A SAVVY mum has revealed the cheap product she uses to get rid of mould in her home – and it only costs 95p.
Lauren, from Scotland, regularly shares ‘Clean Tok’ videos on TikTok – @laurenscleaning – where she boasts 178,000 followers.
And the 26-year-old ‘cleanfluencer’ always makes sure her cleaning tips are cheap and easy for fans to follow.
In a recent clip, she looked at the easy way to rid her little girl's bedroom of mould.
The cold weather means plenty of homes in the UK will struggle with condensation and mould over winter.
Mould in the home doesn't just look unsightly – it can also be dangerous.
But Lauren's showed how you can eradicate it in minutes without breaking the bank.
The mum of three said: "What you gonna do with all that mould?
"I’m gonna remove it using my fav mould removing spray.
"Mould and mildew blaster spray every time."
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In the short video, the mum of three can be seen spraying a generous amount of the mould blaster on her daughter's wall.
She then wipes it away with a microfibre cloth, leaving the wall looking as good as new.
Lauren added: "This was [my daughter’s] bedroom before renovating and re-plastering the whole wall and sealing the skirting.
"It will come back but it keeps it at bay if you keep on top of the area."
The cleaning fanatic's clip has racked up more than 12,000 views and social media users are loving the cheap hack.
The Astonish mould and mildew blaster spray costs as little as 95p in Wilko.
Bosses of the cleaning brand say: "Astonish Mould and Mildew Blaster effectively removes mould and mildew in minutes, killing 99.9% of bacteria.
"Simply spray, leave and wipe clean and the active formula helps prevent return, giving you a long lasting cleaning solution."
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