Savvy homeowner reveals hack for getting rid of residue from old stickers - and all it takes is MAYONNAISE

• Lauren Jeffery, from Dartford, used mayonnaise to remove stickers from window 
• Homeowner told how she left it on for 30 minutes before she wiped it away 
• Many took to comments section and admitted they couldn't wait to try it 

A savvy woman has told how she removed old sticky labels from her window using mayonnaise.

Any homeowner knows there's nothing more frustrating than peeling off a sticker on a new pair of shoes or kitchen appliance, only for the grim residue to still remain.

But Lauren Jeffery, from Dartford, shared impressive before and after photos to Hinch Army Cleaning Tips Facebook group, proving why mayonnaise could be the perfect answer.

She penned: 'Whoever shared the tip about mayo removing old stickers, thank you! Our previous owners loved to stick things to the window frames!! Stuck some mayonnaise on, left for around 30 mins and wiped away!' 

The before photo shows four sticker marks which Lauren had smeared with the popular condiment. 

Meanwhile, the after snap shows the results once the mayonnaise had been wiped away - and the window frame looks almost brand new. 

Lauren went on to explain how there was just a tiny faint little mark which she couldn't leave, so she added on some pink stuff for a few minutes and 'voila.'

Before any negative comments rolled in, she also joked she's 'very aware' that the windows need a clean - before adding 'it's on the list.'  

And many were quick to take to the comments section, excited by the prospect of giving the handy hack a whirl themselves. 

'I'm going to try this at the weekend,' commented one, while a second similarly agreed: 'Must try this!'

However, a third had a different suggestion and added: 'Mr Sheen polish works to in half the time. Spray a good amount on the residue of the sticker and within 5 mins you can wipe it clean ?' 

But the unusual tip is just the latest in a long line of cleaning hacks sweeping the web in recent weeks.

Louise Wright, from Glasgow, previously told how she removed the rust from her old baking trays using a 2p coin - a clever hack which was branded a 'game changer.'

Writing in the same Hinch Army Cleaning Tips Facebook group, she penned: 'Don't bin baking trays.'

'I spend a fortune on baking trays because I buy the cheaper range and they don’t last long being marked by tough cooking stains. But I tried the 2p trick going about and it worked.'