Whiten stained grout ‘instantly’ with £1 trick that uses 2 common household items (Image: Getty)
Grout can quickly become discoloured, grimy, and , making even the cleanest bathroom look tired and neglected.
Over time, dirt, , and build up, leaving grout looking dull and unsightly, and subsequently worsening the overall look of your home.
Traditional products can be expensive, harsh on surfaces, and full of chemicals, making them less than ideal for regular use.
Luckily, a simple cleaning hack that has gone viral and has been recommended by bathroom experts at , is now backed by millions of cleaning fans for its impressive results.
Using just a couple of everyday household items you likely have in a cupboard, this method promises to tackle stubborn stains and grime in no time.
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Badly stained grout can be a really bad look for an otherwise clean home (Image: Getty)
This £1 trick that’s been making the rounds on , uses just two inexpensive items—bicarbonate of soda (baking soda) and white vinegar—to clean grout effectively.
The combination creates a fizzing reaction that lifts dirt, mould, and limescale, leaving grout looking fresh and bright.
Baking soda’s mild abrasiveness scrubs away grime without damaging surfaces, while vinegar’s acidity dissolves mineral deposits and kills bacteria. Together, they tackle the buildup that discolours grout.
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Grout can quickly become discoloured, grimy, and stained (Image: Getty)
To try it yourself, mix three parts baking soda with one part water to form a paste. Apply it to grout lines, let it sit for five to 10 minutes, then spray or pour vinegar over it.
The fizzing reaction helps lift the grime, which you can scrub away with an old toothbrush and wipe clean with a damp cloth. The result is a sparkling bathroom, all for just £1.
Online users who tried the hack have praised the results, pointing out that their grout was now looking “as good as new”.
The experts recommended: “To maintain the results of this £1 trick, they recommend sealing your grout with a clear grout sealer every six months.
“This creates a protective barrier, reducing stains and moisture absorption.
“Regularly wiping down your tiles after showers and using natural cleaners like this hack weekly can help you keep your bathroom looking fresh and save you hundreds on professional cleaning or tile replacement.”