The world’s first cleaning festival is coming to Leeds
Hosted by Wilko, the festival will include appearances from notable cleaning influencers, cleaning demos and cleaning consultations.
Do you love cleaning? Then keep reading because this is the perfect event for you.
Coming to Leeds later this month is the world’s first ever festival dedicated to cleaning, hosted by major household and garden retailer Wilko.
But what does that entail you might ask? The House of Hacks festival is a completely free event taking place on Wednesday 12 October 2022 at Trinity Leeds shopping centre.
There will be guest appearances from a range of cleaning headliners including This Morning’s Queen of Clean, Lynsey Crombie, top tips and demos for hacking cleaning jobs, Instagram photo stations, product giveaways and even a ‘spin to win’ washing machine, where guests can bag themselves a year’s worth of free cleaning products.
As well as helping guests to hack their personal cleaning needs, Wilko will also be asking guests to share their own top tips in exchange for the chance to win cleaning prizes, helping to spread the nation’s housework knowledge even further.
A spokesperson for wilko said: “Google searches for ‘cleaning tips’ are up 200 per cent – and this, coupled with our love of influencers and real life tips, suggests that housework has never been a hotter topic than right now.
“That’s why we decided to host the House of Hacks; the world’s first event devoted to cracking those cleaning jobs and to pooling real families’ solutions for everyday housework.
“We can’t wait to welcome guests to our event and look forward to not only helping them get every job in the home done, but also collecting their ideas so that we can help others too.”
The festival will be taking place from 9am – 4pm and it is completely free, so head on down and you will walk away with a few top tips and maybe even a brand new washing machine.
To find out more about what’s going on at Trinity, take a look at their website.
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