‘Feel like I’ve got a new floor’ Mrs Hinch beams as she reveals £1.29 secret to cleaning dirty grout
MRS Hinch has revealed the cheap buy she swears by for getting grubby floors sparkling in no time.
So if you’ve noticed that your kitchen flooring is covered in grim grout, then you’ve come to the right place.
The cleanfluencer, whose real name is Sophie Hinchliffe, swore by a £1.29 buy that you can nab from many high-street shops and supermarkets.
The mum-of-two, who has amassed a staggering 4.8 million followers and is friends with Stacey Solomon, took to social media to share the process of cleaning her grout.
As she showed off her kitchen floor, she explained: “Currently sitting on my kitchen floor. I wasn’t going to film this and then I thought ‘do you know what, I will’, because so many people ask me about grout in tiles.”
Sophie then shared the cheap buy that she can’t get enough of – magic erasers.
Magic erasers are a cleaning must-have for chemical-free cleaning.
They are gentle on surfaces and will keep your home sparkling.
They’re excellent for an array of household cleaning tasks – all you need to do is simply add water and easily wipe away stains, mess and dirt.
You’ll find a pack of four for just £1.29 from The Range, and can also buy them for £1.49 from B&M or £1.50 from Homebase.
Sophie then added: “This is a damp magic eraser, I have got a bit of Elbow Grease as well, just in case it’s a little too stubborn.”
Following this, we saw Sophie use the handy product to scrub away her grout, as she beamed: “Look at that.”
In a follow-up clip, we saw Mrs Hinch using the cheap buy to remove the grout in between her kitchen tiles.
Look at the difference. Absolutely buzzing
Mrs Hinch
As she showed off the impressive results, she exclaimed: “Feel like I’ve got a new floor.
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“So if you need to tackle your dirty grout, buy some magic erasers.
“Look at the difference. Absolutely buzzing.”
But her kitchen grout isn’t the only thing that Sophie has been cleaning recently.
Just yesterday, the influencer shared how she got her children’s green stained treehouse looking brand new, without the faff.
What is Mrs Hinch's net worth?
The Mrs Hinch account makes Sophie the second best paid cleaning influencer in the world.
Research has revealed Mrs Hinch rakes in an average of £5,900 each time she posts on social media, to her 4.8 million followers.
The much-loved “cleanfluencer” is thought to be worth an estimated £1 million, according to End of Tenancy Cleaning London.
The mum of two is second only to Japanese cleaning enthusiast Marie Kondo, who reportedly earns £6,800 per post after gaining world-wide fame following her Netflix show.
Sophie has other string to her bow, including her book Hinch Yourself Happy which sold 160,000 copies in the UK in just three days, and topped Amazon’s best-seller list.
Her follow-up book, Mrs Hinch: The Activity Journal, came before she released her Sunday Times No. 1 Best Seller memoir in October 2020: “This is Me”.
Posting on Instagram, Sophie used her jet wash to get her childrens’ grubby treehouse sparkling.
Alongside the post, Sophie penned: “We jet washed the boys’ treehouse yesterday.”
As the powerful machine instantly removed the green moss, making the treehouse look brand new, Mrs Hinch beamed: “Satisfaction level 100!”
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