Freshen Your Swag Video Contest
January 19, 2012 @ 3:34 pm
Written by Sara Cornell
Image courtesy of Dryel
I started using the Dryel at home dry cleaning kit a few years ago when my dry cleaning bills were getting out of control. The product is fantastic and really works – especially on cashmere sweaters and silk blouses! Dryel recently announced the
Dryel® “Freshen Your Swag” Video Contest
$3,000 will be awarded to the entrant who submits the best video on how using in-home dry cleaner Dryel affects confidence, style and demeanor, aka “swag”; Second and third place prizes also available
Dryel is offering $3,000 to the entrant who submits the best video on how Dryel “Freshens your Swag” when laundering their favorite clothing. The top 3 finalists will be chosen by the public voting at www.dryel.com/2012videocontest
Video Submissions will be accepted starting Jan. 16 and end on Feb. 15. Voting will begin on Feb. 16 and end on May 31. Videos must be one-minute or less. For information regarding official rules and requirements, visit www.dryel.com/2012videocontest
Already known for its impressive capability to launder dry clean-only clothes, Dryel re-launched in June of last year with a more powerful product. The new Dryel won’t fade, shrink or stretch any clothing and is especially good for sweaters, dark denim and other clothing favorites.Additionally, a significant change in packaging has allowed customers to find the product much easier on store shelves.
Denise Edwards, the Dryel brand manager says, “Looking good instills confidence, gives a sense of attitude and swagger. We want to hear from our customers how they are using Dryel to freshen their swag.”
If you are handy with Vimeo and a camera, this could be a great opportunity to showcase your talents AND feel super confident in your home dry cleaned oufits! Check out the link above for specific rules and information. If you do submit a video, send us a link in the comment section so we can feature it on The Fashionable Housewife and let everyone know how talented out readers are!
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About the Author: Sara Cornell
The down side of this type of swag is they’re very hot in summer and do not let airflow through the swag. They also do not give you much room, so they’re pretty basic. They’re not that expensive which is a plus, however we have not found them to be a big seller with the dome style being much more popular.