It’s a familiar frustration: you’re in a rush, you reach for your clothes, and they’re wrinkled. While creases are an inevitable part of clothing, straightening them out is often a tedious task that requires irons or steamers to achieve that sharp, neat appearance.

But now, cleaning enthusiasts have discovered a ‘miracle’ fix that eliminates the need for any such appliances. Cleaning expert Kayleigh Taylor revealed her secret weapon to her 519k Instagram followers.

On her @cleanwith_kayleigh account, she raved: “Mini bottle with mighty powers. RUN, don’t walk to @therangeuk for the MINI TRAVEL Lenor Crease Releaser.”

In her video, Kayleigh demonstrated the astonishing effectiveness of the Lenor Crease Releaser on a crumpled T-shirt. A swift spritz and a swipe of the hand, and the item appeared flawlessly smooth.

The before-and-after images were truly remarkable, showing every single crease disappearing in seconds. Kayleigh’s followers were quick to celebrate the find, with one calling it a “mini bottle of magic.”

Another verified: “It really works i love this method.” A third admirer exclaimed: “Yay so exciting. That looks so good Kayleigh”.

You can grab Lenor Crease Releaser from your nearest supermarket for about £3 for the standard size (500ml), or get a two-pack on Amazon for £9.19, as of now. The Range stocks a convenient mini version for just £1.49 and the 500ml variant at an incredibly low price of £2.49.

The product’s description reads: “Aiding in removing creases from your clothing and infusing them with a beautiful scent, Lenor’s Crease Release will become your go to spray when ironing. This lovely smelling formula can be sprayed over clothes as you’re ironing them to help soften creases.”

Budget-conscious individuals have shared that you could make the spray at home for a fraction of the price. “I’ll tell you the secret. In a spray bottle, add one third of softener and 2 thirds of water. Shake it before use. That’s it,” one clever shopper revealed.

Another agreed, stating: “Look in the ingredients. That’s water with laundry softener and a little perfume.”