Shaving cream trick that will get rid of urine smell in your bathroom for good

When it comes to cleaning, most people will agree that scrubbing the bathroom is the worst job.

But a new rather unusual hack could save you a lot of time - but it's a bit bizarre.

People in Australia have been covering their bathrooms in shaving cream, claiming it gets rid of the smell of urine.

The clever trick could be the end of getting down on your hands and knees and scrubbing to get rid of that horrible smell, so understandably people are loving it.

Hundreds of different people have posted photos of them trying it out on the Facebook group Mums Who Clean, reports Mail Online.

They say it works better than product they've used before, believing the chemicals destroy the urine rather than just covering the smell.

One member of the group wrote: "I'd just like to say a huge thank you to the beautiful mum who said to use shaving cream in the toilet to get rid of urine smell. I sprayed it everywhere and rubbed it in went back a few hours later to wipe down and the smell has gone.

"It worked for me and yes I only paid a couple bucks for the stuff best tip ever! Thank you once again."

Another commented: "Anyone who has a house full of young boys will understand why it's spread far and wide and to all of the grout and corners.

"I'm leaving it on overnight. I hope it does well!"

The shaving cream trick is the latest in a string of cleaning hacks and tricks which have been shared on social media.

Last week a mum claims she had found the ultimate floor cleaner - an easy to use spray from Poundland.

She raved about Astonish Mould and Mildew Blaster, claiming it made it look like she had "a while new kitchen floor".

Writing in the Facebook group Hinch Army Cleaning tips, inspired by cleaning guru Sophie Hinchliffe, she explained the two-step process.

She sprayed it on the grout and left for five minutes before scrubbing with a cuticle brush, reports the Sun.

She then mopped it up with water and bleach, before giving it another rinse with water to get rid of the bleach smell.

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