Aldi’s $1.95 ‘miracle’ cleaning product leaves social media stunned
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Have you ever caught yourself getting frustrated over a stubborn stain? We would be surprised if you said you hadn't.

Well, for those who answered with a yes, you might want to continue reading, as we introduce you to the "miracle" product one Aussie discovered in her local Aldi store. However, the product in mind may not be what you expect!

Sydney social media user Queenie Tan, who became famous on different social media platforms for her money-saving tips, took to Instagram to share one Aldi product she described as 'magic'.

The 25-year-old, who posts under the username @InvestWithQueenie, said that she swears by the Di-San Pre Wash Stain Remover for cleaning her bathroom tiles.

Credit: Instagram/@InvestWithQueenie​

Queenie wrote: "You need to try this Aldi stain remover for only $1.95."

"It says it's a clothing stain remover, but don't be fooled."

"My bathroom tiler recommended it to us because we had these stains on our tiles and it works so well at cleaning them."

Queenie also said that the product helped her remove stains from white garments as well.

Queenie Tan said that the product works like magic. Credit: Instagram/@InvestWithQueenie.​

While the 'miracle' cleaning product is available in all Aldi stores, there is a very similar looking product of the same brand.

Aldi's Di San Pre Wash Stain Remover Ultra Degreaser is also priced at $1.95 and comes in a very similar-looking bottle as the Di San Pre Wash Stain Oxy Action.

The degreaser is good for removing odours out of clothing as it breaks down the oils absorbed by the garments.

Queenie's tip was greeted with praises from her followers.

One follower wrote: "Thank you for sharing this!"

"Okay I now know what to look for on my next Aldi trip," another said.

A third wrote: "I love this! I am on my third one."

And another chimed in: "I love this stain remover for clothes, but I had no idea it was good for tiles!"

Do you know any other hacks for removing tough stains from your bathroom tiles? Share them with us in the comments below so other members of the SDC can use them too!

Note: The link for the Di-San Pre Wash Stain Remover is currently unavailable. We are working to get a link for your reference. In the meantime, check out this video by Carla Collins, as she goes through her favourite Aldi cleaning products, including the Di-San Pre Wash Stain Remover, which she vouches for being brilliant at cleaning her bathroom tiles.

Credit: YouTube/Carla Collins​

 

[Lindyloo]

Aldi’s $1.95 ‘miracle’ cleaning product leaves social media stunned
​

Have you ever caught yourself getting frustrated over a stubborn stain? We would be surprised if you said you hadn't.

Well, for those who answered with a yes, you might want to continue reading, as we introduce you to the "miracle" product one Aussie discovered in her local Aldi store. However, the product in mind may not be what you expect!

Sydney social media user Queenie Tan, who became famous on different social media platforms for her money-saving tips, took to Instagram to share one Aldi product she described as 'magic'.

The 25-year-old, who posts under the username @InvestWithQueenie, said that she swears by the Di-San Pre Wash Stain Remover for cleaning her bathroom tiles.

Credit: Instagram/@InvestWithQueenie​

Queenie wrote: "You need to try this Aldi stain remover for only $1.95."

"It says it's a clothing stain remover, but don't be fooled."

"My bathroom tiler recommended it to us because we had these stains on our tiles and it works so well at cleaning them."

Queenie also said that the product helped her remove stains from white garments as well.

Queenie Tan said that the product works like magic. Credit: Instagram/@InvestWithQueenie.​

While the 'miracle' cleaning product is available in all Aldi stores, there is a very similar looking product of the same brand.

Aldi's Di San Pre Wash Stain Remover Ultra Degreaser is also priced at $1.95 and comes in a very similar-looking bottle as the Di San Pre Wash Stain Oxy Action.

The degreaser is good for removing odours out of clothing as it breaks down the oils absorbed by the garments.

Queenie's tip was greeted with praises from her followers.

One follower wrote: "Thank you for sharing this!"

"Okay I now know what to look for on my next Aldi trip," another said.

A third wrote: "I love this! I am on my third one."

And another chimed in: "I love this stain remover for clothes, but I had no idea it was good for tiles!"

Do you know any other hacks for removing tough stains from your bathroom tiles? Share them with us in the comments below so other members of the SDC can use them too!

Note: The link for the Di-San Pre Wash Stain Remover is currently unavailable. We are working to get a link for your reference. In the meantime, check out this video by Carla Collins, as she goes through her favourite Aldi cleaning products, including the Di-San Pre Wash Stain Remover, which she vouches for being brilliant at cleaning her bathroom tiles.

Credit: YouTube/Carla Collins​

Queenie, It is a great product for removing clothing stains. I have been using it for ages. Thanks for your tip as far as using it as a tile cleaner.

Do you know if it is good for cleaning the grout in the shower?

 

[Marynumbertwo]

Aldi’s $1.95 ‘miracle’ cleaning product leaves social media stunned
​

Have you ever caught yourself getting frustrated over a stubborn stain? We would be surprised if you said you hadn't.

Well, for those who answered with a yes, you might want to continue reading, as we introduce you to the "miracle" product one Aussie discovered in her local Aldi store. However, the product in mind may not be what you expect!

Sydney social media user Queenie Tan, who became famous on different social media platforms for her money-saving tips, took to Instagram to share one Aldi product she described as 'magic'.

The 25-year-old, who posts under the username @InvestWithQueenie, said that she swears by the Di-San Pre Wash Stain Remover for cleaning her bathroom tiles.

Credit: Instagram/@InvestWithQueenie​

Queenie wrote: "You need to try this Aldi stain remover for only $1.95."

"It says it's a clothing stain remover, but don't be fooled."

"My bathroom tiler recommended it to us because we had these stains on our tiles and it works so well at cleaning them."

Queenie also said that the product helped her remove stains from white garments as well.

Queenie Tan said that the product works like magic. Credit: Instagram/@InvestWithQueenie.​

While the 'miracle' cleaning product is available in all Aldi stores, there is a very similar looking product of the same brand.

Aldi's Di San Pre Wash Stain Remover Ultra Degreaser is also priced at $1.95 and comes in a very similar-looking bottle as the Di San Pre Wash Stain Oxy Action.

The degreaser is good for removing odours out of clothing as it breaks down the oils absorbed by the garments.

Queenie's tip was greeted with praises from her followers.

One follower wrote: "Thank you for sharing this!"

"Okay I now know what to look for on my next Aldi trip," another said.

A third wrote: "I love this! I am on my third one."

And another chimed in: "I love this stain remover for clothes, but I had no idea it was good for tiles!"

Do you know any other hacks for removing tough stains from your bathroom tiles? Share them with us in the comments below so other members of the SDC can use them too!

Note: The link for the Di-San Pre Wash Stain Remover is currently unavailable. We are working to get a link for your reference. In the meantime, check out this video by Carla Collins, as she goes through her favourite Aldi cleaning products, including the Di-San Pre Wash Stain Remover, which she vouches for being brilliant at cleaning her bathroom tiles.

Credit: YouTube/Carla Collins​

 

[Marynumbertwo]

Queenie, It is a great product for removing clothing stains. I have been using it for ages. Thanks for your tip as far as using it as a tile cleaner.

Do you know if it is good for cleaning the grout in the shower?

I have been using this product as well for lots of cleaning jobs around the house. Great for cleaning the grout around the wood fire and my husband uses it to clean the car fabric upholstery. Works on so many things if all else fails give it a try. I get 2-3 bottles every time I need to buy.

 

[Sue Lay]

I also love their soap powder, Almat I think is the name. It is so fine it dissolves really easily even in cold water. It comes in a range of smells all of which are really nice

 

[Lindyloo]

I also love their soap powder, Almat I think is the name. It is so fine it dissolves really easily even in cold water. It comes in a range of smells all of which are really nice

Does the Almat washing powder leave powder residue on your clothes? I use the concentrated laundry liquid and love it. It is very economical, you don't have to use it much!

 

[WendyP]

I also love their soap powder, Almat I think is the name. It is so fine it dissolves really easily even in cold water. It comes in a range of smells all of which are really nice

I use their washing powder also, the one I buy is in a white 4kg box for $4. I just put an amount in a covered container and leave on the bench and store the rest. Washes brilliantly, even my husbands yard shirts some of which are white come out so clean and fresh smelling, I always wash in cold water. I do like the Almat one too.

 

[Chrisalis]

Do the glas cleaning wipes break down or are they another environmental hazard?

 

[Juan's]

Aldi’s $1.95 ‘miracle’ cleaning product leaves social media stunned
​

Have you ever caught yourself getting frustrated over a stubborn stain? We would be surprised if you said you hadn't.

Well, for those who answered with a yes, you might want to continue reading, as we introduce you to the "miracle" product one Aussie discovered in her local Aldi store. However, the product in mind may not be what you expect!

Sydney social media user Queenie Tan, who became famous on different social media platforms for her money-saving tips, took to Instagram to share one Aldi product she described as 'magic'.

The 25-year-old, who posts under the username @InvestWithQueenie, said that she swears by the Di-San Pre Wash Stain Remover for cleaning her bathroom tiles.

Credit: Instagram/@InvestWithQueenie​

Queenie wrote: "You need to try this Aldi stain remover for only $1.95."

"It says it's a clothing stain remover, but don't be fooled."

"My bathroom tiler recommended it to us because we had these stains on our tiles and it works so well at cleaning them."

Queenie also said that the product helped her remove stains from white garments as well.

Queenie Tan said that the product works like magic. Credit: Instagram/@InvestWithQueenie.​

While the 'miracle' cleaning product is available in all Aldi stores, there is a very similar looking product of the same brand.

Aldi's Di San Pre Wash Stain Remover Ultra Degreaser is also priced at $1.95 and comes in a very similar-looking bottle as the Di San Pre Wash Stain Oxy Action.

The degreaser is good for removing odours out of clothing as it breaks down the oils absorbed by the garments.

Queenie's tip was greeted with praises from her followers.

One follower wrote: "Thank you for sharing this!"

"Okay I now know what to look for on my next Aldi trip," another said.

A third wrote: "I love this! I am on my third one."

And another chimed in: "I love this stain remover for clothes, but I had no idea it was good for tiles!"

Do you know any other hacks for removing tough stains from your bathroom tiles? Share them with us in the comments below so other members of the SDC can use them too!

Note: The link for the Di-San Pre Wash Stain Remover is currently unavailable. We are working to get a link for your reference. In the meantime, check out this video by Carla Collins, as she goes through her favourite Aldi cleaning products, including the Di-San Pre Wash Stain Remover, which she vouches for being brilliant at cleaning her bathroom tiles.

Credit: YouTube/Carla Collins​

We have been using the prewash for a few years now. It is a portion of the price of others. But if you keep telling everyone about Aldi's products being good, we are worried the price will go up.

 

[Lindyloo]

Do the glas cleaning wipes break down or are they another environmental hazard?

Chrisalis, this thread relates to the Aldi degreaser stain remover to clean your shower tiles, not the glass cleaning wipes.

 

[SGH]

I have been using Aldi Mould Away ever since my plumber recommended it years ago.

 

[Lindyloo]

I have been using Aldi Mould Away ever since my plumber recommended it years ago.

SGH..I didn't know Aldi gad a mould away product. I presume it's amongst the cleaning products. Does it have a strong smell like Exit Mould?

 

[SGH]

SGH..I didn't know Aldi gad a mould away product. I presume it's amongst the cleaning products. Does it have a strong smell like Exit Mould?

Its actually milder, and all of my cleaners have been swayed to using it.

 

[Lindyloo]

Its actually milder, and all of my cleaners have been swayed to using it.

Thanks. Top of the shopping list!

 

[PETE1960]

Aldi’s $1.95 ‘miracle’ cleaning product leaves social media stunned
​

Have you ever caught yourself getting frustrated over a stubborn stain? We would be surprised if you said you hadn't.

Well, for those who answered with a yes, you might want to continue reading, as we introduce you to the "miracle" product one Aussie discovered in her local Aldi store. However, the product in mind may not be what you expect!

Sydney social media user Queenie Tan, who became famous on different social media platforms for her money-saving tips, took to Instagram to share one Aldi product she described as 'magic'.

The 25-year-old, who posts under the username @InvestWithQueenie, said that she swears by the Di-San Pre Wash Stain Remover for cleaning her bathroom tiles.

Credit: Instagram/@InvestWithQueenie​

Queenie wrote: "You need to try this Aldi stain remover for only $1.95."

"It says it's a clothing stain remover, but don't be fooled."

"My bathroom tiler recommended it to us because we had these stains on our tiles and it works so well at cleaning them."

Queenie also said that the product helped her remove stains from white garments as well.

Queenie Tan said that the product works like magic. Credit: Instagram/@InvestWithQueenie.​

While the 'miracle' cleaning product is available in all Aldi stores, there is a very similar looking product of the same brand.

Aldi's Di San Pre Wash Stain Remover Ultra Degreaser is also priced at $1.95 and comes in a very similar-looking bottle as the Di San Pre Wash Stain Oxy Action.

The degreaser is good for removing odours out of clothing as it breaks down the oils absorbed by the garments.

Queenie's tip was greeted with praises from her followers.

One follower wrote: "Thank you for sharing this!"

"Okay I now know what to look for on my next Aldi trip," another said.

A third wrote: "I love this! I am on my third one."

And another chimed in: "I love this stain remover for clothes, but I had no idea it was good for tiles!"

Do you know any other hacks for removing tough stains from your bathroom tiles? Share them with us in the comments below so other members of the SDC can use them too!

Note: The link for the Di-San Pre Wash Stain Remover is currently unavailable. We are working to get a link for your reference. In the meantime, check out this video by Carla Collins, as she goes through her favourite Aldi cleaning products, including the Di-San Pre Wash Stain Remover, which she vouches for being brilliant at cleaning her bathroom tiles.

Credit: YouTube/Carla Collins​

 

[PETE1960]

I use it for cleaning the upholstery in my car, velour & fabric, comes up brilliantly clean & leaves it smelling fresh

 

[Witch25]

I have found this spray is great for removing curry stains and also Coco Cola that got spilt on a cream coloured jumper, it came up like new.

 

[Lindyloo]

I have found this spray is great for removing curry stains and also Coco Cola that got spilt on a cream coloured jumper, it came up like new.

WOW, this is such a versatile product

 

[rehandra]

Queenie, It is a great product for removing clothing stains. I have been using it for ages. Thanks for your tip as far as using it as a tile cleaner.

Do you know if it is good for cleaning the grout in the shower?

I have been using this for the last year and it is great. Also using the green cleaner for the shower as well. Use their laundry detergent as well. In fact when I think about it I practically use all their cleaners

 

[Lindyloo]

Me the same. Their products are great and so much cheaper than the brand cleaning products