Ep 19. Episode 19

In episode 19 of season 10 of Shark Tank, a new group of entrepreneurs enter the tank hoping to secure funding and partnerships from some of the industry's top investors.

First up is a father-daughter team who have developed a unique way to improve the taste of water. They demonstrate their product, which involves dropping a small tablet into a glass of water to enhance its flavor. While the Sharks express skepticism about the need for such a product, the entrepreneurs explain that it has proved popular among athletes and fitness enthusiasts. They are seeking an investment of $250,000 for a 10% stake in their company.

Next, a husband-and-wife duo pitch their eco-friendly alternative to traditional dry cleaning services. They have developed a machine that uses only water and biodegradable detergents to clean clothes, without the harmful chemicals and waste associated with traditional dry cleaning. They are seeking a $200,000 investment for a 10% stake in their company.

Another entrepreneur presents a line of products designed to help people with limited mobility to safely and independently move around their homes. Her products include a grip assist device for opening jars and bottles, a step stool with adjustable height for reaching high shelves, and a portable handle for getting in and out of cars. The Sharks are impressed with her innovation and passion, and she is seeking $150,000 for a 10% stake in her company.

A unique beauty product is the focus of the next pitch. Two sisters have created a line of natural lipsticks that change color based on a wearer's body temperature. The Sharks are impressed with the product's uniqueness and the sisters' story of their journey to entrepreneurship. They offer a $200,000 investment for a 15% stake in the company.

Finally, a man presents a new approach to indoor gardening. He has developed a vertical, hydroponic garden system that allows people to grow their own fresh produce indoors, no matter the size of their space. The Sharks are impressed with the potential for the product, and he is seeking a $500,000 investment for a 20% stake in the company.

As always, the Sharks pepper each entrepreneur with tough questions about their business and financials, and some deals are made while others are not. Overall, this episode highlights the creativity and ingenuity of entrepreneurs hoping to make their mark in the competitive world of business.