Win 1 of 4 Baumatic Washing Machines with Review Centre

If your washing machine is eating your socks and putting holes in your clothes then you'll want to win one of four Baumatic Washing Machines.

2010-11-12

LONDON, ENGLAND, November 12, 2010 (Press-News.org) Review Centre has just launched its November competition, which is the second of three competitions in the run up to Christmas. Again, in conjunction with KBBC Kitchens, this month they are giving away 4 Baumatic BWR 1206 washing machines. The competition started on 9th November 2010 and will run until 30th November.

To enter the competition, all you have to do is answer the following question:

How many washing machine reviews were live on Review Centre on 8th November at 12pm?

Answers should be sent to competitions@reviewcentre.com. If you want a hint, you could start by looking under washing machine reviews on Review Centre. Full terms can be seen over at the Review Centre blog post, Win a Washing Machine.

Once the competition has closed, 4 winners will be selected at random from the entries that have given either the correct (or closest) answer. The winners will be announced on Friday 3rd December.

The last competition in the series is set to launch in early December, so make sure you "Like" the Review Centre Facebook page to find out more information closer to the time.

Review Centre is a community of real people sharing their product and service experiences. The website was founded in 1999, and now has over 500,000 reviews, covering 100,000 products such as laptops and digital cameras. Review Centre is based in Richmond, London.

Website: http://www.reviewcentre.com

[Attachments] See images for this press release:

ELSE PRESS RELEASES FROM THIS DATE:

Predictions of a More Stable Vancouver Real Estate Market Hold True

2010-11-12

The Vancouver real estate market has leveled off in the last four months, showing little change in sales and benchmark prices, which maintain a happy medium between the doldrums of 2008 and the skyrocketing numbers of 2009 and early 2010. After the Vancouver real estate market endured a significant slump in 2008 due to the recession, the lead-up to the 2010 Winter Olympics expedited the Vancouver real estate market's recovery, leading to record-breaking highs in sales and benchmark prices in April 2010. Many predicted the market would level out, however, and the stability ...

AAA Windows Reports Business is up Sharply Due to Expiring Tax Credits

2010-11-12

If you have been considering an upgrade in windows and doors to make your house more energy efficient, now is the time according to the experts at AAA Windows and Doors of Belmont, CA. Several tax credits are set to expire on December 31st of this year so turning some of your home improvement 'wish list' into a reality sooner rather than later may be a good idea. Homeowners can take advantage of a tax credit, up to $1,500 dollars, for purchasing and installing certain energy efficient products in 2010. This includes new doors and windows for your home. This tax credit ...

MuniPriceTracker Announces Bond Compliance Services for the Municipal Bond Industry

2010-11-12

The IRS is more interested than ever in verifying municipal bond pricing, particularly given the popularity of Build America Bonds and other bonds for which the federal government is responsible for paying direct tax subsidies to issuers. MuniPriceTracker offers issuers and bond counsels an efficient way to track the trading activity of all municipal bonds and to clearly demonstrate compliance with IRS regulations. MuniPriceTracker announced the launch of a new service that will provide professionals in the municipal bond market with an automated system to track the ...

Great Lakes Academy Online Offers Online Homeschooling Options to Students and Parents Looking for Alternatives to Public Schools

2010-11-12

People looking to find a quality homeschooling option will want to look into information on online homeschooling which is mostly done with an accredited online high school. By using homeschooling, parents are able to make sure their child is in a learning environment that is conducive to what they feel their child needs. Although a lot of students do use these options, many people feel this industry is in its infantile stages of growth. Due to the public school cuts, increases in crime and violence, and now bullying at high schools across the nation, it seems that more ...

Tis the Season for Christmas Lights

2010-11-12

By testing your Christmas lights before hanging them up, you will be able to potentially save hours in having to take them down and get new ones if you discover they no longer work. All that is required for you to save time and money is to purchase a reliable tester which can be found in many different stores and on the Internet for an extremely low price that is well worth the money. A tester will be able to tell you which bulbs have gone bad so they can be replaced accordingly. There is almost nothing worse than having to purchase a whole new set of lights because of ...

SEO Consultant Acquires New Client Sign Industries

2010-11-12

Sign Industries, a leading UK sign making manufacturer has chosen to use the SEO consultant services of Absolute Internet Marketing, a UK search engine marketing specialist. Sign Industries' background and core business to date has been producing signs in many different shapes and forms for companies throughout the UK and overseas. In addition, Sign Industries is a premier sign-making manufacturer and supplier to the UK sign trade. Sign Industries' consumer offering has been relatively small focusing primarily on designing and crafting memorial plaques. However, given ...

The Ethan Allen Capsizing and Government Liability in New York State

2010-11-12

The Ethan Allen Capsizing and Government Liability in New York State Five years ago, an overloaded tour boat called the Ethan Allen capsized on Lake George in upstate New York. Of the 47 mostly elderly passengers on board, 20 drowned and ten others were injured. How did these wrongful deaths and injuries happen and who bears responsibility for it? Hacker Murphy, LLP, a law firm based in Latham, New York, has taken legal action on behalf of the victims and their families against multiple defendants. The defendants included Shoreline Cruises, which owned the Ethan Allen; ...

Simple Checklists Can Aid Doctors, But Red Tape Can Get In The Way

2010-11-12

Simple Checklists Can Aid Doctors, But Red Tape Can Get In The Way Surgical errors have been a problem for so long that it sometimes seems as if nothing changes. Doctors and nurses keep leaving surgical sponges or other operating room tools inside of patients' bodies or operating on the wrong body part. These chronically repetitive incidents are not some urban legend. They are devastating injuries from which serious medical complications can result, as the foreign objects can act as a magnet for infection. There have been sophisticated solutions proposed to address ...

Workplace Safety Bill: Protecting Miners and Other Workers

2010-11-12

Workplace Safety Bill: Protecting Miners and Other Workers Earlier this spring, an explosion at Massey Energy's Upper Big Branch mine killed 29 workers in West Virginia. The tragedy is the deadliest mine accident in four decades, and has prompted legislative debate over measures to toughen workplace safety and increase penalties for all of the nation's employers for what the Idaho Statesman claims would be only the second time in 40 years. Massey Energy According to the Statesman, Massey Energy coal mines received hundreds of citations in 2009, including orders ...

Huge Verdict May Deter Bars From Serving Obviously Intoxicated People

2010-11-12

Huge Verdict May Deter Bars From Serving Obviously Intoxicated People The Court of Common Pleas in Chester County, Pennsylvania, has sent a clear message to bar owners by issuing a $6.8 million dollar verdict to a woman who was injured by a drunk driver. The young woman was seriously injured when a drunk driver, driving down the wrong side of the road, hitthe woman'svehicle in a head-on collision. The drunk driver had been drinking at a restaurant in Coatesville and even though he was visibly intoxicated, the staff continued to serve him alcohol. By some accounts, in ...

LAST 30 PRESS RELEASES:

Is this what 2,500-year-old honey looks like?

Economic evaluation of wastewater surveillance for COVID-19 testing in long-term care settings

Announcing Deep Origin as a sponsor of ARDD 2025

Cancer cells ‘power up’ when literally pressed to the limit

Huge hidden flood bursts through the Greenland ice sheet surface

The brain shapes what we feel in real time

New study confirms post-pandemic surge in gut-brain disorders

Through the shot glass, and what can be found in liverworts

Stepping for digital rewards

Developing next-generation analytical technique for gene and cell doping and ensuring ethics and fairness in sports

Debunking a life-threatening myth: "Tongue swallowing prevention" maneuvers delay CPR and might contribute to brain injury or death for collapsed athletes