I tried TikTok’s viral grout remover – it’s easy to apply but BEWARE the longer you leave it the harder it is to wash
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A WOMAN tested out a viral cleaning product to see if she could get her grout sparkling clean.
The TikToker, who posts with the handle @leafygreens, tried the viral sensation Forever White Grout Reviver.
She was impressed with the influencer favourite but issued a word of warning to others who want to test it out.
The TikToker said: “I saw this on TikTok and of course I had to get involved.
“That’s my grout before and this is me applying [the grout reviver].
“You just have to get it on their with your fingers.
“It comes with a sponge but you don’t need a sponge, you can use your fingers.
“The longer you leave it, the harder it is to wash off, I’m not going to lie, that was a bit of a mission.”
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She showcased the grout after removing the product and it looked gleaming white.
The TikToker was clearly pleased with the results as she commented, “but, look at it!” while admiring her handiwork.
Earlier this week we brought you news of one cleaner and janitor that revealed the hassle-free way to tiles them looking brand new again, and it doesn’t require much effort at all.
Sharing a video on TikTok to reveal his top three tips, Brandon, otherwise known as @cleanthatup, explained that you need just two ingredients to achieve the best results in seconds.
“Mix equal parts baking soda and hydrogen peroxide for a DIY grout cleaner,” he simply stated before demonstrating the impact it has for viewers to see.
Pouring the solution over the grout, he took a brush and scrubs the grout before wiping it down.
The results showed the old, darker grout on one side while the clean, light-coloured grout appeared where he’d wiped.
Cleaning grout wasn’t the only tip he had up his sleeves though as he went on to show how you can dust your ceiling fan blades without ending up making a mess.
He took an old pillow case and placed it around one blade and pulled it from the base off, trapping the dust inside.
“I like to keep an old one in my cleaning kit just for this,” he shared.
He then showed off how he’s able to get rid of indentations in carpets made from furniture.
“I like to get a damp towel and then steam for 10 to 15 seconds with an iron. Then groom with a fork and they’re gone,” he said.