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With Britons spending more time indoors, many homeowners may choose to do a deep clean of the property. While cleaning windows may seem like a chore, fans of Mrs Hinch revealed an easy way to leave them sparkling.
Over the last few months, Britons have been asked to remain indoors as much as possible as part of the coronavirus lockdown.
During this time, some homeowners might take the opportunity to clean their property.
Mrs Hinch, real name Sophie Hinchcliffe, has inspired many with her easy cleaning hacks.
The social media star will regularly share tips that have proven popular with homeowners.
Some fans have created social media groups dedicated to the cleaning guru where they share their own tips.
Window cleaning
Posting on a Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips Facebook group, one woman shared the simple trick she uses to clean windows.
She explained she ditched expensive cleaning products and used a cupboard staple instead.
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The post read: "Just cleaned my window with cold tea. They look like new windows. Never seen them look so good."
The cleaning fanatic explained she simply used just two tea bags to leave her windows streak-free and sparkling clean.Â
Other Facebook users jumped to the comments to ask for more details.
The homeowner explained: "Fill a spray container with cold tea.
"I used two teabags, spray window and clean with kitchen roll, becoming addicted to cleaning."
Replying to another, she added: "You need to put tea bags in boiled water then allow to cool."
In the comments, she also shared pictures of her windows after using the hack.
Some cleaning fanatics praised the tip and said they would try it out themselves.
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Others explained they had already used tea to clean and noticed good results.
One wrote: "I'm wanting to clean without having to use so much chemicals. Thus is a fab idea."
A second added: "Done mine yesterday with cold tea and it actually works!"
Cleaning fanatics will regularly post clever hacks on Mrs Hinch fan pages.Â