KEEPING trainers white can be a mission - but one woman said she swears by one household product to keep them looking as good as new.

Sam, who runs the Instagram account Addicted to Bargains, says all you need is an Eraser Daddy Sponge.

Sam uploaded a video showing how she damps the sponge, and then scrubs her daughter’s shoes.

In minutes, the dirty shoes were left looking sparkling clean and gleaming white.

She wrote: “I love white shoes, but they get dirty super fast. I gave the Eraser Daddy a go, and it is super easy to use and does the job so well.

“It can also be used on household floors and walls, outdoor furniture and in your bathroom sink or shower.”

She uses the Eraser Daddy 10x, which retails for £4.49 on the website, and is activated by water.

The website says: “Fed up with magic erasers that tear apart on your first use? We are too! 

“That’s why we created our own. But we made one that lasts 10x longer and is 10x stronger than any other. How? 

“By designing a brand-new type of melamine that is packed with FlexTexture scrubbing gems.

“It’s a new kind of magic eraser.”

Many people were amazed at the comments, with one saying: “I so need one of these!! Putting that on the shopping list!”

Another said: “That’s incredible.”

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