AMAZON is selling a nifty gadget to transform your garden fence, for just £7.
With theon the horizon, many of us likely have big plans to invite family and friends over for garden parties or.
However, after a longof neglect, you may have noticed that your is in need of a bit ofTLC before you invite anyone over.
And although you may think that to give your fence a spruce up will cost a bomb, Amazon's Efficient Paint Sprayer proves otherwise.
The DIY tool is designed provide “efficient and uniform spraying of paint” and is ideal for a variety of surfaces, included fences.
It has a comfortable grip which allows for “easy and effortless operation” and is made with “durable materials” meaning that ican withstand heavy use.
This handy spraying tool will make painting your fence far easier than using a paintbrush, and will save you so much time.
Simply fill the canister with fence paint, spray it onto the fence, and then sit back and relax as you wait for it to try.
You can buy the product online via the Amazon website, meaning there is no need to trek to the shops, leaving you more time to spend with the kids this Easter weekend.
However, if you're on a tight budget, but still want a quick and easy hack to , DIY lovers have been raving about a trick that will cost you just 60p.
TikToker Julie recently revealed her trick tois to ditch using a brush and pick up a sponge instead.
On her @julie_budaccount, she wrote: “I tried the sponge painting on fences today.
“To be honest I didn’t expect it to work, but what a game-changer.”;
The home owner shared how it sped up the process and made it so much easier.
And with sponges costing just pennies from the supermarket, this hack is highly budget friendly too.
How to remove algae from your fence
But before you give your fence a paint, you may notice that it's covered in green algae, and needs a good scrub.
Thankfully, gardening fans have shared a 79p hack to get it sparkling.
Posting in the Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips Facebook group, one person said: “What is the best way to clean algae off wooden fence panels?”
The post was flooded with helpful responses.
One person said: “Use white vinegar spray. It took all ours off in no time”.
Another chimed: “White vinegar mixed with hot water and work it in with a brush and leave for 30 mins or more, then hose down.
“Repaint when dry with good quality fence paint.
“Normally this happens when a fence is in the shade most of the day, less of a problem in full sun.”;
A third explained: “Vinegar in a spray bottle, spray it on, leave and it will get rid of the green stains in a few days. “
