving water that totally stunned me. They had a small chamber protected by one of these, and they set off an oil fire. Of course, oil fires and water don't normally work well together. They set it off, and we were invited to stick our hands into various openings in the chamber. They didn't even get damp. and the fire went out in seconds. They then showed that the demo had used a cupful of water only.
That impressed me!
6:23 Peter: ‘I’m struggling to get excited’, try viagra mate
Dylan Freestone that’s brilliant 😂
No joke, viagra has a rare side-effect in which you gain a permanent erection and it falls off 😨
Hahaha. A nice one!
It's a shame none of them took a punt on this as water saving innovation is sorely needed on this planet.
Jenny: "I'm a watered down Dragon therefore i'm out".....
At precisely 2:40 he gave the funniest little sigh. It certainly charmed Debora and Jenny.
He’s a guy of class, the man to fix the water problems currently facing the world
Nice guy, I hope he goes on to be very successful with this product.
Jenny: "I don't like washing my hands and for that reason I'm out" #oknot
hahahaha! thats a good one
I like this invention a lot. I'd buy one. IT'll save the consumer on water bills and make you feel better on water consumption.
This seem like a massive missed opportunity. Saving water can benefit hotel chains, restaurants, local authorities not to mention half of the world doesn't have crazy amounts of water to waste.
Up until recently I thought Theo and Touker were the same person... thought Theo had had a stroke or something
IamTheBahe 🤠
HAHAHAHA
Are you serious ???
Lol did I miss a joke there or?
@@beckyellis9179 I don't understand the joke!
Dragons: Why are you lying to us? You must tell the truth...
also Dragons: Why did you tell me this!? I wanted to hear that!
People don't realise how much we need to save water even in the UK. This product to me is actually gold.
Like he said he's an engineer not a salesperson. He needed help. I hope he made it.
Narrator: "An uninspired Peter Jones, washes his hands of the deal." ... This narrator is a comedian
There! Between all the Jenny's jokes, finally! This guy had a lot of fun on that episode, the water references were flowing!
I always found the narrator's puns way too on the nose and cringy, I wish he'd do less of them. In fact, we don't really need that much narrating, most of the time he's just repeating what we've already heard/seen.
@@CosmicTeapot I agree that it can be a bit over the top at times. But the repeating stuff can also give some context to the viewer that don't know the background of a dragon for example. And I find this way of narrating way better that the production in shark tank where they just re show some clips in the past that has the effect of cutting the time-line with flash backs. In dragon's den the timeline only progresses forward smoothly and the narrator helps in that sense.
The narrator does fantastic job with his legendary puns in like every episode
I hate it.
we were shown this in engineering class at uni
I failed and im rewatching it at home in my pjs
ive wasted 60% of my life
😂😂😂
How
and thats why...you're out
These things should be throughout australia already, we are suffering some of the worst droughts on record, the country is currently on fire. Water saving devices like this are a must!
We are selling in Australia!!!
This is a great idea for countries with minimal rain, camper vans, military, construction sites etc
I've never seen Jenny so annoyed. She was expecting an extra free glass of water when she saw the tap, and to take that away from her was nothing short of callous. She was going to make him suffer like she did, after she'd licked the water from her hands if course.
He should've offered her a glass
*Deborah: doesn't feel right taking half of his company*
Also Deborah: has no problem insisting on having 40 and 45% of so many other businesses
I love Deborah she is my favourite Dragon for sure.
The investors want to have guaranteed of millions in sales, guaranteed patent, guaranteed forecast and then they will invest. But in that case the pitcher wouldn’t need an investor now does he?
Exactly sometimes you really have to invest in the person, I wrote my opinion about the Dragons missing out big time on this one.
Someone like Duncan was needed here, he would've invested and installed in all his gyms etc
I’m not a plumber but to reduce water consumption, can you not simply reduce water pressure on existing taps (i.e. rotate the valves under the sink to decrease the pressure or turn the screw)?
I'm Indian and I watch American Shark Tank but I know Jenny is already out one second into the video.
You know Deborah is on it when there’s #patent in the tags
I think it's a shame no one invested, this sounds like a really good, no-fuss product!
"The thought actually came to me when I was looking at the slit in my one eyed monster and thought to meself, this may be a good idea to put such a tip on a tap."
Barbara: "I'm not even on this show and for that reason, I'm out."
Every faucet comes with an aerator. Which is used to reduce flow anyways. This just does it better. It's brilliant
Jenny: This is an idea that could save children's lives and solve the water supply problem around the world. The investment is 99% of the business for £2.99
IM OUT !
Touker is first to get the questions FLOWING, always a play on words and love it every time lol
It would go pretty good for off grid livening or homestead
Issue with this is for combi boilers or instantaneous water heaters where they require a flow to make the switch to fire the burner and with this tap this reduces flow so may not be very quick in firing the burner
This is an issue with some combi boilers. Waterblade is regulated to 2.7L/min.
I’m here so early Jenny isn’t out yet!
Yet we all know she gna be out. Pointless her being on the show
@@lincolnrafale4891 that's why shes not anymore
Lol
@@sophiefwt4036 her replacement is so much better
@@psychoticpurse6579 her replacement only has 1 dress. Should spend some if her cash on clothes. Even Jenny bought Poundland clothes. Lol
I'm jenny and I only drink champagne and bathe in unicorns milk. And for that reason I'm out.
I am dead 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Are you aware unicorns are extinct? They were extinct long before Jenny was born so she has never been able to have a bath in unicorn milk.I wasn't even aware unicorns produced milk.
No coupons for bubbles so she drinks tap water exclusively
She's older than she looks, but that's the unicorn milk, plus they do exist but only rich people can see them.
@@scooby5242 I just asked the office staff at my work and the last one alive was during King Arthur and the ones before died with all the dinosaurs.
Hope it will be the biggest Dragons dent misse out for this inventeurs , it’s a genius idea , good for the planet , peoples , everything is great on it .
"HI I have the solution for solving world hunger. Unlimited food and unlimited energy."
"Sorry, it just doesn't make money, what problem are you trying to solve?"
There’s not enough Jenny jokes, so I’m out
That was one too many.
Absolutely OUTrageous.
This idea will be favourite with tap manufacturers. Ideal Standard, Pegler etc.
"I'm out, and for that reason I'm Jenny."
A decent bloke with a bloody good product. He'll make it.
Bring this gadget to Kenya at a reasonable price and you will become a millionaire. Just do.
You don't need to 'bring it to Kenya'. You can see how it works, so build it.
Or is there a labour shortage in Kenya?
@@bingola45 you're so pathetic
@Cups Can't Kenyans make things, then?
Or do they have to be exploited by Western capitalists?
Moral of the story.. Great products that are only helpful to the people won't get an investment too often. It's about wide market, repurchase ability and high bar of entry
attachments like this never achieve their purpose. when we had our new "Eco friendly" shower head fitted, it was an instant nightmare. Everyone now takes longer in the shower because the water pressure/flow has decreased so much.
You don’t need high pressure to wash your hands. Apples and oranges.
And drench showers are really popular but use a lot less water than power showers. It doesn't take longer to wash - the water just hits more of you and less bounces off. It's about design.
I keep getting an ad where some guy tells me that crossing the street is a negotiation
loooooool
Jenny’s OuT what a shocker 🙄🙅🏽♀️❌
"I hope I don't stumble"
"HAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAA!!!"
You cannot use isolation valves as flow restrictions. Also restricting flow is how this works all systems work on different pressures if you try and restrict the flow on a high pressure system you will create new problems. This guy does not know plumbing!
Waterblade now has integral flow control.
I bet Jenny is so relieved when a flaw appears in the pitch
Jenny: Aite Imma head out
First thing I see on Dragons Den that I want to buy instantly.
And I can order from their website... yep just ordered two!
It doesn't save 60 % less water usage its simply spreads water over an area its only when they adjust the flow under the sink to a lower pressure thats where they save water. Product is crap i would like to see him fill up a cup with this product in use and without the product to determine if it saves water usage.
Waterblade has now been fitted to 10,000 + basins all over the world for companies such as Microsoft and Unilever. It does now have integral flow control, no need to adjust under the sink!
They probably heard that laugh coming from the bottom of the elevator and made up their minds there and then
😂
Nigel "Hi I'm Nigel"
Jenny "I'm out"
I bought one. It’s a no brainer for me. I spend a fortune every year on energy saving light bulbs and £10.99 for something which will last quite a while plus use less water is good value imo.
The water savings on this are exaggerated. He’s comparing it to a full running tap, and not to other products in the market such as aerators that reduce water flow by mixing the water with air to maintain good pressure/coverage. Aerators also reduce water usage by up to 60%. So the only question ends up being how you would like to save the water. By shooting our a blade of water, or mixing it the water with air. And aerators don’t require any adjustments to the water pressure. So this business, while it has some potential, isn’t revolutionary or game changing in terms of its contributions to environmentalism.
Agreed. Basically the only thing his 'invention' does is changing the way the water flows (The "wall" of water). His 60% is definitely manipulated as you say.
Useless product really. People need to be cautious before investing a lot of money into feel-good inventions that claim to save the enviroment.
Aerators does the exact same thing.
Also, his idea of turning down the water pressures on the valves under the water mixer is going to ruin the valves in the long run lol.
@@lulu-gt6kl Waterblade now comes with integral flow control, and at low flow gives a better wash than an aerator.
Waterblade no longer needs adjustment to pressure, and at Low flow (2.4L/min) gives a better wash than an aerator, if you can find on at this flow.
@@nigelbamford7206 Is that really you in the video Nigel? I'm impressed of your enthusiasm for your product. I was harsh in my critique but surprised to find you comment here. Wish you all the best with your product and your enthusiasm is admirable.
Amazing that none of them saw global benefits coming with that device in relation to global warming and problems with water. I understand that theu guy didnt made best impression as a salesman but product have a huge potential in offices, hotels etc
More fool them
This product is now flourishing and making a ridiculous amount of money.
I'm interested in this gadget. Where can I find it online? I'm fron Europe.
You can buy on our website, www.bamfordswaterblade.com/shop
"I hope I don't stumble....HAHAHAHAHAHA". Jeez.
Should be used for kitchen tap and spread of the blade wider. Easy to wash .. and less wastage of water.