Smelly Washer review and giveaway!
I was recently given the opportunity to try out a product called Smelly Washer.
You're probably thinking, smelly washer?!
Why would you want to make your washing machine smelly?
Or maybe you're not.
Smelly Washer is actually a really simple to use product that removes any bad smells from your washing machine like that moldy mildew smell, odor, or fungus, or any stinky washing machine smell that your top or front loading machine may have.
It's a washing machine cleaner that is so simple to use and they guarantee that it will remove the bad odors from your washing machine.
How does it work?
All you do to remove the bad smells from your washing machine is to add 1 level cap full of the Smelly Washer product to your washing machine in it's hottest setting and let it agitate for just 2 minutes.
Then, stop the washing machine and let it sit overnight.
In the morning, let it finish the cycle, that's it, the bad odors are gone.
If you add 1 teaspoon once per month in a "soak" cycle, it will keep your washing machine fresh all of the time.
You can even use it to remove any mildew or other bad smells from towels or clothes.
Throw your stinky towels in the washer, add 1 level cap full of Smelly Washer, let it agitate for 2 minutes, stop the machine and let them soak for 2 hours, then add your detergent and finish the cycle.
The bad smells will be gone from your towels and clothes.
I had a good week and a half to try this out and it really does work.
It's a hot Florida summer, so the teens are taking showers, throwing their wet towels in the laundry basket, and I'm finding them days later all moldy smelling.
OMG!!! P-U!!!!
Smelly Washer really did get rid of the bad smells, and I'm giving a bottle of it away to 1 lucky reader, and I'm also authorized to offer 10% off if anyone wants to order it.
If you decide to order, just use the promo code "singlemom" (minus the quotes of course) in the box clearly marked promotion code.
The promo code is only good until August 31st, so make sure you use it before you lose it!
Now, do you want to try and win a full size bottle of Smelly Washer?!?!?
Here's how!
Rules:
The giveaway is only open to United States excluding Alaska and Hawaii. (Sorry Alaska and Hawaii!) *sad*
This giveaway is open to all, not just bloggers, but rules must be followed.
Only 1 entry per person/family/household.
Only 1 person per IP address can enter the giveaway and complete the required entry and extra entries.
No entering on behalf of others, using extra identities or others identities, no automated program entries, etc.
I can check and verify IP addresses and email addresses. *wink*
If you are caught cheating, you will be banned from this giveaway and any future giveaways on my blogs.
This giveaway is only open to those ages 18+ only.
All entries must be received by 11:59 pm Eastern Time on Wednesday August 12, 2009.
I will pick the winner randomly using random.org on Thursday August 13th, and email the winner and they will have 48 hours to claim their prize.
If I do not get a reply within 48 hours, I will pick a new winner using random.org again.
How to enter:
The required entry:
This is mandatory, if this one entry is not done, you will not qualify for the giveaway.
For a chance to win, leave me a comment telling me what the absolute worst smelling thing is that you have ever had to wash.
This could be dirty laundry, or it could be that casserole dish you found in the way back of the fridge with something in it that you totally forgot about for 6 months.
I want to know the worst smelling thing you've ever had to wash!
For extra entries:
The following are all for 1 additional entry each, and you must leave a separate comment for each 1 that you do.
If you bundle entries in 1 comment, the comment will be deleted and disqualified.
1.
Post a new comment telling me how you got rid of the offending odor.
2.
Blog about this on your blog, link back to this post, and leave a separate comment with the url to your post.
The post must remain on your blog for the duration of the contest, 1 week.
Link to Smelly Washer's website in your post.
The url is http://www.smellywasher.com/
3.
Post about this giveaway with a link back to this post on Twitter, and then leave a comment on this post with the link to your Twitter post about this contest.
You can Twitter the following if you want to;
Kat is giving away a full size bottle of Smelly Washer! Come enter!! http://bit.ly/D5eXN
That's it!
Good luck!!
Comments
1.
The smelliest thing I've had to wash by far HAS to be the towels we used to mop up the leakage from our AC unit. The towels had to soak up almost half an inch of mildewy stale water that had been leaking into the bottom of the intake vent for several days and going stale.
It reeked worse than any towel I've ever encountered left on the floor in the bathroom or in a pile in the laundry. I hope I never have to deal with that again.
Posted by: Faith | August 5, 2009 9:21 PM
2.
I think it's a toss up between either A: my cat's litter box on the occasion that some hot coffee got spilled in it partway through changing or B: the rags that I used to sop up the spill, some of which managed to drip out of the trash bag that I'd put the old coffee soaked (and a tad over used) cat litter and droppings in. That little adventure had me turning off the air and opening all the windows and doors in spite of the heat just to literally clear the air. Gizmo's a great cat but he can produce a stench that'll curl your nose hairs at fifty yards if he's in the mood to.
Picture it. A trash bag full of (over)used cat litter soaked in hot coffee ... dripping through several holes in the trash bag as I (quickly!) carry it out to the trash can.
Then of course there's that trash can after it was emptied a week later!
Posted by: Selif | August 6, 2009 12:40 AM
3.
The smelliest thing I've had to wash was definitely any item of clothing from when my oldest was a baby. He had really bad acid reflux (lots of puking) and also bad poops because of his CF. Yucckkky diapers. At that time I used the apartment complex communal washers and I really felt badly for anyone who came along after me!!!
Posted by: Becky | August 6, 2009 2:47 AM
4.
And also I just followed you on Twitter. :)
Posted by: Becky | August 6, 2009 2:47 AM
5.
tweeted: http://twitter.com/selif/status/3162629934
Posted by: Selif | August 6, 2009 3:05 AM
6.
Blogged it:
http://blogdoofus.com/2009/08/06/using-contests-advertise-build/
Posted by: Selif | August 6, 2009 3:33 AM
7.
I'm already following you on twitter: amiofechoes
Posted by: Faith | August 6, 2009 9:19 AM
8.
http://twitter.com/amiofechoes/status/3171247724 :)
Posted by: Faith | August 6, 2009 8:08 PM
9.
When I was in my late teens, my mom tried to make turkey soup. I was supposed to watch the soup while she went to the store. I fell asleep. Awoke to her hollering and the apartment full of smoke. The only smell that came close was burnt cod fish (same problem, didn't know then that I had sleep apnea-another story). Any way, I got to scrub the walls, wash the sheets, the clothes, and the apartment curtains.
The smell in the curtains NEVER came out. Until the day that mom got some new ones, all you had to do was to move the curtains and the smell came back. I hat laundry still.
Posted by: Two Ton Tilly | August 6, 2009 11:27 PM
10.
The others Twittered, I 'Stumbled' it. Like the one about the cat litter - ewwww.
Posted by: Two Ton Tilly | August 6, 2009 11:29 PM