1. White vinegar: Toss the harsh chemicals - white vinegar is your yard’s best friend. Mix it 50/50 with warm water in a spray bottle and use it to clean water buckets, windows, grooming tools, and even bits. It cuts grime, neutralises odours, and it’s safe for your horse. Bonus: it keeps flies at bay!

2. Leaf blower for dust and cobwebs: Don’t waste hours sweeping rafters and corners. A cordless leaf blower makes clearing dust and cobwebs a breeze - literally! Blow out stalls (without horses inside), tack rooms and aisleways in seconds. Just remember to wear a mask - you’ll stir up more than just air!

3. Baking soda as a bedding booster: Sprinkle baking soda under fresh bedding to help absorb ammonia odours and moisture. It keeps stalls smelling fresher longer and is non-toxic for hooves and noses. A little goes a long way, and your barn will smell less barn and more bliss!

4. Upcycle old socks as tack polishers: Don’t toss those holey riding socks! Slide one over your hand and use it to buff leather tack after conditioning. They’re perfect for getting into creases and stitching, and the soft cotton gives saddles and bridles a showroom shine.

5. Hanging storage is tack room magic: Reclaim your tack room from chaos with over-the-door shoe organisers. Tuck in fly sprays, hoof picks, gloves, treats and more. Label each pocket for easy access. Suddenly, “Where did I put the mane comb?” becomes a question of the past.