YOU probably think you’ve got your whole bathroom clean after tackling it with the bleach and cleaning spray.
But there’s an area you’re undoubtedly missing – and one woman has shown just how to reach it.
Cleaning whizz Lauren took to her TikTok page to share her clever hack, explaining that she uses her Flash speed mop to reach even the highest tiles in her bathroom.
In the video, she showed herself dipping the Flash mop into a mixture of water and bleach in the bath, before extending it and cleaning ALL of her tiles.
And it was an effective method, as Lauren then showed the disgusting colour of the water – indicating how dirty it had actually been.
“This is your sign to bleach your tiles with your Flash mop,” she said.
“Look at all the dirt!”
And given that you can get a Flash mop starter kit for a tenner, it’s a hack that won’t break the bank either.
“Perfect for high celling tiles!” Lauren captioned her video.
The comments section was almost immediately filled with remarks from grateful cleaning fans, with one writing: “OMG, I’m definitely doing this tomorrow!”
“Awesome, I’m going to do this today,” another added.
“It’s a game changer!” Lauren promised.
“Brilliant idea!” a third wrote.
While someone else said: “This is how I’ve always cleaned the tiles because I’m lazy.”
“How high is that ceiling?!” another questioned.
“Did this yesterday- helps, a lot,” someone else said.
“I was struggling to reach so a winner!”
“Isn’t it amazing?!” Lauren replied.
Here are some tips to help you clean your home like a pro:
“Have you got something for under the mop? A cloth or something?” someone else asked.
As Lauren explained: “I used the dry pads that come with the mop.
“However you could use a microfibre cloth and it would work just as well.”
“You can buy mop pads on Amazon for it,” another suggested.
“They Velcro around it – I use them with mine.”
In fact, you can get a four-pack of the Flash-compatible pads for just £12.99 – making them just £3.24 each.
In another video, Lauren showed just how “shiny” the hack had left her tiles, as someone else agreed they were “gleaming”.
