Discover the secret to sparkling clean tiles! This 82-year-old's brilliant Bunnings trick makes them look brand new
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We're all aware that cleaning tile grout can be a difficult task. Sadly, it's one of those house cleaning chores that routinely gets bumped down our never-ending to-do lists till we notice our once-shining floors are now dulled with dirt and grime.
Well, now is as good a time as any! Especially now that we've stumbled onto a brilliant tip given by an 82-year-old woman who has discovered the secret to spotless floors.
And guess what? You can find it at your nearest Bunnings.
The woman took to social media to share her dazzling discovery and surprised us with the visually significant difference made by two top-rated Bunnings products. Even better, these products only cost her less than $30.
These included the $14.69 Selleys Grout Stain Whitener and the $10.99 Long Life Grout Cleaner.
Though these products have been winning the hearts of home cleaning enthusiasts for a while, it’s their complementary usage that acted as a miracle worker on her grout lines.
Being pleasantly gobsmacked by the exceptional results, she thought the labour she invested was worth the outcome.
'To the person who recommended these products–thank you,' she began in her post. 'They are a game changer!'
Her post remarkably comprised before and after pictures of her white tiles, displaying irrefutable evidence showcasing the efficiency of the two products when used together.
Her outcome leaned towards a 'near-new' look on the completed side whilst contrasting the uncompleted side that still harboured dirty grout lines.
The 82-year-old simplified her cleaning method, saying she just followed the instructions listed on the products, using them sequentially.
'It’s very easy. First, clean with cleaner, let dry and then apply grout whitener. Let dry and then wipe off excess,' she shared.
While admitting her lack of a long-handled brush, she said she used a kneeling cushion to get down on the floor to clean.
One internet user in awe of her physical agility and digital fluency said, 'Not only are you doing the floor, but you are getting down and UP off the floor at 82! Well done for keeping physically fit! And able to use Facebook too!!!! You’re my kind of lady.'
Others keen on recreating her success on their floors left comments like, 'Wow, what an amazing job, good on you for getting up and down, I am doing mine for sure.'
Another person chimed in, saying, 'Well done, what a fabulous effort and wonderful result!'
Many other fans of her cleaning combo chimed in, stating their similarly positive experiences.
'I use these products too...AMAZING,' cheered one, whereas another mentioned how these had 'flown off shelves' in the past.
So, if you’re embarking on a cleaning mission this week, race to Bunnings! Say goodbye to those dreary grout lines, and hello to newly rejuvenated floors!
Are you willing to try this cleaning combo, members? What other products do you use when cleaning tile grouts? Share your tips in the comments below!
Well, now is as good a time as any! Especially now that we've stumbled onto a brilliant tip given by an 82-year-old woman who has discovered the secret to spotless floors.
And guess what? You can find it at your nearest Bunnings.
The woman took to social media to share her dazzling discovery and surprised us with the visually significant difference made by two top-rated Bunnings products. Even better, these products only cost her less than $30.
These included the $14.69 Selleys Grout Stain Whitener and the $10.99 Long Life Grout Cleaner.
The woman used Selleys Grout Stain Whitener ($14.69) and Long Life Grout Cleaner ($10.99) to clean her tiles. Credit: Bunnings
Though these products have been winning the hearts of home cleaning enthusiasts for a while, it’s their complementary usage that acted as a miracle worker on her grout lines.
Being pleasantly gobsmacked by the exceptional results, she thought the labour she invested was worth the outcome.
'To the person who recommended these products–thank you,' she began in her post. 'They are a game changer!'
Her post remarkably comprised before and after pictures of her white tiles, displaying irrefutable evidence showcasing the efficiency of the two products when used together.
Before and after the tile cleaning. Credit. Facebook
Her outcome leaned towards a 'near-new' look on the completed side whilst contrasting the uncompleted side that still harboured dirty grout lines.
The 82-year-old simplified her cleaning method, saying she just followed the instructions listed on the products, using them sequentially.
'It’s very easy. First, clean with cleaner, let dry and then apply grout whitener. Let dry and then wipe off excess,' she shared.
While admitting her lack of a long-handled brush, she said she used a kneeling cushion to get down on the floor to clean.
One internet user in awe of her physical agility and digital fluency said, 'Not only are you doing the floor, but you are getting down and UP off the floor at 82! Well done for keeping physically fit! And able to use Facebook too!!!! You’re my kind of lady.'
Others keen on recreating her success on their floors left comments like, 'Wow, what an amazing job, good on you for getting up and down, I am doing mine for sure.'
Another person chimed in, saying, 'Well done, what a fabulous effort and wonderful result!'
Many other fans of her cleaning combo chimed in, stating their similarly positive experiences.
'I use these products too...AMAZING,' cheered one, whereas another mentioned how these had 'flown off shelves' in the past.
So, if you’re embarking on a cleaning mission this week, race to Bunnings! Say goodbye to those dreary grout lines, and hello to newly rejuvenated floors!
Are you willing to try this cleaning combo, members? What other products do you use when cleaning tile grouts? Share your tips in the comments below!
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