The Cleebo Nasal Mucous Tweezers made appearance on Dragons Den recently. Designed by a company called Opus Innovations, the tweezers give parents a safe way to remove bogeys, snot, mucous – whatever you want to call it – from a baby or toddler’s nose, allowing them to breathe more freely and easily.

The Dragons declined to invest in the Cleebo baby tweezers, but they are on the market and you can get them from Amazon:

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Simon Booth entered the Dragons Den looking for an investment in his Kiddimoto company which manufactures the unique Kiddimoto balance bike for young kids. Despite a grilling by the Dragons, Simon managed to leave the Den with a joint investment from Dragons Hilary Devey and Duncan Bannatyne.

Demand for Kiddimoto balance bikes has significantly increased recently, and coupled with the Dragon’s Den exposure the balance bike should become one of this year’s most sought after Christmas presents. The balance bikes are unique in that they don’t have pedals, they teach toddlers and young children how to balance and are a great stepping stone between trikes and proper bikes.

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Ever wondered who Red Letter Days were, since Theo Paphitis and Peter Jones repeatedly mention it on Dragons Den?

Red Letter Days is a gift experience company, originally set up by former Dragon Rachel Elnaugh with just £35,000, £10,000 of which was borrowed from family and friends.

The brand has since been acquired by Dragons Peter Jones and Theo Paphitis, who have re-vamped the company and turned it back into the UK’s leading gift experience company.

Red Letter Days are the UK’s original and best gift experience provider. From flying days and supercar racing to luxurious pampering, theatre evenings and gourmet cooking, they offer the perfect experience for any occasion, taste and budget.

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Brat & Suzie is a fashion line created by two budding entrepreneur sisters Polly and Charlotte. They appeared on Dragons’ Den to ask for investment to grow their quirky clothing line. Brat & Suzie has had some impressive press exposure, appearing in Closer and Cosmopolitan magazines, and they are loved by girl band The Saturdays. The Brat & Suzie brand can be seen in the likes of House of Fraser on the high street.

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To Chan and Karen Ho entered the Dragons’ Den hoping for a £150,000 investment for a 30% stake in their fish pedicure treatment spa, Aqua Sheko. Their first fish spa was opened in June 2010, one of the first fish pedicure spas in the UK. The pedicure involves Garra Rufa fish sucking and effectively feeding off your feet leaving them soft, clean and supple. In December 2010 they opened an Aqua Sheko in Soho. Despite impressing the Dragons’ with their passion, drive and obvious intelligence, they failed to win the investment they needed.

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MyDish is the brainchild of entrepreneur Carol Savage, who appeared on Dragons’ Den to pitch her website MyDish.co.uk, an online community for people who want to share recipes. Carol walked into the Dragons’ Den asking for £100,000 for a 10% stake in MyDish.

The website at MyDish.co.uk looks very clean, professional and well-designed. A statement from Carol on her homepage indicates that she sees MyDish as a place to collect recipes that may have been handed down through generations, keeping them safe for the family to refer to, and sharing them with the wider MyDish community.

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The brains behind Mask-Arade are three Birmingham entrepreneurs Dean Walton, Chris O’Nyan and Ray Duffy. They appeared on Dragons Den to pitch their mask making business Mask-Arade, using custom made masks of the five Dragons to make a startling and hilarious entry.

The Birmingham-based Mask-Arade have already had some success earlier this year – they supplied 6,000 Ricky Hatton masks for his fight in Vegas against Manny Pacquiao. They also supplied 3,000 masks to West Brom fans for their final game of the season against Blackburn.

Mask-Arade, sometimes mis-spelt Maskerade, produce personalised party products for stag, hen and other parties. They sell masks of anybody you want, full sized stand up cardboard cutouts and face-shaped greetings cards. All of the Mask-Arade products are available to buy online.

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Lid Lifter creators Lawrence Webb and Frank Drewett appeared on Dragons’ Den to pitch their Wheelie Bin Lid Lifter invention. The Wheely Bin Lid Lifter is a clever and innovative device featuring an easy to install pedal system which allows anyone to open a wheely bin without using their hands. In effect, the lid lifter gizmo turns a wheely bin into a pedal bin. This is very useful to the disabled and for people carrying 2 bin bags or more at the same time. It also removes the chance of catching germs and bacteria by having to touch the lid of the wheely bin.

The lid lifter creators were looking for £50,000 for a 25% stake in their product.

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trueCall is the brainchild of entrepreneur Steve Smith, who entered the Dragons’ Den looking for a £100,000 investment in his trueCall device, which stops nuisance phone calls.

trueCall stops nuisance phone calls. Unwanted telephone calls are an increasing and annoying phenomenon. The trueCall unit as seen on Dragons’ Den simply plugs into your telephone line at home, in between your wall socket and telephone.

trueCall screens every call you receive before it allows your phone to ring. If the call is from a friend or family member it lets the call through as normal. However if it doesn’t recognise the number, it asks them to identify themselves.

The Dragons were impressed with the technology behind trueCall, and the way it filters your phone calls so that telemarketers and other unwanted callers never cause your phone to ring. Once a caller has identified themselves using the trueCall system, you can decide to accept the call, add the caller to your friends list, ask trueCall to take a message, or ‘zap’ the caller, asking them politely but firmly not to call again.

Click here to buy trueCall as seen on Dragons’ Den for £79.97

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Eddie walked into the Dragon’s Den to showcase his company’s range of eco-friendly patio heaters, one of which was called Zeus. Whilst some of the Dragons including Theo Paphitis had misgivings about Eddie’s attitude, others such as Peter Jones saw good value and innovation in the product. Eddie ended up refusing the offer on the table to seek investment elsewhere.

The patio heaters are eco-friendly, safe, waterproof and effective.

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