Mrs Hinch shows off her cleaning cloth collection and reveals the item that she can’t live without
Spring cleaning isn’t due to start for a few more months, but chores are always on Mrs Hinch’s mind.
The domestic goddess recently shared her ‘incredible’ collection of cloths, revealing which one she relies on to keep her home clean – even over the Christmas period.
Often raiding discount stores like B&M and The Range, this self-confessed cleaning queen has amassed a huge following on social media thanks her recommendations.
From scrubbing brushes to feather dusters, Mrs Hinch has a tool for virtual every household chore – and usually, a discount too.
In a short video on her Instagram story, she proudly showed off her ‘cloth basket’ and joked: Do you know what I’ve got to laugh because find another Instagram page that you could go to that has such a deep passion for a cloth…I really need to get a life, maybe.”
Though she might laugh about her obsession, the influencer has a pretty good reason for every item in her collection.
Starting with the Minky glass and window cloth, she told fans that everyone ‘needed’ the mircofibre cloth to keep their windows streak free.
The Essex influencer was so in love with the product that she even nicknamed it ‘Kermit’.
If that’s convinced you to get the little green cloth, you can pick your own up at B&M for just £2.79!
It wasn’t the only Minky product featured on her story, with Mrs Hinch also recommending their antibacterial pad (£2.79) – which helps scrub away even the most stubborn stains.
For those looking to cook up a storm this Christmas, you’ll also need the Minky Super Soak Up (£3) to help you wash away any remnants of your turkey dinner.
She gushed about the brand, adding: “Minky’s – don’t even need an introduction, you need Minky’s.”
Though Minky might be at the top of her Christmas list, the Essex girl also had some other classic cleaning tools in her arsenal – including the iconic Scrub Daddys.
A staple on cleaning-tok, these smiley sponges regularly go viral with their cute design making it easier to clean smaller utensils.
Unlike other traditional cleaning tools, the sponge’s texture changes depending on the temperature and they become more malleable after being soaked in warm water.
Made from a specialised polymer foam, these sponges are even dishwasher safe but are more expensive as a result – with three costing £7.99 on Amazon.
For those who prefer to bulk buy, Mrs Hinch also recommends the Spontex Kitchen Kit – which comes with a cloth and scrubbing pad for just £3.80.
Though the influencer says she uses them on her sink in the garage, the pad can also clear away any unwanted spills and the cloth is great for banishing dust bunnies.
Her finally recommendation was a squeaky clean microfiber cloth – from classic household brand, Marigold.
Though the company are more known for their rubber gloves, this microbfibre cloth can be used all around the house and even has light rubber coating to make it tough on stains.
With all these extra tools, it looks like you are guaranteed to clean up.