It's no secret you can restore that new bike feel and save £££ with a bit of spring cleaning, but... did you know you can get everything you need in the Amazon Spring Sale?

While it doesn't pack the force of a fully fledged pressure washer, this little folding cleaner has enough grunt to remove the worst. The Kätcher OC3's compact design makes it great for keeping in the back of the car, to clean bikes, and the occasional mucky pup. The fact that it doesn't require any plumbing or power source could make it ideal for people living in flats or with limited space.

Having one of the best bike cleaning kits around is never a bad thing. The Muc-Off 8-in-1 kit pretty much covers all eventualities, including a cleaner and finishing spray. I use my brushes for all sorts of jobs, wheels on the car, the house windows, garden furniture, you name it, I have probably cleaned it with a Muc-Off brush. They are just a good set of brushes to have around. The cleaning products will help remove any stubborn muck that Kärcher can't reach and restore the shine afterwards.

After all that spring cleaning, you will need to relubricate your bike. Peaty's may not rank top spot for Cycling Weekly's best chain lube; that goes to the wax-based Smoove Lube, but Peaty's is my personal recommendation, for a number of reasons. First of all, it can be applied to any chain, clean or dirty, with minimal prep. Degrease the chain and apply. It is also one of the few drip lubes I have found that can withstand British winter conditions. While it will turn your chain black and look mucky, it is, at the very least, still lubricating. It is also easy to apply and relatively mess-free. You can now get the 120ml bottle for less than the 60ml as well in the Spring Sale.