Business | Investing | Finance on Instagram: "Eben Dobson pitched his Wisp, a 2-in-1 broom and dustpan, on Shark Tank Season 10, Episode 5, seeking $500,000 for 10% equity. He demonstrated its electrostatic bristles and foot-controlled dustpan, designed for efficient cleaning without bending. The product had $3.3 million in lifetime sales, impressing the Sharks. However, Dobson revealed significant financial issues, including a $600,000 loss in 2017 and $2.1 million in debt. Kevin O'Leary offere

Nextechnology on Instagram: "Wisp, the compact broom and dustpan combo, made its mark on Shark Tank with a smart pitch around cleaning efficiency. The Sharks passed on investing, but Lori Greiner saw potential and brought it to QVC. That move gave Wisp a major sales boost. By 2023, it was reportedly doing around $7 million in revenue. The company expanded its product line and kept growing for a while, though it’s unclear how active it is now. Follow us (@nex.technology_ ) for everything related