You are correct. But a professional painter with 20 brushes may keep this a a spare for oil or alcohol paints. It is however perfect for the home owner who would buy anything
Very true but you make those heads come off with a button press. Have all those heads mounted in a special clip the can attach to a paint tray and a can. Then you have a product.
Not really.For someone who is doing professional painting,they can easily buy multiple handles for how many brushes they need to use at the same time.Its a one time investment
Peter is just wrong because he's rich and does nothing himself. I do construction and I have a compact drill, 2 impact drivers, 3 regular sized drills, a right angle drill and a half inch chuck drill meant for boring bits. Its something like $2500 total. Its cheaper for me time-wise to buy an extra $200 driver if I have to constantly go between a cross-tip driver bit and a square-tip driver bit. No one who was DIY'ing on a budget would buy that many tools. That's why you have quick-change bits that kinda suck but do the job.
This is like selling shoelaces that you can use with all your shoes, and claiming that you’re saving money, because you don’t need separate shoelaces for all your shoes. True, but the shoelaces are not the expensive part of the shoes. So in return for saving these 50 p., you have to rethread your shoes every time you change them. And in their product, even the 50 p. saving is questionable at best, since the head has to be more expensive when they add the mounting mechanism. I am amazed any dragon even considered it.
Quite a good analogy, I’m not a decorator and rarely do DIY, so initially I thought it seemed like an ok idea, but putting it that way it definitely sounds far fetched and inconvenient.
I've done construction for almost 30 years now. This might work for weekend warriors or the DIY type, but this would never last in a professional construction setting. Main issues being durability, wasted time changing heads, and even more cleanup.
not sure it’s much good for the DIY market either though tbh…if the different heads snapped on and off with the press of a button and was near instant then possibly it would have a chance but the unscrewing is just annoying, inconvenient and time-wasting not to mention that most scraper/brush heads would have paint or plaster etc on them which would likely get all over your hands. Just seems to be fixing a problem that no-one has and more trouble than it’s worth 🤷♀️
I also feel that the diameter of each holder is different for each size of brush, so much so that the professional painters who were earlier trained and accustomed to the joint handle-brush setup won't see a point to resort to these separate handle and brush head. DIY enthusiasts would want to emulate the perfection of professional painters, and hence they won't want the separate handle and brush head either
This isn't really a problem is it? Peters right. People, especially professionals, won't want to faff about unscrewing and replacing the brush heads. You just have all the brush sizes ready
Their "temporarily inconvenienced millionaire" problem. You can see the thought process at work for a lot of people on DD. They don't have a lot of skill or imagination so they try to reinvent the wheel to make themselves their fortune rather than deliver a quality or new product.
You can almost see the brainstorming "Ok, what's popular what makes a lot of money? Kids? Hipster junk...oh DIY yeah. Lot of people doing DIY these days I mean look at all the shows on telly. OK what can we make in DIY to make us money? Hmmmmm."
Not true in this case though. In theory it's a good idea, but Deborah and Peter highlighted the problems-- People. Tradespeople would find swapping heads a faff, and the average DIYer would just buy something cheaper, or even still just throw this away.
For a painting job which requires multiple brushes,buy multiple handles.Switching heads while doing a job isnt feasible and therefeore shouldnt be their selling point however the multiple handles u have purchased can be used for your next job.This idea would work if their handles were cost effective and if the bristles were a quality product
Good grief.. DIY? What's that.. that's people reluctantly deciding on repainting their living room every 6 or 7 years.., or maybe the exterior every 5 years. Who cares about the cost of brushes? The costs is in labour and paint. Sweet baby Jesus, this is the most ridiculous product ever pitched. Right up there with that tire cleaning contraption, the flow sign madness and Hilary's choice of wardrobe.
No one wants to be fiddling about when doing DIY. There’s enough to think about. So it’s a bad idea. Then when we hear about their business acumen….shocking lol.
The reason why the bosses of company where they sell are not contesting them selling this product is because they know people won't want to change brush heads all the time. Very bad idea
I have to disagree on something Deborah said. She said you do the job and throw away the tools. Unless a tool breaks, I never throw one away. What planet is she from ?
Unfortunately, I've seen the casual homeowner just fixing one spot or painting one room just chuck it afterwards and buy new ones for a couple bucks a year or a few years later. A tradesman doesn't, but DIYers that wind up doing it one time do toss "cheap" items they are no longer enthusiastic to use.
Planet earth. She's talking about paint brushes. Every DIYer buys the cheapest paint brush available and turfs it after use. Nobody stores a $1 paint brush in turps to use again.
Personally, I'm wondering what tf everyone's smoking making comments about what a disastrous idea it is to spin a wet brush head to change it mid project, blah blah blah. My first thought was oh I could see that, grab the brush with some painter's plastic while twisting the handle out. Not exactly the fuss everyone seems to be making it out to be. Now that being said, I don't expect itd be a viable undertaking to produce and sell this product and have to tackle marketing it while also teaching people how to use it.
This is awful... anywork I do i get disposable brushes because I know sooner or later the paint will jam up the product; also changing the heads could have been simpler, but this an idea for a problem that doesn't exist.
What hapens when the laws hinders retailers and productioncompanies sellig environmentaly damaging products? Its of course politics, but many products we see on the market should not be allowed to be put on the market to consumers when there are similar products that are much more sustaineble.
Ha ! I watch Dragon Den often. I watch at different time so shepherds pie for dinner ;) hmm the paint brush concept sounded good if it is a quick change from brush to brush … might have some market …
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Peter is absolutely right quality brushes cost real money and no professional painter would use that product.
This type of brush in the industry is what we call a one time throw away or a dust brush before our real brushes get used.
You are correct.
But a professional painter with 20 brushes may keep this a a spare for oil or alcohol paints. It is however perfect for the home owner who would buy anything
Peter is 100% correct. It would be a pain to change the heads
yup
It would take Mrs P forever to change them
Very true but you make those heads come off with a button press. Have all those heads mounted in a special clip the can attach to a paint tray and a can. Then you have a product.
Not really.For someone who is doing professional painting,they can easily buy multiple handles for how many brushes they need to use at the same time.Its a one time investment
Peter is just wrong because he's rich and does nothing himself.
I do construction and I have a compact drill, 2 impact drivers, 3 regular sized drills, a right angle drill and a half inch chuck drill meant for boring bits. Its something like $2500 total. Its cheaper for me time-wise to buy an extra $200 driver if I have to constantly go between a cross-tip driver bit and a square-tip driver bit.
No one who was DIY'ing on a budget would buy that many tools. That's why you have quick-change bits that kinda suck but do the job.
This is like selling shoelaces that you can use with all your shoes, and claiming that you’re saving money, because you don’t need separate shoelaces for all your shoes. True, but the shoelaces are not the expensive part of the shoes. So in return for saving these 50 p., you have to rethread your shoes every time you change them. And in their product, even the 50 p. saving is questionable at best, since the head has to be more expensive when they add the mounting mechanism. I am amazed any dragon even considered it.
Quite a good analogy, I’m not a decorator and rarely do DIY, so initially I thought it seemed like an ok idea, but putting it that way it definitely sounds far fetched and inconvenient.
Honestly, That analogy is just perfect... I commend you!
Not a good analogy. Shoe laces last year's for most shoes. A painter changes brushes multiple times within an hour depending on what they're painting.
Theo: “ you can’t crush someone just cause you don’t like them “
Duncan : (smirks )
I love how sharp Peter is pointing out the obvious.
What are you talking about? A fucin potato could point that out mate 😂
I've had the same brush for 20 years, it's had 3 new handles and 7 new heads.
Wow you should definitely get an award for that 😃
@@AllsortPassport I agree Dave
@@BirthOfAnEmceeTV 😂
Got an award for that did you? 😉
@@HardlyQuinn Yeah I have an award and a picture to prove it.
“let’s crush them...... crush them like WORMS !!!!!!”
~ Dooncun Bananatime
Seems like it would add unnecessary time switching between heads when you could just pick up your regular tools and use them right away.
Plus you’d have to wash all the paint off before you switched the head.
Up there with the worst business ideas ever. Its not even a backwards idea, it's just mental.
It's worse than the flow signal
@@RydalS (insert high pitched voice: TuRn RiGhT)
No, you are.
@@RydalS no,I wouldn't go quite that far lol
@@RydalS But the lady the runs the brushes did not like the idea
I've done construction for almost 30 years now. This might work for weekend warriors or the DIY type, but this would never last in a professional construction setting. Main issues being durability, wasted time changing heads, and even more cleanup.
Good thing it's a 'DIY' product.
not sure it’s much good for the DIY market either though tbh…if the different heads snapped on and off with the press of a button and was near instant then possibly it would have a chance but the unscrewing is just annoying, inconvenient and time-wasting not to mention that most scraper/brush heads would have paint or plaster etc on them which would likely get all over your hands. Just seems to be fixing a problem that no-one has and more trouble than it’s worth 🤷♀️
This product even handles five different rejections with ease 👍🍻
Like it.
How do you know?
@@sparks1545 It kept its head and never lost its grip 🍻
I also feel that the diameter of each holder is different for each size of brush, so much so that the professional painters who were earlier trained and accustomed to the joint handle-brush setup won't see a point to resort to these separate handle and brush head.
DIY enthusiasts would want to emulate the perfection of professional painters, and hence they won't want the separate handle and brush head either
This isn't really a problem is it? Peters right. People, especially professionals, won't want to faff about unscrewing and replacing the brush heads. You just have all the brush sizes ready
But this is a DIY product.
Thank god, I was starving...
What were they trying to solve?
That's what I was wondering.
Their "temporarily inconvenienced millionaire" problem. You can see the thought process at work for a lot of people on DD. They don't have a lot of skill or imagination so they try to reinvent the wheel to make themselves their fortune rather than deliver a quality or new product.
You can almost see the brainstorming "Ok, what's popular what makes a lot of money? Kids? Hipster junk...oh DIY yeah. Lot of people doing DIY these days I mean look at all the shows on telly. OK what can we make in DIY to make us money? Hmmmmm."
Incomplete product, untested in the market, zero sales, half million pound valuation. Yikes.
Lmao Duncan was absolutely silenced at 9:21. He literally had nothing to say
dont forget this is edited
You also don’t swap out the razor head multiple times with different sizes and shapes during a single job
The worst type of product you always see pitched:
A solution where there was never a problem
An idea purely for the sake of it
Not true in this case though. In theory it's a good idea, but Deborah and Peter highlighted the problems-- People. Tradespeople would find swapping heads a faff, and the average DIYer would just buy something cheaper, or even still just throw this away.
The thing is with people like you is that you are not open minded so you will never see people with this problem.
Account manager when you have no accounts 😂
A two-person company and she still only gets an entry-level job
Good one.
Their next invention. Training wheels for roller skates. I wonder if the Dragons will buy into that.
Wow! My besties only went and smashed it! Business now worth 80 mil! Aces!
No one :
Duncan : they’re gonna crush ya like worms 😂
This brush is a solution in search of a problem.
This actually ended up being a success well done 👏 to them both
They 100% came up with this idea after watching Trigger and his broom
95kfor something not even sold or on the market yet.
My family has 3 generation of painters. My grandpa, my father and now my little sister. Ridiculous idea.
Exactly. If the original idea isn’t broken, don’t try and fix it. Pointless product 🤦🏼♀️😂
Just because you've done the job doesn't mean you're right.
Little sister painting 🖌️ congratulations 👏🎉
“We don’t sell this product”
- I’m out!
All 5 dragons.
For a painting job which requires multiple brushes,buy multiple handles.Switching heads while doing a job isnt feasible and therefeore shouldnt be their selling point however the multiple handles u have purchased can be used for your next job.This idea would work if their handles were cost effective and if the bristles were a quality product
She's stunning.
Who? Hillary?
I don’t paint straight after I fill. When I come back to paint I pick up the brush instead of the spatula.
Hate painting, always get paint where it ain't supposed to be! Imagine spinning wet paint brushes off every time I want different size!
This is like the giant slipper, two feet in one slipper and hop around.
Looks like Bugs Bunny pitching for Fuzzy wuzzy brushes! 😆
This is a funny lunchtime today
Good grief.. DIY? What's that.. that's people reluctantly deciding on repainting their living room every 6 or 7 years.., or maybe the exterior every 5 years. Who cares about the cost of brushes? The costs is in labour and paint. Sweet baby Jesus, this is the most ridiculous product ever pitched. Right up there with that tire cleaning contraption, the flow sign madness and Hilary's choice of wardrobe.
Just in time for lunch IN THE US!!!!
I had to brace myself for this!
It's not a good product but she is gorgeous
Duncan's questioning is so ridiculous. He's done this many times with other entrepreneurs.
It’s not lunch time but I’m always eating
Just like Nickocado Advocado.
Thank you Theo, was thinking exactly that
I'm a professional painter and decorator
I would never use this product, its awful on so many levels.
No one wants to be fiddling about when doing DIY. There’s enough to think about. So it’s a bad idea.
Then when we hear about their business acumen….shocking lol.
The reason why the bosses of company where they sell are not contesting them selling this product is because they know people won't want to change brush heads all the time. Very bad idea
The guy looks 90% like Peter
Needs to be a strong magnet
The silence after Hilary Devey was deafening.
Yeah it was but that felt very edited. I would bet it didn't happen that way in reality
They got given the brush off. 🤣
A solution to a problem that doesn’t exist
no one can display a combination scowl/incredulous face like Peter Jones
They can't even comprehend what they are doing here
I have to disagree on something Deborah said. She said you do the job and throw away the tools. Unless a tool breaks, I never throw one away. What planet is she from ?
Depends who's paying
Unfortunately, I've seen the casual homeowner just fixing one spot or painting one room just chuck it afterwards and buy new ones for a couple bucks a year or a few years later.
A tradesman doesn't, but DIYers that wind up doing it one time do toss "cheap" items they are no longer enthusiastic to use.
Planet rich!
Planet earth. She's talking about paint brushes. Every DIYer buys the cheapest paint brush available and turfs it after use. Nobody stores a $1 paint brush in turps to use again.
If the heads would click in then they would be on to something , but at the moment complete useless
What !! This is like Triggers broom !!
Tea time DD unusual time but Good.5 minutes from the snooker 😅
I think. That dragons den made up their own pitches for the program these pitches are unreal..
Personally, I'm wondering what tf everyone's smoking making comments about what a disastrous idea it is to spin a wet brush head to change it mid project, blah blah blah. My first thought was oh I could see that, grab the brush with some painter's plastic while twisting the handle out. Not exactly the fuss everyone seems to be making it out to be. Now that being said, I don't expect itd be a viable undertaking to produce and sell this product and have to tackle marketing it while also teaching people how to use it.
I’m a professional decorator. This product is ridiculous.
I just don't get why or how they thought this idea was good.theos idea made more sense but that isn't what they intended
Louise is very beautiful.
What a remarkable idea
Kinda pointless, would have been better if it was a push and clip type mechanism, 2 things on the side to push in and release it.
Hilary always looks and sounds so disgusted with people
I think premier Jones is right
Hilary buys her clothes at a furniture shop.
Excuse me did you fall asleep? No one had lunch today
Surprised they got off so lightly tbh. What a dreadful product.
That product is absolute rubbish.. that's what I'll say sir
This is far too late for my lunchtime Dragon’s Den watch
So much this
@@mattconnor1988 If only there were 50 floppity-jillion other dragon's den videos.
@@David-ve5iq 😂to bad I've seen them all haha
Duncan ever the optimist 🤔🤪
Hi Cliodhna
Just dont make any sense just fiddly sooner have separate tools 🤷♂️
This is awful... anywork I do i get disposable brushes because I know sooner or later the paint will jam up the product; also changing the heads could have been simpler, but this an idea for a problem that doesn't exist.
This product reminds me of triggers broom.
😂😂😂
The last thing I want to do is spend time changing heads pointless. These people are crazy
The user experience of the brush was so flawed.
Anyone else thinking “Trigger”
Dinner time is it!
Deborah says: sod the environment I just want to get rich quickly. I’m out!
No, she simply said no one will buy the product, which is true.
@@BenjaminGoose Agreed.
What hapens when the laws hinders retailers and productioncompanies sellig environmentaly damaging products? Its of course politics, but many products we see on the market should not be allowed to be put on the market to consumers when there are similar products that are much more sustaineble.
Hilary Devey - the Polly Gray of the Dragon’s Den…. Don’t f**k with the peaky Dragons 😅
Synergy is an awful name for the product. Doesn't tell you at all what it is.
Ha ! I watch Dragon Den often. I watch at different time so shepherds pie for dinner ;) hmm the paint brush concept sounded good if it is a quick change from brush to brush … might have some market …
They could have designed it with a quick release button, it's poor design on their part.
@@redrob6026 definitely … could work well
DIWHY?
Nucking futs.
Terrible product idea
One fork handle
Thats a ridiculous product, but I’d throw Louise a few bucks😂
This is a late upload
Except channels can upload whenever the f**k they want.
@@David-ve5iq Yes, but this channel should be legally obligated to only upload during lunch times.
US lunch time 🤷♂️
What’s for lunch…. Oh wait.
If you were Nickocado Advocado you'd probably still be eating.
Ethereum
My current way of buying a paint brush is to go down to poundland.
One of the worst ideas I've ever seen. I think Theo was just playing with them. He was never going to invest.
I just buy the cheapest brushes, use once then throw away.
That’s very wasteful
@@2skyfullofstarss711 and gets you a crap finish!
Why Shaun, do you argue that you do what most people do?
@@llindstad huh? why what?
Green gone crazy.
She is a total bluffer
Harry slab Maguire is better value than this product......
This is not for the professional painter. This is the typical nonsense product which home owners will buy believing it will make their life better 😄