Mums are going wild for cleaning SLIME which can reach even the hardest place – with more than 1k five-star reviews
NO matter how much you deep clean your home, there are always those frustrating nooks and crannies which you can never seem to get into.
Cloths, hoovers and feather dusters never seem to remove all the trapped dirt, but mums are going wild for a new cleaner - slime.
Any parent will know this is usually the cause of mess, no what cleans it up, but a novel goo has been developed which picks up crumbs, dirt and hairs.
The unusual cleaning product has racked up more than 1,000 five-star reviews on Amazon, as people hailed it as the answer for finally getting into those awkward spots.
Primarily designed with keyboards in mind, makers of the slime claim it can clean any tricky spots, including laptops, TVs, vents, phones, speakers and most electrical appliances.
Explaining how it works, they said: “Take a piece of the cleaning gel, knead it into a ball, press the cleaning gel slowly into the keyboard, car vent and other rugged surface and then pull out, the dust will be carried away with the cleaning gel.
“The fresh scent seems to linger on your now clean item(s). Absolutely zero residue is left behind, even your hands aren't left with a greasy or crumbly goo.
“I've since purchased one for each of my teen boys because they have a habit of being messy eaters, including when they eat over their keyboards.”
Another raved: “I purchased this product to clean those little spaces in my car filled with random crumbs from my husband and dog hair and it works amazing.
“Picked up everything and didn’t leave a residue. The lemon scent was faint and didn’t over power the vehicle while I was cleaning it.
“But this definitely got in all the little knooks and crannies.”
While a third commented: “I love this product!
“I bought it to use to clean my radio and dash in my car and I use it on every surface in my car! I have even used it on the seats to pick up lint and crumbs!
“I've even used it on my yoga pants to get fuzzies off!”
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