Cleaning expert raves about ‘miracle’ product which finally got a two-year-old stain out of her carpet
A CLEANING guru has shared her incredible find that managed to get a two-year-old stain out of her carpet.
The woman, who goes by the TikTok username of @Cardkongbei, said the Amazon product is a must for every household.
Demonstrating how she’s managed to scrub off dirt and stains from a yellow jacket, which she placed under running water, she said: “An Amazon cleaning product you absolutely need…”
Taking a brush and rubbing it on the rectangular surface of the bar, she then tested it out on a pair of dirty socks.
“I bought this after I saw that it had 20,000 five-star reviews on Amazon,” she continued about the product she called a “miracle”. “It immediately removed a two-year-old stain from my carpet, so I wanted to try some other stuff.”
Explaining that it’s safe for different fabrics, she said that it’s been great for getting out food stains from some of her clothes.
“Sprayed it on the full lengths, gave it a rub and after the wash they [the stains] were gone,” she said while scrubbing dirt off of a white and black shoe.
She continued: “I am so amazed,” before adding in the caption: “What I’m Sharing Is All Purpose Stain Removing Soap.” [sic]
The product is called Grand Canal Soap and is advertised on Amazon as one that can get stains and long-lasting fragrance out of fabrics.
It retails for anything between £7-13 on the website and has a range of reviews raving about its incredible abilities to remove stains.
“Granddaughter had grease on tracksuits wet rubbed soap on left for 15 min put into washing machine came out lovely and clean,” [sic] one person shared.
Another said: “I saw the tik tok videos so thought I’d give it a try and it works.
“Got stains out of clothes brilliantly,” another shared with two thumbs up emojis.
A third simply said that it works well while a fourth added: “Bought this and got it within a week. Iv been using it on laundry stains with a brush. It’s a solid bar and will last a long time.”
But others were insistent that there were other, cheaper alternatives to this soap.
One person suggested: “yalllll hydrogen peroxide pleasseeee it’s gonna save you so much moneyyy”. [sic]
While another said: “Just get some good old ivory bar soap at your grocery works just as well. Been using it for decades.”