‘Need to try this' cry cleaning fans over Fabulosa's new summer range that makes your home smell like £24 Sol de Janeiro

Scottish Sun

7 days ago

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SHOPPERS are going wild for a bargain cleaning brand's new summer range which make your whole home smell just like a viral Sol De Janeiro spray.
Fabulosa already has an army of devoted cleaning fanatics who have cupboards full of their disinfectants.
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Cleaning fans are loving Fabulosa's new summer range
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Prices start from £1 in The Range
And now they are running to their local The Range store to get their hands on the brand's newest scent.
So if you can't get enough of the stunning scents of Sol de Janeiro and want your home to smell like it too, then we've got you covered.
The best thing about it the new Summer Crush collection is that prices start from just £1.
The fragrance-led home and lifestyle brand vowed to bring the sunshine indoors with the new scent, part of the larger Your Sol Mate collection, which is now available to shop in The Range.
Infused with scentsational notes of comforting pistachio and caramel, Summer Crush opens with a fruity floral burst.
It then blooms into a heart of jasmine, freesia, heliotrope, rose, lily, and orchid, and settles on a sweet, warm base of vanilla, sugar, musk, tonka, moss, cedar, and sandalwood.
The new scent is available in Fabulosa's concentrated multi-purpose cleaner, fabric freshener, all-purpose cleaner, and multi-purpose cleaner.
And cleaning fanatics are already racing to their nearest The Range to bag the new buys.
"Oooh I need to try this", one gushed.
A second wrote: "Straight in the basket."
I tried Fabulosa's floor cleaner in must-have new scent - the smell lasts for 48 hours
Meanwhile, a third added: "Wow I neeeed this. Love fabulosa."
If the new Fabulosa scent has inspired you to go on a cleaning spree, the timing couldn't be better.
An expert recently revealed the cleaning mistakes that are making your home dirtier - and the "top-to-bottom" step that guarantees sparkling surfaces.
This Morning's Queen of Clean and home expert Lynsey Crombie (@lynsey_queenofclean) explained that a common error is not starting from the top and working your way down when cleaning surfaces.
"Dust falls like snow, so if you start vacuuming or wiping lower surfaces first, any dust or dirt from higher spots will settle back down," the cleaning expert said.
She described the most logical order to wipe down the surfaces in your home.
"When cleaning a room, always begin at the highest points: Cobwebs, tops of cabinets and light fixtures – then work your way down walls, furniture, and finally, the floor," she said.
According to the pro, the same rule applies to your house as a whole.
"If you have stairs, start cleaning from the top floor and work your way down," Lynsey advised.
"This way, when clearing clutter or rubbish, you're bringing it down with you rather than carrying it back upstairs."