I cleaned my whole house with water – people say it doesn’t smell nice but my home is sparkling & it keeps my kids safe
A MUM has revealed she’s able to clean her whole home using just water – and insists it leaves her house sparkling.
Kayleigh Taylor, from Fife, regularly shares her cleaning hacks on Instagram – @cleanwith_kayleigh – where she boasts 454,000 followers.
She’s got a knack for helping fanatics to get their homes glistening without breaking the bank.
And while she’s proved a fan of scented antibacterial sprays and products in the past, she ditched them for her latest day of chores.
Instead, the mum of two used a steam cleaner, mop and cloths to clean her house.
Sharing a clip on social media, she wrote: “Did you know that it’s possible to clean your home with just water?!
“Here’s me using the Beldray ‘no chemical cleaning’ range. No chemicals, just water.
“Keep your home sparkling clean and chemical free so you can be confident your family is safe in your home.
“Whether you are cleaning your countertops, oven or bathroom, Beldray have the right tool for you to keep your safe haven safe.”
Kayleigh’s cleaning clip has racked up more than 61,000 views with social media users keen to give the water technique a go.
One gushed: “Need one of these.”
“Oooh love the steam”, said another.
While a third added: “This is really a good clean and I love it.”
But not everyone is a fan of the water-based cleaning tip, as one said: “Water doesn’t smell nice though, if I have had a cleaning mission I want everyone to be able to smell it.”
Beldray bosses say their No Chemical Cleaning range offers a “new innovation in home cleaning”.
They added: “Perfect for homes looking to reduce their use of chemicals while cleaning, this range of products from Beldray is ideal.
“Using microfibre technology that traps grease, grime, and up to 99% of bacteria using just water, this range is especially suitable for homes with children and pets, or those with sensitivities to standard types of cleaning solutions.
“This range offers cleaning pads and mop heads that are fully reusable and machine washable so you can remove bacteria from your home with no chemicals, every time you clean.”
And while you’ll save money in the long run by just using water, shelling out for the range to begin with isn’t cheap – with prices starting from £8.99 for cloths.
The 10-in-one steam cleaner, meanwhile, costs £34.99.