Win A Three Hour House Clean

ByLisa Jayne 



If you’re anything like me you’ll absolutely hate doing the cleaning. I just hate it. During my university days I was that annoying person that never did any housework. My housemates even made a cleaning rota, but nope, still no cleaning. I don’t know why because I actually get annoyed when things are messy… you’d think I’d learn.




Hopefully soon I’m moving out of my parents house and into my own flat, which yes, I’ll actually be responsible for cleaning. Maybe when I have my own space I’ll finally learn to keep it clean!




If you also hate cleaning then I might just have the thing for you! Fancy winning a three hour house clean where someone can come clean your house for you!?! Why wouldn’t you!








I’ve teamed up with Hassle.com to give one lucky person the chance for a local trusted cleaner to come and clean your house for you. They can wash your windows, hoover your carpets, wipe down your bathroom – whatever you like! 




With the Hassle.com app you can book yourself a one-off, weekly or fortnightly clean from wherever you are. Let them take care of the cleaning, so you can free up your time for the things you’d rather be doing instead.




Good luck! 




Terms and Conditions – 


This promotional offer is applicable for new customers only, when booking a weekly or fortnightly clean and is a single use promotional offer. The winner must live in an area that is serviceable by Hassle.com (Hassle.com operates in London, Dublin, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds and Paris). To check Hassle.com is in your area, head to www.hassle.com and just pop in your postcode. Winners must be over 18. Hassle.com also operates a fair usage policy, should we deem that a code is being abused, we have the right to suspend it. UK entrants only. 





	

	





			

			

				

					
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