£1 Boots item transforms car

Costing just £1 at Boots, shaving foam is one of a few miracle household products that has a dual purpose as a cleaning tool.

Interior decorating magazine, House Beautiful, raved about the closeted cleaning product writing: “prepare to be enlightened, because the grooming essential is actually a brilliant cleaning tool.”

Salt, washing up liquid and shampoo also have the same effect.

They can be used to get rid of various types of stains from wine spillages to chewing gum.

Nic Shacklock, an expert at Online-Bedrooms.co.uk, said: “Carpet stains can be an absolute nightmare to clean especially if they’ve been sitting there unnoticed for weeks.

“These stains can be lifted with some common household items meaning you won’t have to spend a fortune having to get the entire floor deep cleaned.

“Washing up liquid is a great solution to getting rid of mud marks and baking soda can remove any lingering odours.”

Warning to drivers over little-known DVLA licence rule

Experts at Motor Match said the crucial mistake can put motorists at risk of facing severe penalties.

According to the motors pros, failing to update your address details with the DVLA is not just a minor oversight.

The common error can leave you out of pocket and lead to serious consequences.

In the event of an accident, having accurate address information on file is key.

The experts said: “Address updates are more than just a matter of compliance.

“In the unfortunate event of an accident, having accurate address details ensures that essential information reaches the right individuals promptly, expediting necessary processes and potentially saving lives.”

Drivers urged to pick one of eight ideal city cars

Experts from CarGurus shared their top picks for the best motors for the big smoke, including a “desirable, reliable and practical” Skoda.

Here are just four of the top picks.

• Citroen C1
• Skoda Citigo
• Seat Mii
• Fiat 500

You can check the others out below.

EV brand cuts price of flagship SUV model 

Fisker, which was launched in 2016 by Danish car designer Henrik Fisker, is facing uncertainty after a torrid year saw its shares drop by over 99%, resulting in it being delisted from the New York Stock Exchange.

Now, in a bid to drive demand, the brand has taken the scissors to suggested prices across its lineup.

This includes its Ocean SUV model being knocked down by up to a whopping £15,000.

That reduction is set to bring the price down to £30,900.

Even the range-topping Ocean Extreme has gone under the knife, with a £15,000 cut to £43,990, which is less than the base-level Tesla Model Y.

And the mid-level Ultra version has declined from £50,900 to £38,900.

The smallest price cut, just £6,000, was reserved for the entry-level Ocean Sport, which now costs just £30,900.

Ultra-rare Lamborghini to go on sale next month

The stunning 2022 Countach LPI 800-4 comes with an outrageous set of golden wheels and can reach an impressive 62mph in only 2.8 seconds.

The car is being sent to the wealthy streets of Monaco to go under the hammer by the classic car auctioneers RM Sotheby’s on May 11.

99p Tesco product that can transform your car

Drivers can get their hands on a 99p Tesco item that that can leave their headlights sparkling.

In a video posted on TikTok by motors whizz Ashton Taylor-Burns, the content creator shared his golden advice.

“You’re going to need an old toothbrush and some baking soda toothpaste,” Ashton said.

“Spray your headlights with soapy water and then wipe off with a paper towel.

“Now add your toothpaste to the headlight and make sure it’s fully covered, scrub hard for a minute.

“Spray the headlight again with soapy water and rub with a paper towel to buff it out. Make sure to apply a lot of pressure when doing this.”