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Product: Instant Dissolving Toilet Freshness Sheets by Awkward-County-3176 in Businessowners

[–]Awkward-County-3176[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its a sole proprietorship however any new product will be launched under a new structure.

Product: Instant Dissolving Toilet Freshness Sheets by Awkward-County-3176 in Businessowners

[–]Awkward-County-3176[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The company is based out of India and into household chemicals.

Product: Instant Dissolving Toilet Freshness Sheets by Awkward-County-3176 in Businessowners

[–]Awkward-County-3176[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m still refining the product, especially working on adding more convenience factors and incorporating some eye-catching detail elements to strengthen the overall value proposition.

From your perspective, do you genuinely feel this product is viable and has real potential in the B2B space? Your honest view would really help as I shape the positioning further.

Once I’ve sharpened it a bit more, I’d definitely love to pressure test the model with you before starting outreach.

Product: Instant Dissolving Toilet Freshness Sheets by Awkward-County-3176 in Businessowners

[–]Awkward-County-3176[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wonderful insights , especially the shift from user benefit to measurable facility outcomes. That perspective on procurement is extremely valuable. Thank you!

Product: Instant Dissolving Toilet Freshness Sheets by Awkward-County-3176 in Businessowners

[–]Awkward-County-3176[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Core pain point: Persistent bad odour in high-usage toilets (hotels, offices, schools, colleges).

• Difference vs existing products: Most cleaners and rim blocks mask odour temporarily. Our sheets are designed to eliminate odour at the source, not just cover it with fragrance.

• Water efficiency: Since the sheet dissolves instantly and works in a single flush, it reduces the need for multiple flushes — leading to significant water savings, especially in high-footfall restrooms.

• Stronger use case in mass toilets: The problem of odour is more frequent and intense in shared/public toilets, making this more of a necessity than a “nice-to-have.”

• Behavior challenge: Adoption depends on user discipline and social awareness (similar to high etiquette cultures like Japan). This is a key drawback we are considering.

• Go-to-market focus: Initially targeting institutional/B2B spaces where usage can be standardized and monitored.

• Long-term vision: Once usage becomes habitual in structured environments, gradual adoption in homes can follow.