Banish odours with 57p hack – it will get rid of food smells, pet whiffs & gym bag wafts with barely any effort involved

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IF you’ve noticed nasty whiffs throughout your home, then fear not, we’ve got you covered.

Luckily for you, a cleaning expert has revealed the one household staple that can banish bad odours from your home – and you probably already have it in your cupboards.

Pink gym bag with black pants, shoes, and weights.
If you want to banish gym bag wafts and ensure your home smells fresh, you’ve come to the right place
Wet cocker spaniel looking at the camera.
Thanks to a 57p hack, there will be no more nasty pet odours in your home – and there’s barely any effort involved
Baking soda and a stained pillow.
According to Colby Short, CEO and co-founder of GetAgent, baking powder is ‘a great, natural deodoriser’
Person vacuuming a couch with a handheld vacuum cleaner.
All you’ll need to do is sprinkle it onto surfaces and vacuum it up the next day

Not only this, but it works in no time at all and there’s barely any effort involved – yes, you heard that correctly. 

So if you often cook with pungent ingredients like garlic and fish or share your home with a pet or frequent gym-goer, you’ll need to listen up and take notes.

Thankfully, you won’t need to break the bank on posh cleaning products to say goodbye to wet dog or gym bag wafts, as there’s a cheap kitchen staple loved by experts that can banish unwanted smells quickly.

Colby Short, CEO and co-founder of GetAgent, has shared the best way to get your pad smelling fresh – and no, it’s not pricey candles or luxury diffusers.

According to Colby, instead of splashing the cash on designer fragrances, homeowners should use baking powder as a deodoriser.

Baking powder is a staple that many of us already have in our kitchen cupboards, and it can be found in all major supermarkets.

You’ll be able to nab it in Tesco for only 57p and Asda and Aldi for just 65p. 

Colby explained: “Baking powder is a great, natural deodoriser. 

“Sprinkle some onto a soft surface you want to clean, allow it to sit – overnight if you can – and then vacuum it up the next day.”

It’s also beneficial if you’ve got cats too, as Colby revealed another use for this versatile baking ingredient.

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He added: “Top tip – you can also use baking powder instead of buying scented litter if you have cats.

“It’s less off-putting to them so will keep your furry friend happy, while diminishing the smell inside your home.”

Baking powder is a combination of bicarbonate of soda – also known as baking soda – and cream of tartar.

It is loved by cleaning experts and enthusiasts alike, with plenty of baking powder cleaning hacks all over social media.

One popular way of using it is to mix it with water to create a paste capable of removing stubborn kitchen stains.

Not only this, but it’s also handy to use in bathrooms, and you can clean your toilet by sprinkling one cup of baking soda into it along with one cup of white vinegar.

If that wasn’t enough, you can also add a tablespoon of the white stuff to liquid laundry detergent, which can remove tough stains and brighten clothes.

Thanks to this cheap buy, your home will smell stunning in barely any time at all – making this hack extremely affordable and incredibly efficient.

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