Cleaner's $7 Bunnings solution for stubborn bathroom tile stains that won't scrub off
When it comes to stains on bathroom tiles we tend to reach for sprays and scourers in the hope they'll budge with a bit of elbow grease, and sometimes they just don't cut it.
It turns out we should be reaching for a completely different tool and it's one you probably never thought to add to your cleaning caddy.
According to cleaner Jason, that gadget is the Trojan safety scraper with five blades from Bunnings, which costs just $6.98.
Watch the video above.
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These hard water stains weren't budging with scrubbing. @jason_cleans
The West Australian showed how to use the scraper in a TikTok video.
"All you need to do is wet the surface and scrape it off. Use the flat edge of the blade to do this. If you use the corner it will scratch, but if you do it like I'm doing in the video it won't leave any marks on the surface but it will get rid of what's on the top of it," he said.
In the video Jason transforms the floor, which had a border of brown gunk along the edge of the wall, back to clean.
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This scraper is recommended for really stubborn marks. @jason_cleans
He works gently, yet efficiently to chip away at the grime bit by bit before finishing off by wiping with a cloth.
"In this case there was a lot of hard water build-up on the bathroom floor and no matter how much I scrubbed it, it wouldn't come off but the scraper made cleaning it a breeze," he said.
The scraper got the tick of approval from both professional cleaners and others who viewed the video.
"I'm a cleaner in Victoria best blade on the market," a man said.
"Love the Trojan," Kings Cleaning wrote.
"This is the best! Somebody spray painted my black car in blue and I used this to scrape it off," a TikTok user commented.
The clean floor looking fresh again. @jason_cleans
Another person asked whether the scraper would work to remove paint splatter on windows, but Jason advised to try a plastic scraper instead.
Bunnings also has that type of scraper, which have been previously recommended by cleaner Kacie Stephens from The Big Clean Co for removing stubborn grime on the floor.
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