Top 5 Eco Friendly Products In The Den | Vol 1 | COMPILATION | Dragons' Den

0:00:00 Honest Blends
0:13:14 Neureus
0:26:17 Interflush
0:35:54 Eco For Life
0:49:35 Festival Bag
An international sensation, Dragon's Den features entrepreneurs pitching for investment in the Den from our Dragons, five venture capitalists willing to invest their own money in exchange for equity.
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[@BenjaminGoose]

I'm so grateful to the editor. Without the music cues, I wouldn't know how I'm supposed to feel every ten seconds.

[@Ericbryanmr]

And thank you Ben. If it weren't for you commenting this in every singke video, I would forget about what I was listening to.

[@BenjaminGoose]

Amazing how I have hundreds of uplikes yet it's just you complaining that you've seen it before.@@Ericbryanmr

[@brettb154]

It’s entertainment…

[@jawn_rawls]

😂😂😂

[@marchumphreys3865]

LOL

[@alibarackaham7385]

The tent-man's last words are golden: "Only time will tell wether I'm right or they're wrong" 😂😂😂

[@PrairieDogFan]

🤣🤣👏

[@jarednil69]

The Interflush guy DID have an attitude. He obviously didn't have his coffee.😙

[@kattjnrseoe5146]

The 4th pitch killed me 😂 Man couldn't even take a sip of his water 😂

[@C0D97]

They treated the Interflush guy so unfairly

[@4mySweetheart369]

I agree! Peter Jones acting like he has the inside track on everyone's loo habits. Arrogance at its finest.

[@davidhorn6008]

A Know all - He says "They were asking the wrong questions all the time and they hadn't understood it" says 'The brilliant entrepreneur' whom quotes the Water Companies business, clearly not having a clue about their business strategy. He got exactly what He deserved.

[@styrojeff]

No, I don’t think so. In business we say that you don’t have to be your target market but you have to understand them. I understand being frustrated with resource wastage, but his contempt came through and was even directed at the panel. Investors that don’t share your ideology aren’t going to buy in on ideology alone, and having a righteous attitude isn’t enough to make people watch their toilets work. Japan has figured out and widely implemented a much better solution, by the way - you estimate how much water you need depending on what you’ve done and press the corresponding button.

[@Bombabingbong66]

I like David. They were so arrogant, he is a straight talking Yorkshire man and today that product wd be snapped up.

[@davidmellish3295]

​@Bombabingbong66 he was arrogant and extremely rude ,had a prickly attitude problem, saying they were asking the wrong questions 😅😅 They're looking to invest, they can ask any questions they want in order to fully understand the business they're being asked to invest in

[@ZachTheRantingGuy]

Great show. I love Shark Tank here in the USA but this is what made it; that and Tigers Of Money in Japan, but this show is really good too.

[@michaellynn9763]

Interflush had an attitude problem from the very first word!!

[@user-gu6nv2im8e]

Remember when Dragons Den was inventions and new business ideas instead of a vegan or eco friendly version of an existing product\business?

[@korbin70x75]

Yes, creativity. True creativity without the boundaries set by the system.

[@korbin70x75]

Yes

[@hithisthers7214]

@@korbin70x75 there are no boundaries set by the 'system'

[@korbin70x75]

@hithisthers7214 woke agendas a so called climate change nonsense??

[@AwesometownUSA]

This first pitch is the first time I’ve seen a “Den” that didn’t include Peter

[@ruthk618]

Sitting at home in my boxer shorts 🙄

[@TYNEPUNK]

also the tent one, u still need to pack your own bag i think, which makes it still a ton of effort.

[@No1SlapFIGHTFan]

I agree with Tej on festival bag. This is an issue festival organizers have to address with their attendees. And I agree with Peter on the cost and the tents look so cheap. If it was a bigger, lavish tent then maybe it would justify the price point.

[@charlisays]

Tej's laugh at the part where CocaCola has the honest brand.

[@JL-gf3yc]

Tej “pwaduct”🤣🤣

[@alibarackaham7385]

The Interflush-man is right in every way. Money is destroying the world. But these greedy multimillionaires who's main focus in their lives was and is money,money,money, never bothered to think about that..

[@da3v1ls93]

If the idea doesn't make money he isn't going to affectuate any kind of change

[@justauser-pi8rt]

@@da3v1ls93 isn't it sad

[@SCB666]

I totally agree, the product was ahead of its time. Just shows how much attitudes have changed on resource consumption and climate change.

[@styrojeff]

No, I don’t think so. In business we say that you don’t have to be your target market but you have to understand them. I understand being frustrated with resource wastage, but his contempt came through and was even directed at the panel. Investors that don’t share your ideology aren’t going to buy in based on ideology alone, and having a righteous attitude isn’t enough to make people watch their toilets work. Japan has figured out and widely implemented a much better solution, by the way - you estimate how much water you need depending on what you’ve done and press the corresponding button.

[@banquorebuechett9914]

Oh Peter. Just take a quick look. We all do. Don’t you care you may have left something?

[@MindSetReset]

Pitch 1: Company is now called 'Naked and Nobel' LTD, cant find a website yet

[@simonjohnson9055]

I doubt it's Nobel.

[@SPNX]

IT'S A WASTE OF WATER

[@davidmellish3295]

Why would anyone come in the den and not know the financial numbers in pounds but in percentages ?

[@EMMYMXNC]

I'm pretty sure I've seen Honest products in the US

[@EMMYMXNC]

Oops that's brought up in the questioning. Yikes that two are named honest and she's trying to get it too.

[@AwesometownUSA]

I had the same thought at first haha

[@Danny_kay]

The last one doesn't make any sense i can't get my head around it so cost £75 for the tent then £100 to deliver it to you at the festival and deliver it back to you at home so that's £175. Lets just say a cheap tent is £20 times that by 9 for a extra £5 i could buy 9 £20 tents and assuming I'm going to 1 festival a year that's a tent a year for 9 years rather than £1575 for 9 years. What festivals need to do is I've never been to one but assuming the tickets are pre booked months in advance they could sell there own tents on sight for £20 + additional £50 refundable if they leave with there tent then the £50 is refunded to the bank account used to purchase the ticket/wristband month in advance this way more people will take there tent to get there £50 back of course there will be people still leaving tents but i honestly think the amount of tents would drop dramatically and those that still leave the tents it just means the venue is making money at the same time.

[@techtitanuk5609]

If coca cola don't care about you using the honest brand then why should they be entitled to money when you have money?

[@Pendragon_gg]

bro didn't watch the rest of the clip

[@user-dj4dl9pi7m]

time to pack up KZbin since they have slowed me down. 4-8hrs a day,now not even 1...bye

[@prizma45]

13:35 average blkpljbw

[@user-dj4dl9pi7m]

Sara.......Jenny in disguise...