Drivers are only just realising a £2 basic household item is the ultimate car cleaning hack for remove dog hair
DRIVERS were stunned when they discovered a £2 basic household item that removes dog hair from their car.
The ultimate hack to getting rid of your four-legged friend’s fur has been revealed – and it’s so simple.
Experts at cinch have told motorists to ditch the hoover when it comes to giving their car a clean.
Sam Sheehan, motoring editor at the used car marketplace, said: “Pet hair all over the carpet?
“Don’t bother with the vacuum cleaner because the results are not always consistent and don’t often pick up pet hairs.
“Instead, use a pumice stone to scrape up all the hair and dispose of it in the bin.”
Pumice stones can be picked up for less than a fiver in many retailers.
Popular beauty and health store, Boots, sells the item for just £2 – the perfect time and money saving purchase.
The car gurus at cinch also offered other valuable cleaning tips to keep your motor sparkling.
“Over the years, we’ve learned that using lemon oil is a great way to clean leather seats while making your car smell beautiful,” added Sam.
“For those difficult to reach places, you can use children’s ‘slime’ to get in to those crevices.
“They’ll pick up all of those crumbs and those hard to clean areas such as the fabric surrounding your gear stick in no time at all.”
And finally, a cocktail stick was recommended to get rid of any dirt and grime build up between nooks and crannies in the interior.
This comes as other experts share their top tips on achieving a professional valeting cleaning service from your own home.
Motorists were stunned when they discovered this cheap hack which only requires a bathroom essential.
Another car guru revealed their four top tips for getting you car super clean.
One hack, recommended by TikTok user @plkagencies, was cleaning your wheels before the rest of the car because they’re the dirtiest part.
Meanwhile, experts at Big Mobile Detailing have listed 13 hacks to help you with a more savvy car cleaning routine.
They include olive oil for leather upholstery, black tea for odour absorption and vinegar for the car windows.
Plus, a mum-of-two shared her five top secrets for achieving a professional car clean at home.