She won over the audience and the prize of $6,500.
(meta data) TITLE: Steve Harvey's FUNDERDOME Episode 3 Recap | Steve Harvey's FUNDERDOME Sorry, there are no matching results. # Steve Harvey's FUNDERDOME Episode 3 Recap By Patty Gopez | Jun 25th, 2017 On Episode 3 of Steve Harvey's FUNDERDOME, a new batch of aspiring inventors hoping to win over a live studio audience to fund their ideas, products or companies include a cup cozy that holds more than one can, a women's undergarment that opens via a side clasp, and a rolling pin that easily makes ravioli. Hosted by Steve Harvey, in each episode of Steve Harvey's FUNDERDOME, the inventors will go head to head, pitching their products to the studio audience. The studio audience will represent the "customer," and since the customer is always right, they will be voting to determine the winner. Here are the highlights from this week's episode: The BTO Beverage Cooler vs. Swankey Beverage Tote The BTO Beverage Cooler is an insulated cup cozy that holds more than one can. Inventor: Ryan from Richey, Florida Swankey Beverage Tote is a stylish tote with a hidden dispensing bag for drinks. Inventor: Tracey from Wylie, South Carolina FUNDED: Swankey Beverage Tote - $20,000 Chaddeze vs. Slick Chicks Chaddeze is boys' underwear with a magnetic fly. Inventor: Mary from Independence, Kentucky Slick Chicks is women's underwear that opens via a clasp on the side. Inventor: Helya from New York, New York CASHED OUT: Slick Chicks - $6,500 Waffle Iron vs. Repast Supply Co. Waffle Iron is an appliance that allows you to make stuffed waffles. Inventor: Mike from Pflugerville, Texas Repast Supply Co. is a modified rolling pin that helps you easily make homemade ravioli. Inventor: Michael from San Rafael, California FUNDED: Waffle Iron - $50,000 CASHED OUT: Repast Supply Co. - $17,500 Before revealing the results of the crowd's majority vote, Steve Harvey will present the inventors with a major dilemma. One of the inventors is allowed to cash out and walk away for a lesser amount. Who walks away with the cash to fund their product — and who goes home empty-handed? Don't miss Steve Harvey's FUNDERDOME SUNDAYS 9|8c. Visit Amazon Exclusives to purchase products that competed in Steve Harvey's FUNDERDOME. *Disclaimer: No endorsement of these products by the cast and producers of Steve Harvey's FUNDERDOME or ABC is implied. ## Related Posts Steve Harvey's FUNDERDOME Episode 13 Recap Steve Harvey's FUNDERDOME Episode 12 Recap Steve Harvey's FUNDERDOME Episode 11 Recap Steve Harvey's FUNDERDOME has been added to My List. Create an ABC Account to save your favorite shows and continue watching where your left off. Already have an account? sign in Create an ABC Account to get the most of your ABC experience Save your favorite shows to My List Continue watching where you left off Watch hundreds of hours of free episodes One account that works across the Walt Disney Family of Companies Already have an account? sign in ABC Profile sign out Sign Out Are you sure you want to sign out? By signing out, you will not be able to resume watching content where you left off, enjoy cross-device viewing experience, or save your favorites to your My List. Sign Out Are you sure? By signing out, some episodes will become unavailable to watch until you sign back in. stay signed in
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Slick Chicks
History.

 After two years of research, design, and testing, Slick Chicks came to market in 2014. 
 By 2015, Slick Chicks launched an e-commerce site, selling their three styles: bikini brief, thong and boy short. In August of that same year, Slick Chicks filed for a trademark. This trademark was granted in August 2017 for use in commerce, specifically lingerie. 
 In June 2016, Slick Chicks launched on Kickstarter, seeking $15,000. The project was successfully funded and raised a total of $17,672. In June 2017, Mohammadian appeared on Steve Harvey's FUNDERDOME to pitch Slick Chicks to the studio audience.