The contest invites locals to nominate a friend, family member, co-worker or anyone they think has the dirtiest room or spot in their house. Self-nominations are also welcome. Entrants can submit a photo of a dirty room or area of their house, such as the bathroom sink, shower or a dirty refrigerator.
Entrants must submit a brief nomination with their photo about why the person being nominated deserves a free house cleaning. E-mail nominations and photos to contest@castle-keepers.com.
Submission deadline is Monday, Aug. 31. Residents of Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties are eligible to enter and win.
“We have absolutely seen some dirty rooms in this business, so we thought it would be fun for the public to offer up their dirty rooms and turn it into a contest,” said Janice Stewart, co-owner of Castle Keepers. “I don’t know anyone who wouldn’t want a free house cleaning, so here’s the chance to turn that embarrassingly dirty room in your house into a benefit.”
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