WHETHER they're from the toaster or leftover after cutting a sandwich, there are few things more frustrating than crumb-covered countertops.
But if that's a daily problem you face, then it may be worth popping to your local B&M.
That's because home guru Mel Lloyd has shared the bargain product that can help to get rid of those annoying crumbs in a matter of seconds.
And the best part of all? It's a total bargain at just £1.25.
In a video shared to TikTok (@my_neutral_place), Mel can be seen heading into her local store and picking up a mini dustpan and fan-like brush.
Back home, she puts in to the test and demonstrates how quickly and easily you can brush up little droppings of crumbs, dirt and dust.
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She captioned the post: "£1.25 well spent.
"What a B&M stores bargain buy!"
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The video has since gone viral, garnering over 78,000 views and several comments from social media users.
"I need this," enthused one.
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A second admitted: "I would buy this and never use but I like it!"
It comes after the DIY whizz recently showed how to paint your home, whilst saving time too.
She captioned the video: “I’ve been painting today so thought I’d share my favourite time saving tips. No masking tape required.”
Mel claimed that all you need is one sheet of card, which can cost as little as 2p or totally free if you cut up a leftover cereal box.
She then demonstrated how to paint skirting boards, wall edges, corners and door edges with no mess.
Mel could be seen simply grabbing a piece of card, and slipping it underneath wherever she is painting.
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