I’m a DIY fan & gave my bathroom a makeover for £1 – people can’t believe how good it looks
RENOVATING any room in your house can work out to be very expensive.
But one savvy woman has set out to prove how that doesn’t always have to be the case.
Klowee, who posts under the acronym @paws_111, took to TikTok and explained how she gave her bathroom a striking update – and it cost her just £1.
In a short video, the savvy homeowner can be seen drawing over her discoloured white tile grout with a solvent-based black permanent marker pen.
And within seconds, the bathroom looks as good as new.
So it’s little surprise that people were eager to know the exact pen Klowee used.
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“Permanent markers from Poundland. 10 for £1!” she confirmed.
“Much better than those grout pens off Amazon.”
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The post has since racked up a whopping 80,000 views and been inundated with comments online, with many eager to give the cheap but effective hack a whirl for themselves.
“Omg I’m doing this tomorrow!!!!!” enthused one.
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A second noted: “I would never of thought to do that! I’ll gotta do this in my kitchen now.
Klowee responded: “Genius isn’t it. I’m doing my kitchen tomoz lol!”
A third wrote: “DIY queen.”
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Meanwhile, a fourth commented: “Looks amazing!”
Another added: “So easy to do…and any on tile rubs off with damp cloth.”
Elsewhere, others had the same one worry about the clever hack.
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“Won’t it run with the moisture?” one asked.
Klowee replied: “Nope. Permanent markers are solvent based. Tried and tested and it didn’t budge.”