Cleaning fanatic scrubs her carpet with washing powder & can’t believe how filthy it was

A CLEANING fanatic has revealed how she got her carpets sparkling clean using washing powder – and she can’t believe how dirty they were. Toni Furze took to the Facebook group Mrs Hinch Made Me Do It where she shared snaps of the stunning transformation. She revealed that she had used Daz washing powder on […]

A CLEANING fanatic has revealed how she got her carpets sparkling clean using washing powder – and she can’t believe how dirty they were.

Toni Furze took to the Facebook group Mrs Hinch Made Me Do It where she shared snaps of the stunning transformation.

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Toni Furze was amazed at how filthy her carpets had been[/caption]

She revealed that she had used Daz washing powder on the stubborn stains, which you can pick up for just £2.40 at Wilko.

After scrubbing at the floors with the detergent and warm water the carpet is now a whole shade lighter with Toni convinced they are now cleaner than when she moved in.

Captioning her post she wrote: “I knew my carpets were dirty but OMG this works so well!

“I’ve seen a few of you on here use washing powder to clean rugs so I thought I’d give it a go on my carpet, I actually can’t believe the difference!! Swear they are cleaner than they were when we moved in.

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She used £2.40 Daz to scrub the dirt out of the carpets [/caption]

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Toni reckons her carpets are cleaner than when she moved in[/caption]

“I just sprinkled daz all over the carpet and scrubbed with warm water and a nail brush. Gonna do the rest of the house now but defo need a bigger brush ”

Toni added that she rubbed the damp excess with a towel and within an hour and a half it was dry again.

Fellow group members were seriously impressed, praising her efforts in the comments.

One wrote: “That looks amazing!!”

“Oh wow, I need to do this” said another, while a third wrote, “Wow! Amazing!”

You can check out Toni’s other cleaning tips on Instagram here

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