This Aussie’s saucepan lid cleaning trick leaves rugs looking brand new!

One ingenious Aussie mum has just shared the ultimate cleaning trick using a saucepan lid, leaving social media users stunned by the transformative results.



We understand how pesky and persistent dirt and stains can be. It seems like no matter how many times we vacuum and scrub our rugs, there’s always that stubborn spot that just won't budge.

But one savvy mum has a solution to this problem.

Lisa shared her ‘miraculous’ cleaning tip on the popular Mums Who Clean Facebook page. In her post, she highlighted the drastic before-and-after photos of her once-dirty rug that appeared brand new after using the ingenious cleaning method.


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She kindly shared her advice online. Credit: Lukas/Pexels

‘Oh my! I just did the saucepan lid cleaning trick on this rug. Very happy with the results. I was literally going to throw it out,’ Lisa wrote in her post and uploaded a photo of her rug alongside it.

She also shared a link to a video detailing the method she used to achieve remarkable results. You can watch the video here.



The innovative cleaning technique involves very few and easy-to-find ingredients: Just half a litre of warm water, one tablespoon of bicarb soda, and one tablespoon of dishwashing liquid.

The video then explained you should mix these ingredients until combined, soaking a microfibre towel in the mixture before wringing it out, leaving the towel slightly damp.

‘This trick also works to clean fabric chairs and beds.’


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She shared before and after photos of her rug with other social media users. Credit: Facebook

Here's where the magic happens: Viewers were advised to place a saucepan lid on top of the damp towel, wrapping and securing it with a rubber band.

The video then demonstrates cleaning a couch with the wrapped lid.

‘The stains will disappear immediately, and your couch will look new.’

And from the looks of Lisa's impressive rug transformation, it seems the same method applies just as well to rugs.



Social media users and fellow cleaning enthusiasts were blown away by the mum's before and after photos, with many eager to try the trick themselves. ‘Wow! That’s awesome!’ one Facebook user wrote.

‘Looks amazing,’ another added.

‘I’m going to try it,’ a third chimed in.

This story comes after consumer advocate CHOICE revealed the perfect DIY home cleaning solution to dealing with carpet stains – one that doesn’t involve buying expensive, store-bought carpet cleaners.

‘It topped our test, outperforming 24 other stain remover products, including one that cost as much as $23.95 – no small feat for a homemade concoction!’ CHOICE said in its report.

You can read more details on how to make this DIY stain remover here.



Many of us appreciate cost-effective, inventive and environmentally-friendly cleaning tips and tricks. No doubt, Lisa's method for removing stains and dusty old rugs is one we can confidently add to our arsenal of time-saving and effective cleaning solutions.

So next time you find yourself dealing with a stubborn stain, give this clever saucepan lid trick a try, and you may be surprised by the fantastic results.
Key Takeaways
  • An Aussie mum has left social media stunned by revealing the ‘saucepan lid cleaning solution’ that transformed her dirty rug.
  • The mum, Lisa, shared the results of her experimental cleaning method on the popular Mums Who Clean Facebook page, including before and after photos in her post.
  • She also shared a link to a video demonstrating the method. It involves mixing warm water, bicarb soda, and dishwashing soap, soaking a microfibre towel in the solution, and wrapping it around a saucepan lid to clean the rug.
  • Fans were impressed by the results and were eager to try the cleaning trick on their rugs and furniture.
Do you have cleaning tips and tricks you also want to share? Let us know in the comments below, or post them to our Cleaning and Home Improvement forum!
 
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Looks amazing but what is it she drops in the bottom of the pan
The article says Just half a litre of warm water, one tablespoon of bicarb soda, and one tablespoon of dishwashing liquid. Just above the images of the tan ccarpet.
 
The article says Just half a litre of warm water, one tablespoon of bicarb soda, and one tablespoon of dishwashing liquid. Just above the images of the tan ccarpet.
Yeh I saw that, then when you watch the video it shows her dropping something solid in the pan
 

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