I transformed the dirty grout in my council house kitchen with a £4.50 buy & I’m gobsmacked with the results
A SAVVY woman has been inundated with praise after sharing how she transformed the grubby grout in her council home kitchen for just £4.50.
Natasha Lawson (@natashalawson20), who regularly shares updates on her TikTok as she turns her council house into a home, is on a mission to transform her kitchen with a £50 gift card from B&M.
In the clip, she can be seen picking up an ‘anti-mould grout reviver’ and running it along the yellow grout inbetween her kitchen tiles.
“I got one of these grout pens – I think it was like £4.50 maybe,” she explains.
“Everyone’s convinced me just to keep my tiles and it does actually look really nice together, it’s just the grout that needed redoing.”
Within seconds of using the B&M bargain buy, Natasha says she can seen a striking difference between the before and after.
“I’m absolutely gobsmacked with the result,” she enthuses.
“You can already see the difference!”
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She continues: “The lines going down – look at how bright and white they are and the lines going down – look how yellow and horrible they are.
“I don’t know how I’ve never come across this before!
“Look at the difference – you can already tell how beautiful it looks!”
The video has since gone viral, racking up a whopping 148k views and hundreds of comments from very impressed social media users.
“I must admit I hated those tiles until you did the pen!!” wrote one.
“It looks amazing, such great colours together. You should be proud of what you’ve achieved!”
Natasha replied: “Me too! looks so much better now though.”
A second noted: “Omg that pen looks amazing, why didn’t I know that these exist?!”
Natasha responded: “It’s a life saver!”
A third penned: “I did this with a black pen in my kitchen! Made such a huge difference.”
Meanwhile, a fourth commended: “Looks fab! That pen makes such a difference!”
A further added: “Wow those tiles look brand new now.”
And one more chimed in: “I love those tiles they look really expensive and like country home vibes.”