Senior woman cleaning home. (Image: Getty Images)
Autumn’s here – and it’s time to get rid of those dust bunnies from behind your radiator ready to heat your home in the .
Radiators can be a real hassle to clean with all their nooks and crannies. But Hazel Mckinnie, one half of the dynamic duo, has revealed a nifty trick to tackle grime using something you’ve probably got lying around at home.
The gurus often share their top tips online. And, in a recent video, Hazel reveals her simple method for tackling the dirt hidden in her radiators.
Cleaning inside them might be a bit of a chore, but Hazel’s technique is spot on, and you’re likely to have this tool in your house already.
Instead of buying a specialised duster, she uses her trusty hairdryer to blow away all the dust trapped in the radiator. The cleaning ace said: “Here’s a wee top tip for you for the day. How many of you have bought a gadget for cleaning down the back of your radiators? I bet you a few of you have bought them because I did.”
The 44-year-old brought her revelation to light, quipping: “I discovered that who’s not got a hairdryer in their house? Every woman has a hairdryer do they not? Or men.
“All you do is put your hairdryer on and blow down the back, and it blows all the dust and fluff out, and you Hoover it up at the bottom. So yeah, wee free tip.
“It saves you from buying gadgets, and it’s actually effective. Quick and easy hack that actually works, and it knocks out all of the fluff.”
Cleaning your radiators can make them more effective in the colder months (Image: Getty)
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users didn’t hesitate to share their thoughts on the simple trick, with one fan writing: “Oooh I’m off to do mine right now. Cheers,” whilst another wrote: “Need to try this.”
Some even attested to its effectiveness, with one cleaning aficionado penning: “I’ve been doing this for years, amazing results.”
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