Ep 9. Episode 9

In season 10, episode 9 of Shark Tank, the sharks are back and ready to sink their teeth into some innovative new products. For the entrepreneurs pitching their ideas, the stakes are high - they're vying for a chance to secure funding and support from some of the most successful business moguls in the industry.

First up is an eco-friendly cleaning product called Cleanyst, which allows users to make their own cleaning solutions at home. The entrepreneur behind Cleanyst believes that the product is not only better for the environment, but also more cost-effective and convenient for consumers. Will the sharks be convinced that Cleanyst is a good investment?

Next, a young entrepreneur from Canada pitches his innovative new take on the classic men's dress shoe. His company, Vessi Footwear, has developed a waterproof shoe that can be worn in any weather, without compromising on style or comfort. But can he convince the sharks that his product is worth investing in?

Another entrepreneur brings her healthy snack company to the Shark Tank. Spoiler Alert is a line of organic, plant-based snacks that are designed to be both delicious and nutritious. The founder is passionate about creating healthy options for busy people on-the-go, but will the sharks see the potential in her product?

In a departure from the typical product pitches, two entrepreneurs come to the tank seeking funding for their nonprofit organization. Lovepop is a company that creates pop-up greeting cards, and their mission is to spread joy and positivity through their products. Will the sharks be willing to support a good cause and invest in Lovepop's nonprofit efforts?

Finally, a husband-and-wife team present their company, Mural Painter Inc., which creates custom murals for corporate clients. They argue that their company offers a unique and valuable service that cannot be easily replicated, but will the sharks see the potential in this niche business?

Overall, this episode of Shark Tank offers a diverse array of products and pitches, spanning from eco-friendly cleaning solutions to nonprofit organizations. As always, the sharks are tough negotiators, but the entrepreneurs know that securing a deal could be a game-changer for their businesses.