Stacey Solomon reveals a £4 Asda purchase that removes dirty grout in one minute

STACEY Solomon has revealed the secret to getting rid of grimy grout.

So if your bathroom tiles could use something TLCthen you have come to the right place.

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There’s nothing more annoying than horrible grout that just won’t shift – and if you’ve tried all the hacks without success, fear not.

Thanks to cleaning enthusiast Stacey Solomon, your grout will be gone in no time.

Not only is it super simple, but it’s also incredibly satisfying.

The 35-year-old mother of five, who is married to Joe Swash, 42, and lives with her family in the £1.2 million Pickle Cottage, which has its own library and 2.5 acres of land, recently took to social media to share the cheap buy she swears by for banishing grout.

And not only will it cost you just £4 from Asda – yes, you heard that right – but it will also make the nasty stuff go away in just one minute.

Posting to her Instagram stories to her six million followers, the Loose Women panelist gave her fans a close-up look at her beautiful bathroom.

But the joints were clearly in need of a cleaning, as the Sort Your Life Out presenter said: “I’m going to sort out the joints today.

“I’m very excited about it. It’s one of my favorite things to do and very rarely do I get a few hours when all the kids are at school, I don’t have any meetings or anything.

“I’m going to make this white again.

“In about an hour it will look like a brand new floor.”

Stacey then used the Cillit Bang Limescale & Grime Spray, which you can get from Asda for just £4.

She simply sprayed it on the grout and scrubbed it, adding: “This is basically a minute of scrubbing with a touch of mopping at the end.”

The affordable spray is ideal for many surfaces and works on sinks, toilets, glass, tiled walls and drainboards.

It is also effective on showers, stainless steel faucets, ceramic floors and bathtubs.

Stacey Solomon’s cleaning tips

IF you want a home that shines like Stacey’s, then listen up!

Label all: Stacey swears by the power of labelling. From storage jars to storage bins, clear labels keep everything organized and easy to find.

Daily routine: Spend 15-20 minutes cleaning up every day. This prevents mess from forming and makes weekly thorough cleaning less difficult.

Baking soda magic: Stacey uses baking soda for various cleaning tasks. It’s great for deodorizing carpets, cleaning grout, and even freshening mattresses.

Upcycle containers: Reuse old jars, cans and containers to store cleaning products, craft materials or kitchen ingredients. It is both environmentally friendly and cost-effective.

Gloss with vinegar: White vinegar is a staple in Stacey’s cleaning arsenal. It works wonders on windows, mirrors and even on limescale in kettles.

Make it fun: Turn on your favorite music or podcast to make cleaning less of a chore and more of a fun, productive activity.

Use a toothbrush: A toothbrush can be an excellent tool for those hard-to-reach places. Use it to scrub grout, around faucets and in other small crevices.

Clean up regularly: Stacey advises regularly clearing out items you no longer need. This keeps your home tidy and creates more space for the things you love.

Air fresheners: Create your own natural air fresheners with essential oils. Stacey likes to use lavender or citrus oil to keep her house smelling fresh.

Microfiber cloths: These are essential for dusting and cleaning surfaces without leaving streaks. They are reusable and can be washed easily.

Incorporate these tips into your routine for a cleaner, more organized home just like Stacey Solomon’s!

It works in seconds and removes limescale, grease, soot, rust, dirt and soap scum with barely any effort.

It not only makes your home shine, but also ensures that your space stays clean and shiny for longer.

Moments later, Stacey proudly showed off her sparkling floor, which looked very different from the previous grimy mess.

Delighted with her quick clean-up, the household name, who is best friends with Mrs Hinch, beamed: “How satisfying.

“If this doesn’t make your day, I don’t know what will.”

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