Mum's £1.50 hack to clean mattress works 'like magic' - even on blood stains
Cleaning mattresses can be a real chore, especially when stains seep through the bed sheets - but one mum has a handy hack which will break down stains in a matter of minutes.
Mattress cleaning can be a daunting task, but one clever mum has shared a brilliant tip to simplify the process.
Sleeping surfaces can become unsightly with various types of blemishes, from unfortunate spills to the annoying streaks left behind by self-tan.
It might seem like curtains for your mattress when it gets stained since you cannot simply pop it into the washing machine.
Yet, money-saving mum Vicki Collis has revealed a "game-changing" method for sprucing up your mattress without spending fortunes, costing just a mere £1.50.
Taking to Instagram, Vicki recounted how she faced what seemed an unwinnable battle against a nasty stain left by her daughter's accident.
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Believing the mattress was ruined, she found a mattress-cleaning tip online and decided to test it out the outcome was nothing short of miraculous.
She captioned her video post: "The hack you didn't know you needed! Ada spilt her milk in our bed, and whilst trying to dry it we made a huge stain. I thought there was no way this would come out, but came across this mattress-cleaning hack so gave it a go. Wow, is all I can say! Game changer! Works on all stains and is super easy to do," reports the Mirror.
People can clean the mattress on a budget with this viral internet trick, costing you less than £2.
Pick up white vinegar for a mere 35p at Tesco, bicarbonate of soda for just 65p from the same store, and dish soap as low as 55p from Asda. With these three items, which total around £1.50 collectively, you can concoct a powerful cleaning solution.
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Vicki shared her savvy hack in an online tutorial, blending the ingredients into a paste and demonstrating how to wipe away stubborn stains easily with a cloth. Her video left viewers astonished as the stains vanished before their eyes.
"Let it dry and vacuum off the bicarb mixture, and ta da!" Vicki enthused.
The internet erupted with praise for the mother's ingenious tip, with one fan exclaiming: "Nice! That's a great tip to get stains off mattresses," while another declared: "Great hack."
Another committed follower announced: "I'll be trying this for a New Year refresh!"
