If there isn’t a steam cleaner on hand, some Elbow Grease and a stiff broom is an adequate substitute. Once weeding is completed, spray the patio and leave for around an hour. With a stuff brush and water, simply ring and scrub any oil or paint stains to leave a clear finish. Clothes & Fabrics To keep kitchen tiles in sparkling condition, Elbow Grease is a simple and affordable solution for cleaning enthusiasts. Kitchen tiles often bear the brunt of splashes of cooking oils and food debris, which can build-up hefty deposits of grease and grime over time. Elbow Grease helps to revive kitchen tiles, helping to revitalise colour and texture to improve home décor. Ovens Is your sink discoloured? Scum and food stains making it look grim? Spray with Elbow Grease, leave for a few minutes and give it a wipe with a sponge. It will leave stainless steel sinks sparkling and can also be used on marble and other sink types. 6. Patio stains You can use Elbow Grease to clean and shine your fridge so that it comes up looking like new. 24. Deep fat fryer

Although the inside of your dishwasher can be cleaned on a hot wash, some of the outside spots and hinges are prone to getting dirty. Elbow Grease is highly effective cleaning limescales and grime from toilets, even below waterline. With just a few sprays, Elbow Grease can be used with a scrubbing brush to remove limescale from toilet bowels for a clean and hygienic finish. The density of the foam means there's less build-up in the sponge while you're cleaning, and I found I could just wipe off the collected debris from the bottom of the sponge.Any spill or stain on the carpet is distressing, especially given how much household fork out for carpets! Red wine, coffee, tea and nail polishes are a menace to impeccable carpets, but if you’re dealing with a spill, simply remove any excess liquid possible and apply Elbow Grease. After leaving for a few minutes, scrub robustly to lift stains. Cars & Machinery It can get on your table tops, floor, clothes and anywhere you happen to have a curry-related mishap!

Elbow Grease can cut through old paint. Use it to prepare furniture for a fresh coat of paint or varnish. 18. Removing make-up stains

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First of all, this sponge doesn't need to be used along with the usual kitchen cleaning sprays (although you may still choose to). Not only does it help save the cupboard under your sink from being inundated with various sprays, it also removes the need for spraying harsh chemicals in your kitchen. Unwanted Food or Drink Products - Once supply conditions are broken, there are a number of factors outside of our control that can affect the quality of a product. Therefore perishable goods such as food and drink cannot be returned. Spray a little Elbow Grease on and it can remove rust stains, grime and other marks. 10. Grass and mud stains on clothing Instead, all it needs is a little water, so I just ran it under the tap to activate its "magical" method of cleaning. In reality, what's really going on is that it's made from melamine foam, which essentially acts as a windscreen wiper across your surface. This means it's tougher on stains without needing extra effort from you.

However, it’s often understated how effective and versatile Elbow Grease can be around the household. From the kitchen, worktops and kitchens to carpets, fabrics and outdoor, cleaning enthusiasts can use Elbow Grease to lift tough and stubborn stains from various surfaces and materials to leave a sparkling finish. Tiles in kitchens can get particularly greasy from food and oil. Simply spray a little Elbow Grease onto the surface and wipe away. No scrubbing needed. 20. FlooringAlthough it's billed as a kitchen sponge, of course it can be used anywhere in the house. I found it worked well on my bathroom taps, too. Got make-up on your brand new top? Spray some Elbow Grease on the stain, leave for two minutes and then wash it as you normally would. 19. Tiles Cupboards can become grimy from your own hands, food stains and other things. Use Elbow Grease to clean every bit of your cupboards. 23. Fridge For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned. Elbow Grease is brilliant on plastic furniture! Use it to get rid of mould, mildew and other stains. 14. Canopies and canvas umbrellas