Professional cleaner's top five cleaning products everyone needs from Kmart

The bargain products cost as little as $2 and come to a total of less than a $23.

Anyone who has to do any kind of cleaning will appreciate a clever hack or bargain product to make their life easier and more sparkly.

Now an Aussie professional cleaner has gifted people her top cleaning products from Kmart and some cost as little as $2.

The Melbourne cleaner insists the items will help leave your home looking more like a professional's work - but on a budget.

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Cleaner lists best buys from Kmart. Source: TikTok.

Cleaner lists best cheap products 

The owner of Peachy Clean & Co cleaning business  - who provides cleans for residential, commercial and Airbnb properties - shared a TikTok video this week listing her five Kmart cleaning buys. 

The video, which has 91,000 views and more than 2200 likes, shows five budget items in the cleaning aisle. 

At the bargain end of the list was a $2 squeegee and a $2.25 cleaning eraser.

She also shared a $3 silicone sponge and heavy duty scrubbing brush.

The most expensive item was a $12 squirt mop.

The total price of the five items, was just $22.25.

In another video she also listed items she loves at Woolworths, including Fluffy Laundry In Wash Scent Booster Beads for $11, a $3 hard floor cleaning by Method, and the Bosisto’s bathroom shower for $5.

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The cleaner likes the $2 Kmart squeegee. Source: TikTok.

Kmart mums love $4 cleaning product 

It comes after we shared another Melbourne cleaner, Kacie Stephens', favourite $4 Kmart product she uses as her foolproof way to make clients’ showers sparkle.

In a video posted to TikTok, Kacie said there’s no need to get fancy about your cleaning products or tools.

The Kmart 2-in-1 Dish brush with a sponge on one side, a scrub brush on the other, and a handle that dispenses soap to the sponge, is all you need.

Plenty of people recommend using a sponge and dish soap in the shower, but Kacie’s choice of a sponge-brush combo is pretty clever for scrubbing grout and tricky-to-reach areas.

She said that the sponge side of the tool should be reserved for the windows, and the brush side for the grout.

Many people fill the brush with a combination of dish soap and vinegar, but Kacie doesn’t believe that’s necessary.

“Fill it with dishwashing liquid,” she advised. “(There’s) no need to get fancy and add anything else.”

When a follower asked her about the lack of vinegar in the brush, she replied, “I’m not a fan of those two mixed together”.

“Also, making the dishwashing liquid runnier makes it come out faster,” she added.

Originally published as Professional cleaner's top five cleaning products everyone needs from Kmart