Does Your Clutter Stack Up? – Just Show Us Your "stuff!"Knoxville, Tenn. – April 2006 – If you live in miles and miles of piles?if you refer to your home as "casa de chaos"? or if your collections have grown collections? your stuff could make you America's Biggest Pack Rat and a DIY Network star!
If you think your clutter stacks up to the best mess in town or you know someone who really packs it in, starting on April14, 2006, you can nominate yourself, a friend, loved one or neighbor as America’s Biggest Pack Rat. Show us what they keep on collecting by simply putting it on video and sending it our way before July 1, 2006.
DIY wants you to send home videos of your "chronic clutter." We're seeking one lucky homeowner looking for a chance to get their "house in order" with help from our experts. Go to DIYnetwork.com today to get an entry form and all the details you need to enter.
"If opening your closet door invites an avalanche or if your car is exiled to the driveway because your garage is stacked sky high with stuff, then you could be who we're looking for," said DIY's General Manager Kathleen Finch. "If this is you -- or someone you know -- send us a video showing those miles of piles -- because DIY Network is searching for America's Biggest Pack Rat!"
The winner will appear on DIY's new television series, Wasted Spaces. Nine out of 10 people complain they don't have enough room in their home, but most homeowners simply lack the trained eye to identify areas of wasted space. Add a wine cabinet under the stairs, a library of shelves overhead, or even hide the toy box in the wall to conceal the clutter. Building consultant and Wasted Spaces host Karl Champley will work to find and build unique organizing opportunities in the winner's home.
DIY's Wasted Spaces is currently in production and will premiere in February 2007. The series shows real people how to make the most of unused spaces in their homes – giving whole new meaning and a much better look to filling every nook and cranny. If you'd like to enter the cluttered home of your friend or loved one, visit DIYnetwork.com starting April 14 to get complete details and an entry form. Videos will be accepted up until a June 30, 2006 postmark.
About DIY Network
DIY Network is the best television and online source for any type of do-it-yourself project. DIY presents 90 percent original programming across a broad range of categories including home improvement, automotive, crafts, gardening & landscaping, and woodworking. Informational and entertaining, DIY’s programs and experts answer the most sought-after questions, plus offer creative projects that will inspire any project enthusiast. At DIY’s website, www.DIYnetwork.com, everything on-air is online with more than 15,000 projects, all with step-by-step instructions plus original website content. These companion resources instruct millions of people everyday, which is why DIY is one of the fastest growing digital networks – with more than 36 million homes – and DIYnetwork.com averages 2.5 million unique visitors per month.
