But it's the Mould and Mildew spray which the cleaning star swears by as she uses it in her bathroom to get her grotty plug holes clean as well as on grimy bathroom tiles. When buying partner items like this one, your contract of sale will be with our Range Plus Partner instead of us. Taking to the comments, group members were in awe of the transformation. While some recommended the spray, others were now eager to test it out for themselves. For those looking for a cheaper alternative, households can always make their own DIY stain remover with items they’ll most likely already own. Sorting my son’s room ready for his new bed to arrive and found this stain on his mattress, grabbed this spray and tada.

For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned. In her new book titled This Is Me, the influencer named some of her all time favourite cleaning bits which help keep her home sparkling - and they're all super affordable.I also used Flash Bicarb spray. Once it dries, sprinkle bicarbonate of soda all over. Leave that as long as you can and then hoover it up, amazing stuff,” commented Ffion Bloomfield. But the 89p paste has since been transforming homes and everything in it as it's also been used to get tarnished jewellery and collectables, pots and pans and other bits sparkling too. Mattresses, although used all the time, are one area of the home that are often forgotten about when it comes to cleaning. But with so many products available on supermarket shelves, how do we know what works, what doesn't and what is absolutely non-negotiable.

Reliable - This is safe to use on your bathroom surfaces including your bath, shower, sink and toilet. If you can’t get it outside, take it over to the bedroom window and put it in a position to catch maximum sunlight.” Mix baking soda, water, and salt in a bowl. No exact measurements are needed – households just need the mixture to have the consistency of paste. Add these ingredients gradually until the right consistency is achieved.

I now have a mattress protector but it is important I get the stain out as I rent a furnished bedroom and the landlord will charge me to replace it! Thank you in advance.” Aimee Walker wrote: “Tip some salt onto the stain and rub it with cold water, gently scrubbing while you’re going….worked a treat.” Kaylee Caberrera said: “Baking soda and vinegar. That’s what I used to clean my son’s mattress and it looked brand new after.

The post was inundated with over 100 comments from Mrs Hinch fans with the majority suggesting she use Flash Bicarbonate Liquid spray.Susan also shared before and after pictures. In the first image the yellow stain was dark and covered half of the mattress. In the second image there was no signs of any stains. It is also worthwhile hoovering the mattress while cleaning stains, to help remove any debris and hair. Another user suggested: "I would use Flash with bicarbonate of soda then put it in direct sunlight to see if it bleached the stain.