Mother uses $1.25 laundry detergent to clean stubborn grout stains on her tiles that haven’t been touched in 10 YEARS – with impressive results
- A collection of women are sharing their success with Aldi’s $1.25 laundry liquid
- The Di-San stain remover, which is meant to be used on clothes, works on tiles
- It has the power to deodorize the room and clean tough grout stains
- You simply need a toothbrush to scrub the grout and your bathroom will shine
A group of Australian mothers is using Aldi’s Di-San laundry stain remover to clean stubborn grout stains on their tiles – with impressive results.
The $1.25 spray is well known for being an antibacterial powerhouse on clothing items but it also works to removed blackened marks on household flooring.
One mother, posting about her success in the Mums Who Clean Facebook group, said there was ‘minimal effort involved’.
The $1.25 spray is well known for being an antibacterial powerhouse on clothing items but it also works to removed blackened marks on household flooring
‘Sprayed it on, left it for a bit. Light scrub of the grout with the grout brush, wipe clean. Who knew I had white grout under there,’ she said.
‘Where have you been all my life Di-San?’.
Another woman agreed, saying that her stubborn grout stains had been there for a decade.
One mother, posting about her success in the Mums Who Clean Facebook group, said there was ‘minimal effort involved’
‘Pretty impressed! The grout was actually black and it’s come back to its original cream, it’s not been scrubbed in 10 years,’ she said.
Their photos do much to showcase the differences with many of them looking like freshly laid floors.
A lady who had previously tried Domestos and then a mixture of bi-carb and vinegar to lift the discoloration turned to Di-San as a last resort.
‘Pretty impressed! The grout was actually black and it’s come back to its original cream, it’s not been scrubbed in 10 years,’ she said
Others suggested she try the long handle grout brush from Bunnings Warehouse, which is sold for $21 because it would ‘save her back’
And she wasn’t disappointed.
‘A big thank you to this group, Di-San, Colgate toothbrushes, and a bit of elbow grease. Great exercise for the good old bingo wings,’ she said.
Others suggested she try the long-handle grout brush from Bunnings Warehouse, which is sold for $21 because it would ‘save her back’.