A savvy homeowner has revealed how she dyed her dull brown stairs a chic grey colour in one evening using a £5 product from Wilko.
Gina, from Bradford, shared results of her transformation in the DIY On a Budget Facebook group, revealing she had spent her Saturday night on the household project.
She used a Dylon Dye Pod fabric dye in shade Smoke Grey for the DIY project, which rejuvenated her brown stairs into trendy modern shade of grey.
Gina said: 'I did it before we went to bed. This morning it's dry...it doesn't feel any different.'
Gina, from Bradford, wowed social media users when she dyed her dated brown carpet into a chic grey staircase
Opening up about the DIY, she said: 'I used Dylon fabric dye in smoke grey.
'Four tablespoons of the powder with 700ml of warm water, stir it well!'
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'Put it into a spray bottle, https://tompress.shop/ spray it on the carpet then rub in with your hands using gloves.
'I'd recommend more sprays on thick carpet as ours is thick.'
She posted on the Facebook group, revealing she had spent just £5 on the project which transformed her hallway
She added: '[There was] no transfer.'
Online, the product is described as 'an ideal way to refresh faded colours or bring new colour to your favourite fabrics.
'It's perfect for reviving faded jeans or brightening some towels.
'Whether it's changing the colour of a favourite dress or updating some bedlinen, it's simple and quick with Dylon All-In- One Machine Dye.'
Other social media users said they were wowed by her transformation efforts, with some saying they were keen to try the project themselves.
One wrote: 'Absolutely brill, I'm going to give this a go.'
Another commented: 'I'm so tempted, you both know how much I hate brown.'
'This is amazing,' one added, 'I hate our carpet, so great to know there's a cheaper way rather than replacing it all.'
Another wrote: 'Omg looks fab, well done.'
Other social media users said they were wowed by her efforts, with some calling the project 'so brill'
Gina, from Bradford, shared results of her transformation in the DIY On a Budget Facebook group, revealing she had spent her Saturday night on the household project.
She used a Dylon Dye Pod fabric dye in shade Smoke Grey for the DIY project, which rejuvenated her brown stairs into trendy modern shade of grey.
Gina said: 'I did it before we went to bed. This morning it's dry...it doesn't feel any different.'
Gina, from Bradford, wowed social media users when she dyed her dated brown carpet into a chic grey staircase
Opening up about the DIY, she said: 'I used Dylon fabric dye in smoke grey.
'Four tablespoons of the powder with 700ml of warm water, stir it well!'
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'Put it into a spray bottle, https://tompress.shop/ spray it on the carpet then rub in with your hands using gloves.
'I'd recommend more sprays on thick carpet as ours is thick.'
She posted on the Facebook group, revealing she had spent just £5 on the project which transformed her hallway
She added: '[There was] no transfer.'
Online, the product is described as 'an ideal way to refresh faded colours or bring new colour to your favourite fabrics.
'It's perfect for reviving faded jeans or brightening some towels.'Whether it's changing the colour of a favourite dress or updating some bedlinen, it's simple and quick with Dylon All-In- One Machine Dye.'
Other social media users said they were wowed by her transformation efforts, with some saying they were keen to try the project themselves.
One wrote: 'Absolutely brill, I'm going to give this a go.'
Another commented: 'I'm so tempted, you both know how much I hate brown.'
'This is amazing,' one added, 'I hate our carpet, so great to know there's a cheaper way rather than replacing it all.'
Another wrote: 'Omg looks fab, well done.'
Other social media users said they were wowed by her efforts, with some calling the project 'so brill'