Help Rozan Win a New Washer and Dryer by Voting Now

Rozan’s Memorable Laundry Experience:

“Ahhh laundry. My life would not be complete without having to wash, dry, and sort laundry. I think after 20 years of marriage I have it down to a science. Of course, in the beginning, as a young, “green” wife, I’ll admit I made a few mistakes. But Mama was a good teacher.. whites with whites, darks with darks, lights and colors to be washed with whatever they matched closest to. To this day, I can always tell when someone does the “all-inclusive” laundry method, as their t-shirts and socks are that very unappealing shade of dingy grey. But I digress. I think the only major mishap I had was not THOROUGHLY checking pockets (and for the record, why is that MY job?? Should the wearer of said pockets not share in THAT responsibility??) and an ink pen went through with a load of whites/lights. My mother-in-law, the Queen of every gadget and product known to man, delivered some Didi 7, which didn’t do anything except almost put me 6 feet under from the nasty fumes!

Today, I can do laundry in my sleep. Being the mom of two teenage girls, I know exactly which things should only be washed for a few minutes, or hand-washed ( again, why is that MY job??) , air-dried, dried flat, dried for a few minutes on low before hanging from the shower rod to finish drying.. You get the picture. I was sick last weekend, and from my sick bed, told my husband to start the laundry. I then managed a weak chuckle as I envisioned him washing his jeans with delicate items of the girls. I told him,” Never mind, it’s just easier if I do it. ” But he insisted and I had to tell the litte devil Control Freak on my shoulder that it would be OK. For the most part, he did fine. But when I asked if our daughter’s PE clothes got washed, he looked at me puzzled and said, ” I don’t know what they look like.” Um, the grey t-shirt that says RHS P.E. is usually your first clue, along with the customary black mesh shorts. I got up to check it out and sure enough, the t-shirt was laying in the unwashed pile, in plain view, to which he exclaimed “where was that that I didn’t see it?” Being the smart woman that I am, I didn’t answer. But I did notice he had a pile ready to go for the next load… RED pajama pants, with my daughter’s pale green sweatshirt, and assorted other light colored items.

I could go on and on about the comments that were made by both of us, but I’ll just leave it up to your imagination.

Oh, did I mention that I have NEVER had a new washer/dryer. The used sets have done the job ok… my current set was about 5 years old when we acquired it and we have had it for about 10 years? The clothes come out twisted into horrific shapes and it currently takes about 2 days for the the dryer to dry a load! I would be MOST GRATEFUL to Peck for a beautiful new set that is also good for the environment! Thanks for putting on a great contest!! And good luck to EVERYONE!!!” ~Rozan

Peck Heating & Air needs your help deciding which local homeowner should win a brand new, Consumer Reports top-rated front-load washer and dryer!

Over 35 home owners in the greater Sacramento-Roseville-Rocklin-Lincoln and Auburn areas entered the contest (now closed). The homeowner highlighted on this post is one of 3 finalists Peck Heating & Air selected based on their entry, which included sharing a memorable laundry experience.

Now it’s your turn to help decide who will win the washer and dryer by voting for the person you choose! Voting is easy – just click the Facebook “Like” button at the top of the post highlighting the person you think should win. The winner becomes the person with the most Facebook “Likes” on their blog post when the contest ends (see below)

Our Finalists:

Nelli Webster
Sue Peppers
Rozan
Whitney
Details:

• Finalists will receive votes from in the form of Facebook “Likes” on their individual blog post.
• Contest and voting ends on Friday, April 1st 2011 at 12pm PST.
• The winner becomes the person with the most Facebook “Likes” on their blog post when the contest ends. They will be formally announced on the site the afternoon of April 1st.
• Only one (1) winner will be selected.