Press Room

The Other Woman, Inc. has been fortunate enough to have received favorable "press" during their twenty-one years operation.

Whether you're covering domestic issues, housecleaning tips, women business owners, SOHO and small businesses, or even general human interest topics, please feel free to contact owner Loy Kiser, who is delighted to assist any journalist by being a referral source.

So, what is The Other Woman up to? If you want to stay on top of what's happening at our offices, new services we're offering, or general updates about me and my staff you've come to the right place.

More than anything, I believe in developing long-term friendships with my clients. It's not uncommon for people to get to know me on a first name basis within minutes. So naturally I'd like to keep you up-to-date on the news that not only affects my company, but also our friendship, you, and your family.

Media Contact:
Loy Kiser, Owner
The Other Woman, Inc.
919.571.1720
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News and Media

The Other Woman Transforms the Way Housekeeping Helps Families

Click here for the latest press release for The Other Woman, transforming the way housekeeping helps families by prioritizing tasks and allowing the individual or family to accomplish specific tasks, diminishing that feeling of being overwhelmed by that long to-do list.
 

The spring/summer 2005 issue of The Raleigh Digest features a brief interview of Loy and The Other Woman.

Excerpt:
Armed with cleaner, polish, mops and vacuums they set out to tackle the dinner leftovers living in the corner of the refrigerator, the pesky soap scum in the bathtub and the tarnished set of silver tucked in the cabinet.

They will even pick up the dry cleaning you have been meaning to swing by and get since last week, or brave the lines at the grocery store so your fridge is no longer bare. The philosophy is simple. Employees of The Other Woman, Inc. spend hours slaving over housework and errands so you don't have to, says Owner Loy Kiser.