From blitzing paint stains to a surprising use for toothpaste!

<p>Like most things in life, cleaning experts really do know best when it comes to stubborn stains and grime that just won&rsquo;t budge.</p><p>But if you&rsquo;re not lucky enough to have a professional on call, have no fear - a handful of cleaning pros have <a href="http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3807487/Professional-cleaners-share-clever-tidying-hacks-save-HOURS-including-using-razor-remove-paint-stains-banishing-water-marks-hairdryer.html" target="_blank">just revealed</a> their ultimate household tips!</p><p>From bringing the shine back to your jewellery with toothpaste, to lifting dried on paint stains with a razor blade, here are the secret cleaning hacks you&rsquo;ve been missing.</p><p>Get ready for your cleanest house ever...</p><h2>Toothpaste trick</h2><p>Toothpaste isn&rsquo;t just good for cleaning your teeth, apparently. If your jewellery has lost its sparkle, clean it up with a dollop of toothpaste for a super shiny finish.</p><h2>Glitter spills</h2><p>Kids&rsquo; glitter gone overboard? Playdough could save the day. Roll a ball of it over the glitter spill to pick up even the tiniest sparkles.</p><h2>Sofa stains</h2><p>Spillage on the sofa? Reach for the baking soda. Experts advise sprinkling it over the stain before rinsing off for a quick fix.</p><h2>Blast water marks</h2><p>If somebody has forgotten to use a coaster, it&rsquo;s not the end of the world. Get rid of water rings by blasting them with warm air from a hairdryer.</p><h2>Paint stain fix</h2><p>Paint on your clothes? No problem. Wait until it&rsquo;s dried, and then use a razor to scrape it off.</p><h2>Grater hack</h2><p>If you find cleaning your food grater tricky, a potato could be the answer. Rub it over the grater and it should help to loosen any remnants that are trapped.</p><h2>Greasy garments</h2><p>If you&rsquo;ve tipped grease down your clothing don&rsquo;t despair. Find yourself some chalk, rub it over the grease spot, and then pop it in the wash. The chalk should help lift the stain.</p><h2>Nail polish stains</h2><p>Your carpet can indeed recover from a nail polish stain! Reach for a clear spirit like vodka, pop it on the stain and rub with a microfibre cloth.</p><em><strong>Stock up on all your cleaning supplies at <a href="https://groceries.asda.com/cat/laundry-household/1215135760665" target="_blank">Asda.com</a>.</strong></em>

Professional cleaners reveal their secret cleaning hacks

By Asda Good Living,28th September 2016

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