People have taken to social media to praise Lenor's crease release spray that costs just £2.49.
Now, as anyone who does their own- laundry will attest, creases are a nightmare. While some clothes that don't require ironing, more often than not, your favorite outfit will, and sometimes those creases don't necessarily come out even with an iron.
In the video below, cleaning guru Mrs. Hinch discusses 'bra gate':But this doesn't have to be the case anymore thanks to Lenor's crease release spray, which, if the pictures shared on social media are anything to by, has impressive results.
It works when a few sprays are applied to clothing. You must then use the "pull and crease" technique a few times before leaving whatever item you've sprayed out to dry. After a few hours, the spray will have worked its magic.
The spray was even given a whirl by the cleaning queen herself Mrs. Hinch on Instagram stories, where she used the spray on one of her husband Jamie's shirts. She was thrilled with the results.
"It's not completely crease-free but it's a definite improvement and it smells lovely," she said, before adding that she would try and use the "pull and smooth" technique more effectively when she uses the spray a second time.
Another happy user of the spray took to the Facebook page Hinch Army Cleaning Tips to explain that with 10 to 15 sprays, she was able to successfully de-crease a king size duvet.
In an interview with the Daily Record, Shafia Philpot, 39, said: "I saw it advertised and thought I would try it.
"So far I have only used it on my hankies and bedding. On a hankies about 4 sprays and it decreases straight away.
"The bedding probably took about 10-15 spays for a king size duvet and it was £2.49 in Home Bargains".
The spray is currently available for purchase at B&M for £2.49. You can find your nearest store here.