‘Smells lovely!’ Grubby wall marks will ‘disappear in seconds’ with chemical-free solution

“Another way of doing it, is you either spray your rag or spray the wall,” Maxine said. “Put your rag underneath where you spray so we don’t get the drips, and spray above.

“On this type of wall, it’s best to use a microfibre, and the microfibre is soft.

“Nice circular motion, and the wall will come up looking brand new – a little bit of elbow grease and you can get rid of the marks,” she added. 

As for how it turned out, Maxine revealed: “Nice and bright! Just as the day the paint was put on.”