MRS HINCH fans are rushing to snap up a “go-to” stain remover that costs just £1.20 from Tesco – and you can use it on “everything”.
The genius product can remove grease, fruit juice, chocolate and condiments from your clothes.
The most dreaded thing is to spill liquid down on your favourite top that won’t budge.
Luckily, Mrs Hinch fans have revealed a stain remover that can remove the hated stains from colourful clothes.
Taking to Facebook, a cleaning whizz asked other users for help.
They said: “What’s your go to stain remover for any colour clothes?
“I don’t mind whether it’s an in wash or direct application.”
Dozens of savvy punters rushed to the comments to recommend Elbow Grease spray.
And it won’t break the bank as you can snap up the magic liquid for just £1.20 at Tesco.
Although the easy-to-use spray is made for kitchens and bathrooms, it can also be used to remove any stain on fabrics in no time.
According to the website, the Elbow Grease is a degreaser that can be used all around the home.
The site reads: “The ultimate power degreasing properties of this cleaner make it the only cleaner you will ever need.”
All you need to do is spray the liquid on the stubborn stain and wash it all away.
The post has now gathered dozens of comments from fellow cleaning lovers.
One replied: “Elbow Grease spray. Spray on the stain and wash – works every time.”
Another commented: “Elbow Grease. I use it on everything.”
A third posted: “Elbow Grease and washing up liquid rubbed into the stain then into the washing machine with detergent.”
Other cleaning experts also suggested using Astonish Oxy Active Fabric Stain Remover and washing up liquid.
One said: “I use Astonish. I also use washing-up liquid depending on the stain!”
Another added: “Washing up liquid spread over the stain and let it settle and then wash as usual.”
It comes as a Mrs Hinch fan left people stunned after revealing her clever hack to get rid of yellow stains on pillows – and it only costs 69p.
Andrea admitted her pillows have seen better days, as they were “discoloured” and stained.
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