Mums are warning warned that the Mrs Hinch-favourite Lenor Crease Release spray has left their homes 'a death trap'. Read More Related Articles For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned.

Star Brands LTD who make Lenor Crease Release say the bottle warns users to use a towel and thoroughly clean any floor srufaces that may get sprayed. Posting on Facebook she said: "Has anyone noticed that when you spray this on your clothes it makes the carpet really slippy & leaves a horrible feeling on your feet?..hoovered & scrubbed but if that does work anything else? Maybe wet vac?"

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We also have a weekly Record Parenting newsletter filled with the latest news affecting mums and dads across Scotland as well as helpful tips. You can sign up here. Whether you're a new parent looking for answers or simply want to let off steam about the price of school uniforms today, our Scottish Mums and Dads Facebook group is just the place. You can join here. A third wrote: "Yes makes all flooring slippy I try not to use it too often as it turns the house into an indoor ice rink." verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ Both warnings clearly state that floors can become slippery if product is spilled and that they should be cleaned immediately. We also recommend that consumers place a towel below the garments to be treated.

Major change coming to every shop in England this week including Tesco, Asda, Aldi, Morrisons & more I’m surprised they still sell it. This things a death trap!" agreed another. Read More Related Articles Mum's pregnancy sparked a rare condition that saw her gain six stone- and her heart stop three times I sprayed near my wooden floors the other day as using for first time. Me and me daughter slipped over! It is so slippy," added another mum.Whilst we take each and every consumer complaint very seriously, it is worth mentioning that over the last year we have sold over 3.5m units of the Lenor Crease Releaser and received just a handful of complaints." Another person wrote: "I can't walk through my kitchen without holding on to something no matter how many times I've washed the floor it’s still like walking on ice!! Read More Related Articles A second claimed she "went flying down the stairs after using it as an air freshener as it smelt nice". She added: "Also made the bathroom floor like an ice rink! Be careful where you spray it." A spokesman said: : "The Lenor Crease Releaser product is made using a silicon based ingredient. This ingredient is what makes the product effective and relaxes creases in fibre. However this ingredient can make floors and other surfaces slippery if spilled. Some cleaning fanatics went as far to say the spray left their tiles like 'a death trap'. Read More Related Articles