Episode 13 Preview

First into the tank is Tim Stansbury and Erin Whalen of Grease Monkey Wipes. Both avid cyclists they developed an individually packaged cleaning wipe that use an all-natural, citrus formula to handle heavy duty cleaning. Their best bet for a deal might be to go after Robert Herjavec, who is a huge gear head.

Next we have Nate Berkopec and his company The Factionist. Nate is a NYU Student who’s company sells environmentally friendly T-Shirts with a good message on each.

Kimberly Foley and her business Wee Can Shop. Kimberlys store is set up for the child shopper, offering unique gifts for children to buy for their loved ones.

Anthony Calvert and Tina Calvert pitch their business PODillow, which is a sun tanning pillow with storage spaces for your valuables.

“Episode 113″ – Two bicyclists from Austin, Texas hope their idea for a portable hand de-greasing product won’t slip by the Sharks; a veteran police officer from the San Diego S.W.A.T. team brings a product that is smart, but less than manly; and the Sharks give a business lesson to an enthusiastic college student from NYU who is passionate about his environmentally friendly and socially aware clothing line. Also, the Sharks unintentionally bring to tears a New Jersey woman who designed a shopping experience for children. And a suspenseful moment occurs when Barbara Corcoran and Kevin Harrington find out if the eccentric, life-long entrepreneur, Cactus Jack (“Episode 105″), lost at least 35 pounds (the Sharks had challenged him to lose the weight before they would seal their business deal with him and his fitness invention, the Body Jac), on “Shark Tank,” FRIDAY, JANUARY 15 (9:00-10:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network.