Mum gets her filthy kitchen floor sparkling clean with a new £1 spray from The Range
Posting on Facebook group Mrs Hinch Made Me Do It, the woman hailed 'Elbow Grease' as her secret weapon
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A DAUGHTER has shared her cheap brilliant cheap trick for cleaning her mums tiled kitchen floor, which she claims was even too stubborn for bleach.
If you're sick of scrubbing away at grime filled grout, the one product she uses from The Range could also be your secret weapon.
The Irish woman shared her hack online, uploading her astonishing before and after photos to the Facebook group.
The group for lovers of cleaning currently has over 60,000 members, sometimes sharing hundreds of easy cleaning hacks every day.
She posted: "My mum's house has been a building site lately and has this awful lino that is so hard to clean - the dirt builds up in the tiny grooves.
"I've even tried bleach and so many cleaners but nothing worked."
But she said her saving grace came in the form of a £1 spray from The Range known as Elbow Grease, an all-purpose de-greaser which is ideal for removing the stains from everyday life.
Next to the before and after of the grimy floor, the woman added: "Elbow Grease is amazing - look at the difference."
And there are hundreds of happy customers also hailing the product as their holy grail, saying it removes even the 'toughest grease'.
One customer called Catherine said: "I have been buying branded de-greasers and they were useless. Elbow Grease is FANTASTIC! No scrubbing or having to reapply."
Another agreed: "I bought this stuff as a fireman recommended it after a house fire and it is amazing - cleans everything and anything, get stains off floors and carpets, the dirt just runs off."
Elbow Grease All Purpose Degreaser, The Range, £1 -
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