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Mrs Hinch - real name Sophie Hinchcliffe - rose to fame after she started to share cleaning tips and tricks online. Now with more than four million followers, fans of the cleaning guru often share their own finds on dedicated Facebook pages.
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Posting to the Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips page, one woman asked for some help when it came to cleaning her shower screen and doors.
Nicola O’Dwyer wrote: “Any advice on shower screen please? Look terrible after the shower.”
Showers can get dirty very easily due to them being a high traffic area.
They are also a breeding ground for germs and bacteria as well as mould if not cleaned regularly.
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However, shower screens are prone to smears due to a condensation build up.
The post was commented on several times from other cleaning fans all sharing their advice.
Jemima Ruchat said: “I use a daily shower shine after each use, and it looks great.”
Frances Baker replied and wrote: “That’s what I use all the time, never have a problem. It’s so cheap in Asda, 85p.”
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Sophie Robson said: “Any shower spray does the job, it’s a lifesaver.”
Shower sprays help to prevent soap scum, dissolve mildew as well as hard water stains.
As well as using a spray after every shower, it is also advised to disinfect the area at least once a week.
This can help to prevent bacteria and germs forming.
Margaret Gray said: “Use a squeegee after every shower.”
Lisa Rae wrote: “I second this.”
Squeegee’s can be picked up from supermarkets as well as stores such as B&M, Home Bargains and Pound Stretcher.
They help to remove excess water which will prevent any smears from forming on the glass.
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What’s more, they are super affordable and can be purchased for as little as 50p.
Other fans had more unusual hacks including using washing up liquid to clean the shower screen.
Ali Hinds said: “Washing up liquid and white vinegar in a dish brush once a week and dry it down with a towel after use.”
Patricia Wilson added: “I use the dish brush because it helps to keep my hands dry and works just as good.
“Just make sure to have a separate one for the shower and bathroom.”