Mum uses £3 stain remover to get hallway carpet looking ‘like new’ in a matter of minutes

AS THE place where people enter the house with outside shoes on, it’s unsurprising the hallway carpet can soon get stained with unsightly dirt.

But one mum says she has come up with a way to get her’s looking “like new” in a matter of minutes using a £3 stain remover.

In a post on the group Mrs Hinch Made Me Do It, the woman called Cat shared pictures of the browned carpet surrounding her doormat.

Alongside the ‘before’ snaps, she also showed off ‘after’ photos once she had given it a good clean.

The mum revealed how she had managed to achieve the miraculous transformation with a very affordable stain remover.

She shared a picture of the Dr Beckman Carpet Stain Remover, which retails at £2.79 at Aldi.

Captioning the post, Cat wrote: “Omg this stuff is amazing. The before pictures are way worse than what the picture shows.

“It was dark! Now looks new!”

According to the brand’s , the cleaner “uses its oxi powered formula and brush head attachment to get right to remove tough stains and odours from upholstery and carpets, in the home or car, and is ideal for pet owners”.

Her revelation received a very positive response on Facebook, where fellow users shared their own good experiences.

One person wrote: “Love this stuff use it all the time always works for me.”

Another commented: “Very good stuff, it’s all we use.”

• Dr. Beckmann Carpet Stain Remover, £2.79, ALDI –

A third shared: “I love the stuff use it on car seats, carpets, mattresses.”

And a fourth advised: “This stuff does work, you just got to scrub like f**k.”

Last week, we told you how a Mrs Hinch fan was left in hysterics when he thought her Minky cloth was a “heavy flow sanitary pad”.

We also revealed how a mum used an 89p B&M cleaner to get her kid’s crayon scribbles off her cupboard in minutes.

And a mum baffled by strange black droppings in her house is stunned to discover it’s spider poo.