Cleaning fanatic’s shaving foam hack will leave bathroom sparkling

One cleaning guru has shared a surprising use for shaving cream beyond banishing unwanted hair.

Cleaning enthusiast Alison Chadwick, who has an impressive 142,000 followers on Instagram, is known for sharing home and cleaning hacks online.

And in one of her latest reel revelations, she demonstrates just how the humble bathroom staple can be used to clean the house, leaving fans amazed.

Alison boasts the cream “removes spills and smells incredible”, as showcased by the influencer mopping it across her bathroom tiles. The video’s overlay text gives a shoutout: “Cleaning with shaving foam. 3 handy tips to know.”

She then impresses by wiping away water stains with the product on her metal towel rack, exclaiming, “That shine,” as the reflective results speak for themselves.

Furthermore, in a stroke of genius, Alison rubs the foam onto her mirror, ensuring it stays fog-free.

Her followers were quick to sing her praises, with comments pouring in like “a great hack” and others eagerly adding shaving cream to their shopping lists.

Curiosity arose about the potential for slipperiness post-cleaning, but Alison reassures that there’s no cause for concern.

While branded shave foams can cost up to £4, savvy shoppers can find budget-friendly options like Boots Shave Foam for a mere £1.

Alison’s tip comes after it was also claimed recently that another bargain item will ‘revolutionise’ cleaning showers and sinks.

Cleaning expert Neil from Bust The Dust, revealed an inexpensive and effective product – saying it would “revolutionise the way you approach bathroom cleaning.”

Although you may think white vinegar is used just cooking, the acidic substance is also fantastic when it comes to cleaning various surfaces around the home. At the time of writing, you can buy white vinegar for as little as 35p from Sainsbury’s and £1.09 from Asda.

Neil said: “Sometimes, the simplest solutions are the most effective. White vinegar is a natural disinfectant with acetic acid, which helps to dissolve grime, mineral deposits, and soap scum. It’s non-toxic and safe to use around children and pets, making it an ideal choice for households.”