I was fed up of my kids coming home with sunscreen stains on their uniform

'I was fed up of my kids coming home with sunscreen stains on their uniform – my 60p hack gets rid of them in minutes'

A SAVVY mum has shared a clever trick to get rid of pesky sunscreen stains on your kids' uniform and it will save you so much time.

Daisy Woods, who goes my Muddle Through Mummy on social media, said she was fed up of the stains turning pink from using the wrong products.Daisy advised against using Ace for whites on sunscreen stains"I know everyone raves about Ace for Whites, but on this occasion, step away unless you want those stains to turn pink," she said.

Instead, Daisy suggested applying sunscreen "at least 30 minutes before going into the sun so that it can soak into the skin." But if you already have stains on your little one's uniform it can easily be removed with a few bargain products. Daisy suggested using neat washing up liquid, mixed with some bicarbonate of soda to get rid of the oil.

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