Good
Housekeeping has granted its Good Housekeeping Seal to hydronic heating
manufacturer Weil-McLain. The Good Housekeeping Seal was introduced in
1909 as one of the first tested and approved emblems in the U.S. to assure
consumers that a manufacturer's product has met the rigorous quality standards
set forth by the Good Housekeeping Institute.
“We are proud that our products met the high specifications
of the Good Housekeeping Institute and earning its Seal is the start of another
fine chapter to the heritage of Weil-McLain,” commented Weil-McLain vice president
of marketing Dave Dolan. “We very much appreciate Good Housekeeping recognizing
our Without Compromise™ approach to precision manufacturing and customer
support and are honored to join the elite cadre of organizations that are also
backed by the seal.” Other consumer product manufacturers that have earned the
prestigious seal consist of Proctor & Gamble, Sherwin-Williams and Samsung.
Weil-McLain intends on leveraging its backing by the
Seal in future print advertisements, trade/in-store promotions, product
packaging and website. “The seal is dedicated to helping consumers find
products and companies they can trust,” said Dolan. “Our marketing efforts
reflect this mission in providing homeowners with the information they require
to make the very best decision regarding their hydronic heating needs.” The
Good Housekeeping Seal enjoys 94% awareness among consumers and recent surveys
reported 81% of consumers would choose a product with the Seal when price and
features are similar.