CHICAGO – Put away the mop bucket, set aside the scrub brushes and store the old dust rags. Weiman Products is offering consumers the chance to win a one-year break from their house cleaning routine. Weiman Product’s annual “Maid for a Year” contest, which runs May 1 – July 31, 2008, will award five U.S. residents free house cleaning services from Merry Maids every other week for a year. Consumers can enter the contest by logging onto http://www.weiman.com/
Carl DeMasi, Weiman Products president and CEO, says the goal of the contest is to recognize the importance of house cleaning while also acknowledging that multi-tasking consumers are overworked and overstressed. “As household cleaning product experts, we are focused on creating solutions that make consumers’ lives easier, save time and create the good feeling of clean – in and around the home. Our Maid for a Year contest allows consumers to talk about their house cleaning challenges and rewards five of them with a year of free house cleaning service.”
Contest Entry
All U.S. residents 18 years and older can submit a 250-word or less essay between May 1 and July 31, 2008. Contest entries may be submitted online at http://www.weiman.com/
Contest entries are limited to one per person and purchase is not necessary to enter or win. Official rules and regulations will be available at http://www.weiman.com/
Weiman Products
Weiman® Products, LLC develops and manufactures professional high quality products that clean, protect and prolong the life of the newest and most popular surfaces in and around the home. Weiman’s product lines include: Weiman Home Care Products, Wright’s® Metal Care Products and its newest product line, Perfect Planet™ by Weiman. Headquartered in Gurnee, IL, Weiman products are available nationwide through mass merchandisers, grocery stores, hardware stores and other specialty retail outlets, including Wal-Mart, Target, Publix, Kroger, True Value, Kmart, Expo Design Center, The Home Depot, Costco and Ace Hardware. Products are also available through Weiman’s Web site (http://www.weiman.com)
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