Elbow Grease is perfect for shining your floors. Avoid using it on wooden floors, but it works great on all other surface types. 21. Greasy pans and baking trays Elbow Grease can be used to remove oil, paint and other stains from your patio. Spray on the affected area and then scrub at it with a strong-bristled broom. 7. Cat flap

Spray a little Elbow Grease on the stain and leave for two minutes before washing as normal. The stains will come out even on a cool wash! 11. Carpet stains Use Elbow Grease to get rid of grease and stains on the outside and inside of your fryer. 25. Turmeric/curry stains Is your sink discoloured? Scum and food stains making it look grim? Spray with Elbow Grease, leave for a few minutes and give it a wipe with a sponge. It will leave stainless steel sinks sparkling and can also be used on marble and other sink types. 6. Patio stains

For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned. Now that you know the few places where Elbow Grease is not suitable, let’s get on to the dozens of places where you can use Elbow Grease to clean around the home! 1. Oven The oven is one of the toughest places in the home to clean. When you put it off, it just gets harder to clean, but it seems to need cleaning every single day! I tend to clean my oven once a month or so.

You can use Elbow Grease to clean and shine your fridge so that it comes up looking like new. 24. Deep fat fryer Although the inside of your dishwasher can be cleaned on a hot wash, some of the outside spots and hinges are prone to getting dirty. Spray a little Elbow Grease on and it can remove rust stains, grime and other marks. 10. Grass and mud stains on clothing Got make-up on your brand new top? Spray some Elbow Grease on the stain, leave for two minutes and then wash it as you normally would. 19. TilesCut through oily stains, food, grease and grime with Elbow Grease. This can take a dull, stained hob and make it shine within minutes. If the bottom of your pans have become rusty and stained, or you have burned on marks on your baking trays, just spray a little Elbow Grease on there and you will be able to bring them up good as new. 22. Kitchen cupboards

Unwanted Food or Drink Products - Once supply conditions are broken, there are a number of factors outside of our control that can affect the quality of a product. Therefore perishable goods such as food and drink cannot be returned. Kids don’t just get mud and grass stains on their clothes, they drag themselves through it and really rub it in there! Do you have coffee and tea stains in the bottom of mugs that just won’t shift no matter how much you wash them? Elbow Grease is brilliant on plastic furniture! Use it to get rid of mould, mildew and other stains. 14. Canopies and canvas umbrellas Elbow Grease can cut through old paint. Use it to prepare furniture for a fresh coat of paint or varnish. 18. Removing make-up stainsCupboards can become grimy from your own hands, food stains and other things. Use Elbow Grease to clean every bit of your cupboards. 23. Fridge These are one of those places in the home that can get covered in mud, dirt and over time get discoloured. Simply spray it on, leave for a few minutes and then wipe or scrub away with a cloth or sponge and you will be amazed at the results. I have used Elbow Grease to remove child-friendly paint from a wall. I did not scrub hard and it did not take away any of the wall paint! I sprayed on then wiped away with a dry piece of kitchen paper. 13. Outdoor furniture

Causes skin irritation. Causes serious eye irritation. May cause respiratory irritation. Harmful to aquatic life with long-lasting effects. Spray with Elbow Grease, give it a thorough wipe with a damp cloth and then dry with some kitchen towels so that it’s safe for your pet to use again. 8. uPVC doors and windowsTiles in kitchens can get particularly greasy from food and oil. Simply spray a little Elbow Grease onto the surface and wipe away. No scrubbing needed. 20. Flooring