THERE’S nothing more satisfying than having a fresh cream carpet laid throughout the house.
But while aesthetically pleasing, lighter colours are not always practical – especially when young children are around.
Red wine, make up and tomato-based products are just a few of the worst offending stains – but the trick is knowing how to remove them.
And luckily, avid cleaning fans have taken to a Mrs Hinch-inspired Facebook to share a very handy hack that can help to erase even the toughest of stains in a matter of seconds.
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And best of all – it costs as little as £1.
As reported by The Express, the initial post that sparked the conversation read: “Help! How can I get nail polish off my carpet!”
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And the woman wasn’t short of answers as cleaning fans flooded to the comments section with suggestions – and there was one stand out answer, hairspray.
“Hairspray. Used it on my sofa to get nail polish off,” wrote one.
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A second enthused: “Hairspray works a treat.”
A third agreed: “Hairspray and hand sanitiser with high alcohol content.”
Meanwhile, a fourth penned: “Hairspray, the one with the highest alcohol content.
“Wet the carpet with cold water, spray on loads of hairspray and dab with clean dry cloth. Repeat more hairspray etc, it will come up.”
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Another noted: “Happened to me and it came up beautifully.
“It was demonstrated on Instagram last week by a celebrity as her son Brody drew all over her grey settee with an ink pen.”
