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If your once soft and cosy towels have become stiff and scratchy over time, then there’s one household item you may need to add to your wash. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Cooker hobs quickly build up with grease stains that often require a lot of elbow grease to remove, but there is a quick and easy way to tackle the task – and without chemicals. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Gravel weeds completely banish when using one simple method that works “instantly” and is completely free, according to one expert. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Patios can quickly be taken over by moss and can be a major challenge to get rid of it, but it turns out the best way to remove moss is not vinegar or baking soda but a more effective natural ingredient. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

As the weather gets colder, windows will be more prone to condensation and can become dirtier due to rainfall and dust. A cleaning expert has shared an “absolutely incredible” hack that means she “won’t ever use standard window cleaner ever again”. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Towels can smell musty and damp even after being washed due to mildew, improper drying and hard water. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Grubby stains left on your grout can make your bathroom or kitchen look unsightly, but you don’t need to purchase specialist cleaning sprays to tackle it – all you need is one bathroom product. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

A leaky bathroom tap, for example, could result in a patch of stubborn limescale, but one cleaner told Express.co.uk how to easily get rid of it. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Pillows can be a hassle to clean as the stains often don’t come off in the wash and the shape of it often gets distorted. After trialling a nifty hack once, an old stained pillow of mine came out of the wash dazzling white and kept its shape. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Cleaning fans have taken to social media to share their simple hacks to get rid of limescale from the shower screen. The natural alternative costs just 25p per use and it leaves glass gleaming. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed