Mrs Hinch fans rave over 11p hack which ‘works amazingly’ to remove dirt from oven glass

IF we asked you what your least favourite cleaning chore was, what would it be? 

For some, hoovering comes in at the bottom of the list because it takes so long to get around every room.

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Meanwhile, others might say the loo – especially if they live in a house of boys.

Sure, dirty bathrooms, stinky bins and devilish dusting aren’t the most pleasant tasks in the world – but what about your oven? 

It’s at about this time of year when we remember the stubborn dirt and grime we need to remove before we cook up a Christmas dinner for our family and friends. 

It’s not a quick job, with most branded products requiring you to soak the shelves for long periods of time to make sure they’re shiny and new. 

Those boxes of chemicals cost a pretty penny too – but what if we said there was a cheaper option out there for just 11p? 

You can barely buy a kids’ chocolate bar at that price these days, but fans of Mrs Hinch can at least make those cost-cutting dreams come true in the cleaning department. 

Mrs Hinch is often treating us to jaw-dropping low-cost cleaning hacks – and she’s got a new winter-themed one that comes in at just 20p. 

The influencer is often sharing home and garden tips with her millions of followers, and now these same fans have taken it upon themselves to share the love and invite others to try their own cost-cutting cleaning discoveries. 

Among more recent household problems to solve was the dreaded grease and grime on our oven doors. 

It’s reported by the Express that one woman, Abigail Azoulay, recently logged into social media in need of advice. She asked the community: “Can anyone give me some tips on how to clean the glass on a vertical oven door?”

She came to the right place, as soon the post was littered with helpful replies. 

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And the most suggested – and surprising solution – was to use a dishwasher tablet. 

Jessica Hutchinson said: “Damp a dishwasher tablet and rub! Works amazing! Or Astonish, that’s absolutely brilliant too!”

Mel Hollis commented: “Dishwasher tablet and bicarbonate of soda.”

And Kerry Hay replied: “Take a dishwasher tablet, soak it in water and rub it all over the glass then wipe it over with a cloth or sponge. I was surprised how easily it removed all the grime.”

If you want the dishwasher tablet hack to work its magic, you need to use tablets rather than pods – there’s a risk those might dissolve or burst, creating even more unwanted mess. 

If you’ve got no dishwasher tablets in the kitchen cupboard, pop to high street stores like B&M or The Range – they sell packs of 12 for £1.29, and that’s about 11p per tablet.

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