Episode 2
Gaby Roslin and Ortis Deley help keep our homes spick and span with a test of spin mops. They invite a trio of fussy cleaners into the studio to check out three different spin mops at different price points. Consumer journalist Georgie Barrat reveals how to not only save money, but shop sustainably, when it comes to booking a holiday. Jon Bentley tests a pair of new products that claim to tackle the universal problem of weedy, grimy driveways and patio. Also, a mother and daughter from Sutton Coldfield seek advice on outdoor lights to make their long dark garden safer and better suited to parties.
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