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Published 11:26 6 Nov 2025 GMT
Updated 11:27 6 Nov 2025 GMT

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During the winter months damp and mould can easily build up inside homes - and it can be difficult to shift.
In particular bathrooms suffer from both, as baths and showers add moisture to the air, and they become a breeding ground for mould.
There are a number of ways to avoid it, including extractor fans, opening windows or using dehumidifiers, but the damp can still linger.
To get rid of the patches of mould leftover on bathroom tiles, shoppers are using this handy cleaner that costs just £9.99 on Amazon.
The Telescopic Bathroom Cleaner extends so you easily clean the ceiling, tiles and other hard-to-reach areas. And it comes with three different pads to use on the end of it, so you can use whichever is best suited for your surface.
There's a tile cleaning brush, tile scrubber and bath cleaner, and bathroom cleaning brush included in the set, alongside five refill pads.
More than 4,000 shoppers have tired and tested the bathroom tile cleaner giving it an average rating of 4.1 stars on Amazon.
One said in their five-star review that it's "great for reaching" mould on the bathroom ceiling that they were "unable to reach, as the device "made the area accessible".
Another said: "Easy to use and light weight. Handy bit of kit for cleaning shower trays and screens, especially if you suffer with back problems."
While a third wrote: "It is very light weight, easy to assemble, nice plain design and easy to store away."
In a more mixed review, one shopper said, "do check the measurements if you want something heavy duty" as it's "small, lightweight and portable".
But added that it's "ideal" as the cleaner is "easy to use, for small jobs in and out of the wet room".
To shop the bathroom tile cleaner for just £9.99 head to Amazon here.

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