IF YOU want your home to look completely spick and span at all times, this hack might be for you.
Therese Ryan was sick of her curtains not looking evenly spaced out when she opened them, so she used toilet roll to keep everything in place.
The DIY whizz collected the carboard tubes from her toilet roll until she had enough to try the hack.
She started by taking the curtain off the rail and slid the carboard tubes through every other hole of the curtains.
Once the tubes were all in, Therese popped the curtains back and they instantly looked show room ready.
Instead of being spaced out unevenly, the curtains looked professional and loads more posh.
The trick works best with ripple fold styles of curtains – on other types of cardboard might be visible.
That said, you could always cut the tubes down to hide them in different types of curtains in your home.
Therese showed off the transformation on Instagram, alongside the caption: "How to make your tab top curtains look more expensive."
Other DIY fans loved the hack and some even said they'd try it out.
One commented: "Therese great idea… maybe you could place scented oil (small drop) on a couple of them."
A second said: "Wow recycling and upcycling too."
"I did this with mine a couple years ago, looks so much better and when you open them they sit right back in place," another wrote.
And someone else said: "I've been doing this for years, looks so much better."
"That is genius! I move in a few weeks so am definitely using this trick," another raved.
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