Check Out Tide's Take A Load Off Facebook Sweepstakes

Check Out Tide’s Take A Load Off Facebook Sweepstakes

I’m a huge fan of washing in cold (but you already know that!) and of Tide’s Coldwater laundry detergent, but I’m also a huge fan of Earth Day and Future Friendly products. In celebration of Earth Day, Tide Coldwater is sponsoring a sweepstakes and events in NY and LA. Although I can’t make the event I thought perhaps some of you could, but if not enter the sweepstakes and you can still be a winner – pledge to wash in cold!

Each week one winner will be randomly selected to receive: a Maytag® Bravos XL® HE Top Load Washer and Dryer and a one year supply of Tide Coldwater!

Enter daily to share your promise to Take A Load Off and enter the sweepstakes to increase your chances to win.

Take a Load Off of the energy grid, your wallet and the environment by making one simple change – washing your laundry in cold water. The heating of water is a major use of energy in a typical American household, accounting for up to 80 percent of the energy used per wash load.

Join Tide in New York and Los Angeles

In celebration of their Future Friendly campaign P&G is inviting you to come Take A Load Off with celebrity host Vanessa Lachey. You will have the opportunity to learn more about cold water washing, take advantage of the free onsite chair massages, and check out the recycled shipping carton (keeping with the Future Friendly theme) that will house the Take A Load Off pop-up events in New York and Los Angeles.

Los Angeles:
Date: April 10th
Time: 8am-4pm
Location: Hollywood & Highland

New York:
Date: April 18th
Time: 8am-4pm
Location: 23rd St. & 5th Avenue

Disclosure: This post is part of a paid campaign sponsored by P&G, Tide in conjunction with SheSpeaks.com.

Check Out Tide’s Take A Load Off Facebook Sweepstakes

Take a Load Off of the energy grid, your wallet and the environment by making one simple change – washing your laundry in cold water. The heating of water is a major use of energy in a typical American household, accounting for up to 80 percent of the energy used per wash load.

Join Tide in New York and Los Angeles

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