The detergent Wisk is hosting a new contest called “Pimp My Laundry Room!” It is a video contest where you upload a short video explaining why you deserve a laundry room makeover and Wisk could be on your doorstep with their partner’s in-design, Whirlpool’s DreamLaundry Soultuions team led by Bill Thomas and Emily Johnston. Together they will take your laundry room from drab to fab in no time! Winner receives a new Whirlpool High Efficiency (HE) washer/dryer set and a year’s worth of Wisk HE Laundry Detergent. Winner also will be featured in their own episode of Designing Spaces.
The top Finalists will be featured on LaundryHE.com from April 12-19 and the Grand Prize Winner will be chosen by popular ballot so friends and family will need to vote!
Check out www.LaundryHE.com or the Wisk Facebook Fan Page to read the entire rules and enter!
Mama’s Money Savers Disclosure: I wrote this post as partnering with BSM Media for a Wisk contest giveaway.
Ashley Steimer says
I’m all for saving money and winning a free laundry makeover. HOWEVER, the use of the word ‘pimp’ to mean ‘improve’ is inaccurate and highly offensive. Pimps are people who sexually abuse and exploit women and children for profit. Up to 100,000 American children are at risk for exploitation by pimps each year, and pimps regularly recruit children as young as 12 into prostitution. Pimps who sell children or women who have been forced, coerced, or deceived into prostitution are human traffickers. Since pimping is both a crime and a leading cause of the rape and abuse of children, I am shocked that Sun Products Corporation and Wisk would create a contest which glamorizes pimping.