Spatty Daddy Net Worth (2024)

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Who owns Spatty Daddy now? ›

I am Cheryl Rigdon, the owner of Rigdon Creative Solutions LLC and the inventor of Spatty. Spatty is a must-have money saving, multi-purpose miniature spatula that allows you to get every last drop of product out of containers. Spatty is also great for mixing, spreading, and decorating.

"After 'Shark Tank,' through my website, I received preorders for 7,000 Spattys," Rigdon said. "At one point, I had to stop taking orders for the Spatty because I was completely sold out." At that point, Rigdon shared that her sales had reached $32,000 and she was thrilled with that growth.

Inventor of the Spatty® Product Line.

Cheryl Rigdon has a Master's Degree in Speech Pathology with an undergraduate degree in Special Education and worked in that field for many years before she invented Spatty®.

With more than $225 million in lifetime sales, Bombas has generated the highest sales on "Shark Tank".

With her many income streams, Greiner's yearly income is almost impossible to nail down. We do know that she makes an estimated $1.1 million for a 22-episode season of Shark Tank and about $5 million per year from her retail business (the one she founded when she invented her very first product).

Net Worth: Est. $170 million. Aaron Krause is an American entrepreneur and inventor who is best known for creating the Scrub Daddy, a smiley-faced cleaning sponge that can be used on various surfaces.

6000 BCE. Makeup dates all the way back to 6000 BCE, starting with the Egyptians. They created it as they believed makeup was next to godliness and that it appealed to the Gods; both men and women of all social classes wore makeup.

(The actual first spatula was invented one year earlier by John Spaduala, in 1890.)

She is married to Dan Greiner.

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After the pitch, there was an exciting back-and-forth negotiation process between Krause and several of the Sharks, but Lori Greiner ultimately walked away with a deal of $200,000 for a 20% stake in Scrub Daddy, doubling Krause's original ask.

Today, The Scrubbie continues to operate with a modest growth rate. They remain active on social media platforms like Instagram, showcasing the versatility and practicality of their product.

One of the most notorious (and successful) Shark Tank rejects started as a video doorbell name Doorbot. After a famously tepid reaction from the sharks, Amazon later bought the company for a deal worth nearly $1 billion.

make a lucrative deal with Cuban and Jones, but simply appearing on Shark Tank with a tantalizing business saw its sales skyrocket. Post-show, the company experienced a meteoric rise in its online presence, witnessing a 300% surge in website traffic (via MR Mag).