Sheets Laundry Club on 'Shark Tank': What is the cost, who are the founders and where can you buy eco-friendly laundry sheets

Looking for an alternative that keeps both your clothes and the ocean clean? Try Sheets Laundry Club!
Chris Videau and Chris Campbell on 'Shark Tank'  (ABC, Christopher Willard)
Chris Videau and Chris Campbell on 'Shark Tank' (ABC, Christopher Willard)

When it comes to chores, laundry is up there; after all, clean clothes is an essential requirement. With a range of products available nowadays, it's all about having clothing that feels clean and smells fresh. But the sheer amount of plastic that goes into their detergents is rather alarming. For those of you who are conscious about your consumption, there is a brand out there working towards clean clothes and cleaner oceans -- enter Sheets Laundry Club!

Now, the question is, does Sheets Laundry Club have what it takes to score a deal from Mark Cuban, Barbara Corcoran, Kevin O'Leary, Lori Greiner or guest shark Daniel Lubetzky? Let's find out!

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What is Sheets Laundry Club?

Sheets Laundry Club is a brand that offers environmentally conscious cleaning products, from kitchen requirements to self-care products. As the name suggests, laundry detergent sheets are their best selling product out of the lot! As per the website -- "Laundry detergent sheets are pre-measured, dehydrated sheets of detergent that dissolve instantly in the wash. They're an environmentally friendly, timesaving solution to washing your clothes. Laundry sheets get rid of the plastic and commonly found harsh chemicals used in mainstream detergent all while keeping your clothes feeling and smelling just as clean."



 

Who are the founders of Sheets Laundry Club?

Chris Videau and Chris Campbell are the co-founders of the brand. Videau is currently the CEO of Sheets Laundry Club. Videau, who was in the military with his wife, Lauren, noticed the alarming amount of plastic dumped in the ocean, after having travelled to over 20 countries. As per the website -- "Chris and Laurian had the opportunity to see the global plastic crisis first-hand and they wanted to do something about it. So, after leaving the military, they set to work creating a plan that would allow for a more sustainable future for the generations to come." This led to Sheets Laundry Club being launched in December 2019.

"Would you believe that without action, our seas will be filled with more plastic waste than fish by 2050?" asked Videau, while talking to PR News Wire. "Simply reducing plastic and harsh chemical use in laundry products wasn't enough, so we completely eliminated them." he added. "Every day is Earth Day at sheets," Campbell added. "We are completely committed to revolutionizing the way you do laundry. Chemicals and plastics simply have to go and we have figured out a way to do that right now with rave reviews." he concluded.

What is the cost and where to buy?

Sheets Laundry Club offers a range of products under the categories of laundry, kitchen and self-care. Their handcrafted soap bars retail from $4.99 onwards, while a subscription guarantees 15% off on orders. Their best selling item, the laundry detergent sheets, retails for $19.99, with 25% off if you opt for a subscription. You can purchase Sheets Laundry Club products via the website.



 

Where is Sheets Laundry Club now?

So far, Sheets Laundry Club has been making waves, seeing that it has been reviewing exceptionally well among its customers. The brand even shared a review on Instagram, the caption read -- "Appreciation post for each and every one of our incredible customers. Our community and our mission only works when we support each other. We are honored to be a part of creating a plastic-free tomorrow and from the bottom of our heart, thank you for joining the cause. Your continued support means the world to us." Another customer, Tara S, wrote -- "I have to say I am very impressed. I feel the laundry sheets washed just as well as the Tide I have been using for years, and with the added benefit of not feeling like there is a residue on the clothes."



 

Who will steal the deal?

When it comes to cleaning based products, Lori Greiner has picked up deals in this domain before. She seems like the shark most likely to take the bait.

Lori Greiner with Flasky Flowers on 'Shark Tank' (ABC)

'Shark Tank' Season 13 Episode 7 airs on ABC on November 19, 2021, at 8 pm ET. Catch the latest episode featuring products like Love and Pebble, Sheets Laundry Club, Zach & Zoe Sweet Bee Farm and Pink Picasso.
Missed an episode? Been wanting to catch up? Episodes can also be viewed the next day on demand and on Hulu. Not just that, you can also watch old seasons and episodes on Amazon Prime Video and iTunes.

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