Elbow Grease is brilliant on plastic furniture! Use it to get rid of mould, mildew and other stains. 14. Canopies and canvas umbrellas A spray of Elbow Grease, some time to soak, and a good rinse is all you need to leave them as ghosts of cuppas past. Got make-up on your brand new top? Spray some Elbow Grease on the stain, leave for two minutes and then wash it as you normally would. 19. Tiles Cut through oily stains, food, grease and grime with Elbow Grease. This can take a dull, stained hob and make it shine within minutes.

Intrigued? I’ll get to that in a moment, but before you start, a word of advice. Glass is often the very last thing I’ll do when cleaning a car, and it should be your last task too. It’s bad practice to lean on a car when you’re cleaning it, particularly putting bare hands on paintwork, so whenever I do need to lean on the car for support with my free hand, it’s always against the glass rather than the paintwork. Elbow Grease is ideal for cleaning car parts. Use it to get rid of oil from parts of your engine. 16. Car hub caps The Method spray is made with plant-based ingredients, is cruelty-free and vegan, and the bottles are made from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic. Spray a little Elbow Grease on the stain and leave for two minutes before washing as normal. The stains will come out even on a cool wash! 11. Carpet stainsElbow Grease@ is a registered trademark of 151 Products Limited, The Old School House, 39 Bengal Street, Manchester, M4 6AF, UK. Stainless steel hoods can come up particularly shiny with Elbow Grease, but if you have mesh filters that are washable it’s also a good idea to give it a go. Choosing the perfect glass cleaner spray for your household will really depend on what you’re looking for.

Use Elbow Grease to get rid of grease and stains on the outside and inside of your fryer. 25. Turmeric/curry stains lt;p>Contains amongst other ingredients: &lt;5% Non-Ionic Surfactants, Also contains: Perfume, Preservatives: Methylchloroisothiazolinone and Methylisothiazolinone</p> Spray a little Elbow Grease on and it can remove rust stains, grime and other marks. 10. Grass and mud stains on clothingElbow Grease's Glass Cleaner will leave any glass around your home clear and sparkling. Using vinegar, this formula is perfect for windows, mirrors, shower doors, and more, and will leave behind a shining, streak-free finish. Unfortunately, ammonia is a relatively harsh chemical and is toxic. It is often even more effective than bleach on hard surfaces. It’s also highly effective against mould and limescale. If the bottom of your pans have become rusty and stained, or you have burned on marks on your baking trays, just spray a little Elbow Grease on there and you will be able to bring them up good as new. 22. Kitchen cupboards If you’re trying to avoid that inevitable acidic vinegar smell, then it’s probably best to choose an option on the list that does not contain vinegar. The product with the strongest fragrance is likely the Method Glass Cleaner Spray, which comes with a minty peppermint scent.

If you are looking for a product that contains ammonia, then the Windex Original glass cleaner is the best option for you. Door and window frames are one of the biggest dirt magnets in your home. Restore them to their former glory with a bit of Elbow Grease. Simply spray on, leave for two minutes then wipe away the grime. 9. Dishwasher For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned.Glass cleaner products can all seem very similar to each other, which makes it rather difficult to narrow down which one is the best for your household. But there are a few key differences that may make one more appealing than the others, depending on your needs. Want a more environmentally-friendly choice? The oven is one of the toughest places in the home to clean. When you put it off, it just gets harder to clean, but it seems to need cleaning every single day! I tend to clean my oven once a month or so. Is your sink discoloured? Scum and food stains making it look grim? Spray with Elbow Grease, leave for a few minutes and give it a wipe with a sponge. It will leave stainless steel sinks sparkling and can also be used on marble and other sink types. 6. Patio stains Simply spray it on, leave for a few minutes and then wipe or scrub away with a cloth or sponge and you will be amazed at the results. The Nilco H3 Nilglass Glass and Mirror Cleaner is also working to create a more environmentally conscious product and has come up with the Compact by Design concept, which removes excess air and water from their products, aiming for carbon emission reductions.

Ammonia is a common ingredient in household cleaners due to its ability to swiftly and easily break down grease and grime. It’s also able to evaporate relatively fast, ensuring streak-free surfaces. Do you have coffee and tea stains in the bottom of mugs that just won’t shift no matter how much you wash them? Elbow Grease can cut through old paint. Use it to prepare furniture for a fresh coat of paint or varnish. 18. Removing make-up stains

We believe that Method Glass Cleaner Spray is the top choice for any household, as it is a reliable, affordable product that is both environmentally friendly and smells delicious. Now that you know the few places where Elbow Grease is not suitable, let’s get on to the dozens of places where you can use Elbow Grease to clean around the home! 1. Oven