H.H. Gregg: Washer-dryer giveaway each day

H.H. Gregg, the appliance and electronics retailer with nearly a dozen locations in metro Atlanta, is giving away a washer and dryer set every day this month in a nationwide promotion with Maytag.

The promotion also invites consumers to view “Maytag, You’re It” videos on YouTube that feature messy situations that a washer might clean up. The videos have such titles as “Food Fight” and “Batter Up.”

Consumers can enter the sweepstakes, which ends May 31, by visiting the company’s website or Facebook page. In addition to the sweepstakes, H.H. Greg and Maytag will be donating washer and dryer sets to Boys & Girls clubs.

Earlier this year the retailer launched a “price match guarantee” program to match competitors’ lowest advertised prices on in-stock merchandise of the same make and model. It will honor the guarantee up to 30 days after a purchase.

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