Whatever Happened To Potty Safe After Shark Tank?

Many skills are learned in a child's early years, and parents are the sole instructors. Some of these lessons can be adorably simple, like first bites of solid food, while others, like first steps, can be unsteady. And then, there's the dreaded potty training. Although this process can end up seamless for some lucky parents, most discover that common steps include near-misses, tears, rewards, distractions, and of course, the inevitable mess. When Stacy and Colt Hall stepped in front of the moguls on ABC's "Shark Tank," they presented a product that could help eliminate some of that stress.

During Season 11, Episode 22, the Hall's brought their big idea, the Potty Safe, to the sharks. Based on the couples' description (and their website), the Potty Safe keeps a waste bowl attached using childproof latches. This way, young ones cannot attempt to dump their accomplishment into the toilet themselves.  

Despite the pitch catching some attention, none of the sharks expressed interest in investing. Reasons for dropping out ranged from being unimpressed with the couples' sales to having zero experience in the baby product business. In fact, it wasn't long before all sharks dropped out of a possible deal, sending the Hall's away empty-handed. But, surprisingly, Lori Greiner called the entrepreneurs back and offered them $50,000 for 20% of the business, a deal they immediately accepted. So, now that some time has passed, what exactly happened with the Potty Safe?