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Toilet Timer made a memorable impression on "Shark Tank" back in 2020, but what's the latest with Adam Stephey's ingenious time management tool?

Toilet Timer: What Happened After $200,000 Mark Cuban Shark Tank Deal On Season 12 of Adam Stephey and Katie Stephey of Katamco pitch their gag gift Toilet Timer. It’s a 5-minute sand timer designed for “poo-crastinators” who are accused of wasting too much time in the bathroom. [Related:  They had the good fortune of pitching in front of billionaire Mark Cuban who has seen success with his . They accepted Cuban’s offer: $200,000 for 25 percent. Since then the product has continually received rave reviews on Amazon, nearly 5,000 of them! And most of them by a big margin are five...

| photo courtesy of ABC Kirkwood High School graduate Adam Stephey used to clean park bathrooms for a summer job. Little did he know that, two decades down the line, his career would still be focused on toilets — in a whole different way. Recently featured on ABC’s entrepreneurial reality show “Shark Tank,” Stephey and his wife, Katie, are the creators of the Toilet Timer, a five-minute sand timer designed to keep people mindful of the time they spend in the restroom. Unlike a traditional hourglass sand timer, which takes several minutes to reset, the Toilet Timer complete...

Kevin Bersett A new year means new ideas, and Bloomington-Normal is generating some big ones. Three years ago, two residents invented the Toilet Timer, which earned an investment from Mark Cuban on “Shark Tank” TV program. Another resident will perhaps soon have his invention stocked on the shelves of a local grocery store. But what really turns a dream into reality?  Entrepreneurship isn’t just about ideas. Getting an innovation off the ground takes courage, hard work and a bit of luck. That’s according to Dave Benjamin, creator of the Bath Buoy, a product to keep children safe i...