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InventionHome Product Spotlight – Tipsy Tower

Russell Williams — Wed, 12 Jun 2013 13:02:00 +0000

Memorial Day has come and gone. The holiday signifies many things…a time to remember those who sacrificed their lives for our country, as well as a time to visit the gravesites of our loved ones to pay respects. In a much less ‘official’ manner, this day also marks a changeover in the season making it permissible to wear white shoes and also, since the weather is becoming more consistently warm it’s the perfect time to plant annual flowers.

Inventors Gordon and Carri B. of Jensen Beach, Florida developed a charming product to help create whimsical vertical displays of flowers very easily. They call it “Tipsy Tower”.

Tipsy Tower provides a streamlined and interesting way to stack multiple potted plants into a vertical area. The product consists of a rod with two foot pieces and an optional hanging ring that can attach to the top. The powder-coated rod screws into the foot pieces and the ring can be screwed onto the top if desired. To use, slide the rod through the drainage holes on the pots. Each pot can be tilted so that they stack on top of one another at differing angles.

Gordon and Carri enlisted the help of InventionHome to assist them in finding marketing/licensing opportunities for their invention.

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InventionHome offers a low cost, low risk solution for helping inventors through each step of the invention process. They have created a simple and streamlined process for connecting inventors with manufacturers for the purpose of licensing inventions for royalties.

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InventionHome Product Spotlight – “Spin-n-Stor”

Russell Williams — Mon, 05 Nov 2012 15:43:08 +0000

Here comes November! Gone are the lazy days of summer and the relaxing autumn evenings. The holidays are now bearing down, and it is officially “busy” season! Time is truly precious, and that’s one reason that we see many inventions that were designed to SAVE TIME. One such invention comes from Ruth G. of San Diego, California.

The name of the invention is Spin ‘n Store. The item takes the hassle out of creating the perfect salad. It is a plastic bag which spin-dries salad. To use, place washed produce in the bag; twist the top and spin the bag 10-12 times. This spinning action forces all the water to collect in a reservoir at the bottom of the bag. Simply pour out the water through the side drain, and VOILA! Salad is ready-to-eat…or can be stored right in the Spin ‘n Store bag. It’s much more convenient that bulky plastic salad spinners ~ bags can fold up for easy storage and they are reusable.

Ruth enlisted the help of InventionHome and sister-company MatchProduct to assist her in finding marketing/licensing opportunities for the product.

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InventionHome Product Spotlight – “Spin’nStor”

Russell Williams — Wed, 31 Oct 2012 17:33:18 +0000

Ruth enlisted the help of InventionHome and sister-company MatchProduct to assist her in finding marketing/licensing opportunities for the product.

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Submit Your Invention to Rubbermaid

Russell Williams — Thu, 11 Oct 2012 13:03:01 +0000

Rubbermaid®, a leading manufacturer of home organization products and division of Newell, relies on the ingenuity of independent inventors to find innovative new products for their brands. To help with this effort, Rubbermaid has asked InventionHome to reach out to our inventor community and spread the word to inventors and entrepreneurs with innovative home products.

Inventors and entrepreneurs are invited to submit new product ideas to Rubbermaid.

The following product categories are of particular interest to Rubbermaid®:

Beauty and Style
Beverage
Cleaning
Closet Organization
Food Storage
Garage Organization
Home Storage
Insulated Storage
Kitchen
Laundry & Utility
Outdoor Storage
Waste, Trash or Refuse

About Rubbermaid
Rubbermaid is a leader in developing innovative, high-quality solutions that help consumers keep their homes in order. Widely recognized and trusted, Rubbermaid designs and markets a full range of organization, storage and cleaning products to keep the home – including closets, garages, kitchens and outdoor spaces – neat and functional, freeing consumers to enjoy life.Rubbermaid is part of Newell Rubbermaid’s strong portfolio of leading global brands.

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InventionHome Product Spotlight: Jagged Jeans Design

Russell Williams — Wed, 12 Sep 2012 18:04:54 +0000

It’s back-to-school time! This means back-to-school shopping and for many it also means back-to-school JEANS. The problem with brand new jeans is…well…they aren’t broken in to look and feel “old”. But don’t worry ~ we have an invention for that, and it comes from our client Ronda E. from Iowa.

The name of Ronda’s invention is “Jagged Jeans Design”, and it is comprised of a kit including various tools to distress, fade and fray denim. The tools can be used on any denim fabric, including jean jackets. The product enables people to distress their jeans at home, rather than having to buy expensive store-bought distressed jeans.

Ronda enlisted the help of InventionHome to assist her in finding marketing/licensing opportunities for her invention.

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InventionHome Product Spotlight: NeatSink

Russell Williams — Thu, 09 Aug 2012 16:56:53 +0000

NeatSink acts as a customizable organizer for kitchen supplies, while also acting as a backsplash for the kitchen sink. This unique product comprises a vertical back panel with a number of spaced horizontal slots, a flexible water seal located at the bottom of the panel, and a hand access for operation of the water valve. A pair of feet extends forward from each end of the panel to hold it upright. A variety of attachments can easily attach to the panel in whatever arrangement the user desires. The attachments are designed to hold a number of individual items useful in the kitchen, such as bottles, brushes, sponges, towels, and cleaning pads.

The inventor of this product enlisted the help of InventionHome to assist him in finding marketing/licensing opportunities for his invention.

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Pitch Your Invention To 6 “As Seen On TV” Companies

Russell Williams — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 19:57:49 +0000

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Pitch Your Invention To 6 “As Seen On TV” Companies

For those of you who feel you have a product worthy of the “As Seen on TV” label, here’s a great opportunity for you. An impressive list of companies, representing successful TV brands like Snuggie, Perfect Brownie, Topsy Turvy, Pajama Jeans, EasyFeet, Tony Little’s Gazelle and many more, will be present on the campus of Robert Morris University in Pittsburgh, PA to meet face-to-face with inventors.

Submit Your Product Today to the DRTV Product Summit

What is the DRTV Product Summit?

The DRTV Product Summit is a one-day event that gives everyday inventors the opportunity to pitch their products to six leading “As Seen On TV” companies in one location. Twenty-four inventors will be selected by a panel of judges. These inventors will then receive 10-minute private pitch sessions with each of the companies in attendance.

For more information, visit the DRTV Product Summit website.

Invention Home Product Spotlight - Golf Training Glasses

Russell Williams — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 18:06:17 +0000

“Golf Training Glasses” are unique sunglasses with markings on the lenses that allow golfers to align themselves properly when putting. The product addresses the difficulty that many golfers have in keeping their heads down and not glancing back and forth from the ball to the hole. (In doing this, golfers can mess up their body alignment and posture, which are all important when putting the ball). Also, golfers can push or pull their shots by moving their head and upper body too quickly after they’ve hit the ball.

This unique product has two horizontal, parallel lines spanning each lens and a small box in-between the parallel lines in which the user lines up the ball with his or her dominant eye. To use, golfers simply keep the ball in the box to reduce head movement while swinging.

The inventor of this product enlisted the help of InventionHome to assist him in finding marketing/licensing opportunities for their invention.

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Pitch Your Invention to QVC Sprouts

Russell Williams — Mon, 27 Feb 2012 19:32:22 +0000

On March 13, 2012, QVC Sprouts is officially launching at the 2012 International Home + Housewares Show in the InventionHome.com Inventors Corner Pavilion. A panel of QVC buyers will be on hand to listen to inventor pitches. If you have a product fit for TV, submit it for a chance to be selected to attend the show and pitch directly to this panel of QVC buyers.

Submit Your Product Today at the QVC Sprouts Event Page

What is QVC Sprouts?

The QVC Sprouts program was created by QVC and designed specifically for inventors with the help of the United Inventors Association (UIA).

The program gives an inventor with a retail ready product the opportunity to be selected and placed on the QVC website along with other contestant products for a period of one week. During this time QVC customers will be given the opportunity to vote on those products they would most like to see sold on QVC. This one week voting period allows both the inventor and QVC the opportunity to judge consumer interest in the product.

For help with your invention, please visit www.inventionhome.com.

Do Inventors Need 3D Designs or Prototypes?

Russell Williams — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 19:55:30 +0000

If you are an inventor in the early stages of development (you don’t have finished samples) and you are looking to sell or license your invention to a company for ongoing royalty payments, you will more than likely need some form of prototype or design to showcase your invention to prospective companies. In reality, most companies look at pictures of your invention before they actually read any description or explanation of what it is. A prototype or 3D design brings your idea to life for the person evaluating your invention and makes it easier for them to understand why their company should invest time and money to buy or license your invention from you.

The good news is you don’t always have to spend a fortune developing and fabricating physical, working prototypes of your invention. 3D virtual prototyping or virtual designing offers a much lower-cost alternative while still providing companies with a realistic representation of how your invention will look and function as a real product. Here’s an example of a virtual design:

There are many qualified designers who specialize in 3D virtual prototyping, and a simple Google search can help you locate vendors in this realm. At InventionHome, we have a team of talented artists who specialize in refining inventor sketches into highly detailed 3D Virtual Designs.

Whether you have a new idea that just needs an artist’s touch, or a fully-developed prototype ready for marketing, a professional presentation could be just what your invention needs to take that next leap forward!

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