I'm a cleaning fanatic – I swear by £4 Spanish floor product to use on radiators, my home smells amazing | The Sun

A CLEANING fanatic has shared a useful hack which leaves her radiators gleaming and her home "smelling amazing".

Katlin Duncan, from Glasgow, revealed how she swears by a specific Spanish product to keep her pad spotless.

We told how the mum-of-two uses brands from Spain such as Asevi, Las 3 Brujas and Nenuco for her laundry and home since she came across them on TikTok.

And ever since she got her hands on them, she has decided to sell products to other cleaning fanatics through her business Soaps & Scrubs.

Katlin told the Scottish Sun the one product she swears by when it comes to keeping her home sparkling from top to bottom.

She uses the £4 Asevi Neautral PH floor cleaner for many different things – not just for cleaning the floors.

Katlin also uses the product for skirting boards and window ledges.

She even uses it to clean her radiators which leaves her home smelling fantastic.

The Scots mum said: "The Asevi Neautral PH floor cleaner is absolutely stunning.

"I use it on the floors but I also like to put it in a bucket and clean down all the skirting boards, window ledges and the wet wall in my bathroom.

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"I also clean my radiators with it and when you put the heating on, it smells so good.

"It leaves the house smelling amazing.

"Every night I fill up the kitchen sink with hot water, pour some in and leave it overnight so the scent is all over the house."

Since selling the products within her business, Katlin has been kept busy with orders from cleaning fans wanting to get their hands on the Spanish products.

Katlin gets her stock from a wholesale supplier and is having to sometimes place two orders a week to keep up with demand.

She now sells around 50 to 60 products a week – and can sell even more when she sets up a stall at local markets.

Katlin said: "The reaction has been amazing, I have had loads of people buy them and come back for more."

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