The Customer Is Always Right [BBC] 23 April 2019 Series 01 Episode 02
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The Customer Is Always Right [BBC] 23 April 2019 Series 01 Episode 02
Three entrepreneurs come together to discover what our customers think of their precious products. They’re nervous, but ready to watch the customers unboxing, testing and giving their feedback on what they like, dislike and what they think could be improved for each invention.
In today’s episode, we meet Lucy, Danny and Tim, all hoping to get a high score from our customers and become today’s winner.
Lucy has invented the X-Trim, a wearable harness with resistance bands that anyone can use to do a range of exercises. Danny and business partner Shane came up with their invention during a shopping trip with their wives. The Dink is a portable hooking device that attaches to almost anything, securing and storing valuables to keep them safely off the floor. Tim developed and invented his product whilst his wife Dani was recoving from chemotherapy and was finding regular hairbrushes painful to use. A qualified hairdresser, Tim set about creating the Manta, a flexible brush to mold to the shape of the palm of the hand. The design aims to create less tension on each strand, while massaging the scalp at the same time.
Three entrepreneurs come together to discover what our customers think of their precious products. They’re nervous, but ready to watch the customers unboxing, testing and giving their feedback on what they like, dislike and what they think could be improved for each invention.
In today’s episode, we meet Lucy, Danny and Tim, all hoping to get a high score from our customers and become today’s winner.
Lucy has invented the X-Trim, a wearable harness with resistance bands that anyone can use to do a range of exercises. Danny and business partner Shane came up with their invention during a shopping trip with their wives. The Dink is a portable hooking device that attaches to almost anything, securing and storing valuables to keep them safely off the floor. Tim developed and invented his product whilst his wife Dani was recoving from chemotherapy and was finding regular hairbrushes painful to use. A qualified hairdresser, Tim set about creating the Manta, a flexible brush to mold to the shape of the palm of the hand. The design aims to create less tension on each strand, while massaging the scalp at the same time.