Discover this mum's incredible suit cleaning trick and say goodbye to expensive dry cleaning!
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Dry cleaning can be a costly expense, especially for older Aussies on a budget. But fear not, because an ingenious mum has shared an at-home cleaning tip that could save you hundreds of dollars on dry cleaning bills – and it’s so simple, you’ll wonder why you didn’t think of it sooner!
In a recent Facebook post, the clever mum shared her grandmother's fantastic trick for getting rid of nasty creases and freshening up a variety of clothing items – all without stepping foot into a dry cleaner.
'My grandmother taught us all the tricks when we were little,' she said, 'this is how I clean suits.'
The best part? She claims that she has never visited a dry cleaner in her life, thanks to her nifty at-home method.
Here's how her easy ‘dry clean’ hack works:
First, hang the clothing items on a clothesline or a suitable outdoor structure. Next, hose down the garments with water. Then spray the clothing with a bottle of diluted laundry liquid. Hose the items down again to remove any excess laundry liquid, and simply wait for them to dry naturally.
And there you have it – 'dry cleaned' clothes in just five minutes, without the hefty price tag that usually accompanies professional dry cleaning services!
'I use this hack on doonas, dresses, and my son’s blazers,' the mum proudly revealed. She even confessed that her husband still chuckles at her trick, but she’s not bothered: 'I don’t care,' she said, ‘[This takes a] whole five minutes, and you save yourself hundreds of dollars. Hasn’t failed me once.’
Her post quickly gained traction online, with hundreds of people thanking her for sharing her cleaning tip. 'You’re very clever. My neighbour does this with her rug. Amazing,' one person commented.
Other people added to the conversation, sharing that they, too, use a similar method to tackle various household items such as curtains, rugs, and mats. 'Saves a lot of ironing', one group member noted.
Of course, there were some naysayers expressing doubts about the effectiveness of the hack. To silence the sceptics, the mum shared a photo of the now-dry blazer, demonstrating that the trick had indeed worked wonders. 'Calm down there you go, took that picture right after I washed it,' she wrote.
So, dear members, will you be giving this clever, eco-friendly cleaning hack a try and say goodbye to those overpriced dry cleaning bills? Or do you doubt its effectiveness? We’d love to hear your thoughts and opinions in the comments below!
What if you could dry clean your clothes at home? Image source: Facebook.
In a recent Facebook post, the clever mum shared her grandmother's fantastic trick for getting rid of nasty creases and freshening up a variety of clothing items – all without stepping foot into a dry cleaner.
'My grandmother taught us all the tricks when we were little,' she said, 'this is how I clean suits.'
The best part? She claims that she has never visited a dry cleaner in her life, thanks to her nifty at-home method.
Here's how her easy ‘dry clean’ hack works:
First, hang the clothing items on a clothesline or a suitable outdoor structure. Next, hose down the garments with water. Then spray the clothing with a bottle of diluted laundry liquid. Hose the items down again to remove any excess laundry liquid, and simply wait for them to dry naturally.
And there you have it – 'dry cleaned' clothes in just five minutes, without the hefty price tag that usually accompanies professional dry cleaning services!
The finished product is as good as a dry cleaner! Image source: Facebook.
'I use this hack on doonas, dresses, and my son’s blazers,' the mum proudly revealed. She even confessed that her husband still chuckles at her trick, but she’s not bothered: 'I don’t care,' she said, ‘[This takes a] whole five minutes, and you save yourself hundreds of dollars. Hasn’t failed me once.’
Her post quickly gained traction online, with hundreds of people thanking her for sharing her cleaning tip. 'You’re very clever. My neighbour does this with her rug. Amazing,' one person commented.
Other people added to the conversation, sharing that they, too, use a similar method to tackle various household items such as curtains, rugs, and mats. 'Saves a lot of ironing', one group member noted.
Of course, there were some naysayers expressing doubts about the effectiveness of the hack. To silence the sceptics, the mum shared a photo of the now-dry blazer, demonstrating that the trick had indeed worked wonders. 'Calm down there you go, took that picture right after I washed it,' she wrote.
So, dear members, will you be giving this clever, eco-friendly cleaning hack a try and say goodbye to those overpriced dry cleaning bills? Or do you doubt its effectiveness? We’d love to hear your thoughts and opinions in the comments below!
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