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20 January 2022, 17:07
This job is so easy you could do it in your sleep.
Snoring is a huge issue across the UK, with research finding 1 in 4 people are kept awake by their partner's snoring.
And while being a snorer or being married to one never appeared to come with any silver lining, that is all about to change.
A new job opportunity has opened up for all the snorers across the nation, and it comes with some serious perks.
Silentnight are looking for five of the UK's most serious snorers to test their latest sleep products of 2022 – and get paid for it.
The sleep brand are offering a handful of people the chance to review a number of products in exchange for a £300 fee as well as a bundle of sleep products worth £700.
Applications for the role are now open, and snorers across the country are already applying to bag the positions.
The bundle, which will be awarded to the five chosen finalist, may even be the answer to stopping your snoring as it includes a king-size rolled mattress, a pair of innovative Anti-Snore pillows as well as a 'So Snug’ 13.5 tog winter duvet.
In order to enter, all you have to do it complete the entry form on the Silentnight website, sign up to their newsletter and follow the brand on Instagram or Facebook.
The winners will be contacted by email once applications close on January 31.
If that wasn't enough to get you excited about being a snorer, Silentnight will also take and recycle your old mattress for free if you win.
Kat Collins, Senior Brand Manager for Silentnight, said on the opportunity: “As the UK’s most trusted sleep brand, we think it’s important to celebrate all types of sleepers and so are giving back to snorers across the country with an exciting new role this year.
"But, this is official business and we’re looking for applicants who take their sleep seriously!
"As part of our mission to change how people sleep for the better, we know that customers’ feedback on our products is fundamental to our future launches so can’t wait to hear our new ‘employees’ thoughts.”
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