Katamco Blog — Toilet Timer
Toilet Timer as seen on "Shark Tank"!
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Toilet Timer to be on Shark Tank!
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Top Reasons for retailers to carry the Toilet Timer® by Katamco
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WHAT IS THE TOILET TIMER ®? This is a unique sand timer that runs for about five minutes. It helps poo-crastinators get back to the people they are trying to avoid. (Born on Kickstarter) We're quite proud of our novel little sand timer for poo-crastinators. Your customers will love it too! And here's why: 1. It's funny! This was the video we used for our Kickstarter campaign. (The campaign was fully funded in 30 days.) 2. It has mass appeal! (And it sells) We knew it would be a hit when our Facebook post got 21 million...
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POOP OR GET OFF THE POT, VALENTINE’S DAY IS COMING
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It’s February. Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. Love is in the air. Couples are making big and small plans to celebrate. Maybe you decided to finally ask out that cute coworker. Maybe you’re taking your relationship to the next level and proposing. Or maybe you completely forgot about V-Day and now you’re scrambling to make plans. Time is running out. You have to poop or get off the pot. Stop procrastinating and let Toilet Timer help you move forward with your Valentine’s plans. ASK THEM OUT Maybe you’ve been interested in someone for a while, but you’re not...
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Potty Training Children with Autism Using the Toilet Timer
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Potty training a child with autism can require different methods and motivators. Motivators that work for others may be ineffective for children with autism. These children may also find a lot of comfort in their routine, and they may not be interested in changing it. Not every child is going to respond to the same motivators, so it’s important to try different strategies and see which works best for each child. WHY DO CHILDREN WITH AUTISM NEED A DIFFERENT ROUTINE? Less Social Motivation Most children want to start potty training because they want to mimic the behavior of their parents...
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