Ep 14. FunkkOFF!, Retold Recycling, The Chub Rub Patch, Kahawa 1893

In season 14 episode 14 of the popular reality TV show Shark Tank, four very unique businesses make their pitch to the sharks. Each of the businesses has a distinct concept that they believe will revolutionize the industry they are in.

The first business is FunkkOFF!, a product created by two sisters that they describe as "sprayable deodorant for your clothes." The product is designed for people who want to freshen up their clothes without washing them every time. The sisters have a laundry list of uses for their product, from refreshing gym clothes to removing stubborn odors from pets. They are seeking $75,000 for a 10% stake in their company.

Next up is Retold Recycling, a truly innovative solution for those who want to reduce their carbon footprint. The founders of Retold Recycling are women who are passionate about protecting the environment. They have developed a new way to recycle clothing and textiles that are destined for landfills. Their product, "Retell Bags," allow customers to send their old clothing in a postage-paid bag that is then upcycled into new clothing and accessories. They are asking for $250,000 for a 10% stake in their company.

The third business to make its pitch is The Chub Rub Patch. This product aims to solve a problem that many women face: chafing. The Chub Rub Patch is a comfortable, discreet patch that protects against the rubbing and chafing that occurs when thighs rub together. The founders, a husband and wife team, have a personal connection to the product, as they developed it out of necessity when the wife experienced extreme discomfort while pregnant. They are hoping to secure $100,000 for a 20% stake in their company.

Last but not least, Kahawa 1893 is a premium coffee brand that takes consumers on a journey through the history of coffee. The founder is a Kenyan-born entrepreneur who has a deep appreciation for the cultural and historical significance of coffee. He has developed a line of coffee products that highlight unique flavors and aromas from different regions around the world. Kahawa 1893 is seeking $300,000 for a 10% stake in the company.

Each of these businesses presents a unique opportunity for the sharks to invest in an up-and-coming brand. However, with limited investment capital and a desire to see a profitable return on their investment, the sharks must choose wisely. The entrepreneurs must sell their vision and show that their product has the potential to succeed in a highly competitive market. Who will win over the sharks and secure the funding they need to take their business to the next level? Tune in to season 14 episode 14 of Shark Tank to find out.