A couple of months ago a little e-mail dropped into my inbox that asked me if I was interested in learning more about a great brand, Swiffer. Huh, I kind of laughed. I am the Mama to a long haired diva of a cat and a giant Great Dane Pup. I also happen to be convinced there are never enough hours in the day. Didn’t I already knew everything there was to know about Swiffer?
The opportunity presented was to become an Ambassador for the brand and have a chance to pay it forward in the community over the next year. Now this was interesting, sign me up! So late last month I hopped a plane to Cincinnati and took a whirlwind tour with an excited team of social media influencers from across Canada and the United States.
We congregated at Proctor and Gamble Head Offices. At this fabulous three day event not only did we learn about all things Swiffer, but we also had a crash course on the history of P&G. There’s a museum right at the Head Offices where you can learn all about their history and see some of the incredible packaging from yesteryear. Did you know they started as a tiny soap company?The commemorative packaging on this soap, I think it needs to make a come back!
Beyond the soap were so many other blasts from the pat, including this walk down memory lane for me. Anyone else have a Dad that wore Old Spice? I can smell it now!
Do you have any idea how many Swiffer products there are? Here I thought I knew it all.
Some other highlights from the trip included a tour of the city, some fairly incredible dinners, and the opportunity to do our very own Amazing Race, Swiffer Style!
Divided into teams we “raced” around the city with our own drivers completing tasks and giving away some of those coveted green boxes of incredible swiffer products. Our friendly little team might have teared up a little as we gifted a box to to the Habitat of Humanity, and to a sweet soul at the dog park who had never in her life had the opportunity to try a Swiffer. We taught her how to properly Swiffer (in an S motion to capture all the little bits and pieces) and sent her on her way with a smile on her face and a warm feeling in our hearts. I know we made that sweet lady’s life a little easier that day.
Swiffer is a product I use daily in my home. It helps me to keep on top of the crazy without taking time away from my family. The Swiffer Effect helps me get my cleaning done faster so I can get on with living!
Over the next year my job as a Swiffer Fanatic is going to provide me with some great opportunities to pay it forward, providing tips on the newest products, host some fab giveaways and give back to my community. It’s going to be all kinds of wonderful and I hope you will stay tuned for all the excitement!
Disclosure: I am a Swiffer Ambassador. As part of my affiliation with this group I received compensation, products and special access to P&G events and opportunities. The opinions on this blog are my own.






Love swiffer
That’s so cool! I love my Swiffer, too!
We love using swiffer. It helps tackle those furballs :p
I love swiffer too! It’s such a life saver!!!!
Swiffer is a staple in my home too 🙂 I really love looking at all the old packaging of products – really need to see how they have changed and NOT changed at the same time 🙂
I love swimmer products too! Congrats on being an ambassador!
That email might have been intended for me just a few months back — that is how long it took me to ‘discover’ Swiffer. Yes, I am a little slow.
love those retro soap packaging
Anyone who has Swiffer stays a fan forever.
I have a sfiffer, a swiffer mop and the swiffer vac… didn’t know about the “s” pattern being the correct technique. Does that apply to the vac and mop too? or just the duster?
I love my swiffer, couldn’t do without them now. I’m looking forward to hearing more 🙂
sounds like a fun trip
I love my swiffers. Theyre great for picking up dust or doing mid-clean cleans.
I love Swiffer!! The “no name” version just does not compare!! 🙂
Congrats on being a Swifter Ambassador! I have to admit that I do own several Swifter products and love them. Didn’t know about the “S” pattern, going to have to try that!