Clear N Collect Multi-Purpose Garden Leaf Rake Grabber/Collector, Gardening Leaf Collector For Collecting Leaves Easily And Without Back Pain

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Bend Less, Clear More With Our Lightweight Garden Tool - At a weight of just 1,100g, the Clear N Collect rake ensures that clear-ups don’t take their toll on gardeners’ backs. It is recommended that you keep your internet browser and operating system up-to-date and that you consult the help and guidance provided by the developer of your internet browser and manufacturer of your computer or device if you are unsure about adjusting your privacy settings. We have a lot of trees in our garden and the leaves have already started to fall but it's not a problem anymore. And I know I can concentrate on growing the business in the New Year with the confidence of knowing that Delta Fulfilment will be there to assist our growth and not having to worry about the huge task of distribution. ITV's Love Island All Stars faces backlash from fans over complaints about the format: 'Streaming platforms have me spoiled!

Created by Rob Law the children's trunk was turned down after Theo Paphitis broke a strap of the suitcase leading to Dragons questioning the quality. Sally added: “Going into the Den was one of the most terrifying yet rewarding experiences of my life and James and I are over the moon to have secured investment from Sara. Under the GDPR, no fee is payable and We will provide any and all information in response to your request free of charge. Serena Williams tries to slip into denim Valentino skirt as a 'goal' five months after giving birth. The hinged-rake, made with 100 per cent recycled plastic, promises to protect backs from straining over, with its “perfectly angled teeth”.

Sally and James Coneron, creators of the Clear ‘N’ Collect gardening tool, secured significant backing from Dragon Sara Davies to help them achieve their dream. Rebel Wilson and her fiancee Ramona Agruma hold hands as they head back to their hotel after partying until 2 a. Following the episode, an open letter signed by ME campaign groups to the UK's Culture, Media and Sport Committee chairperson Dame Caroline Dinenage, and Health and Social Care Committee chairperson Steve Brine said they were “very concerned” that the way in which her pitch was presented suggested the product was “responsible for her recovery and should therefore be considered an effective treatment”. Several of the Dragons fought to be picked by the brand's founders as the duo received offers from Deborah Meaden and Sara Davies. Impressed with the couple, retail specialist Sara said: “There’s nothing I admire more than businesspeople who have a clear vision and a strong concept.

First up Clear N Collect were a prime example of coming up with a product that genuinely fills a need. Before Cookies are placed on your computer or device, you will be shown a cookie prompt requesting your consent to set those Cookies. This lightweight 2-in-1 tool is designed to help easily and quickly clear and collect leaves, hedge clippings and more, featuring large capacity hinged scoops that glides over surfaces and pull together to contain debris with its perfectly angled interlocking teeth.As well as Planthood, the other businesses in the den tonight included a company who had designed a multi-purpose rake for gardeners, an app that can help track down your dog and an adaptive clothing brand. In the episode, which aired on January 18, businesswoman Giselle Boxer said she had used “diet, acupuncture, Chinese herbs and ear seeds” to aid her recovery from ME, and had turned the latter idea into the brand Acu Seeds. I was impressed with the tight tolerances and the feel of the connection between handle and rake parts.

This week’s menu includes a butterbean caponata, Cavatelli, black daal makhani, Thai green curry and Thai noodles. And their pitch, based on an idea designed to make life easier for professional gardeners, impressed Dragon Sara who immediately saw huge potential. A row broke out after an entrepreneur on Dragon’s Den appeared in an episode last week claiming her “ear seeds” product could help those recover from ME, also known as chronic fatigue syndrome. Recently purchased this and what a godsend it is,easy to assemble (just two screws) and so easy to use.

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