Mrs. Hinch's teabag cleaning trick leaves your windows flawless and flawless

Cleaning the house is an important part of preventing germs and bacteria from entering. Ms. Hinch is an Instagram cleaning sensation known online for her quick and easy cleaning tricks. More recently, cleaning guru fans have visited their own Facebook pages to share their own hacks they found.

The woman explained that she had worked very hard to clean the stains and that it was without a doubt the easiest cleaning trick she had found to clean her windows.

A woman also noticed that Ms. Hinch's famous minky fabric is also a delight to make sure that her windows are not stained.

You also don't have to put the liquid from the tea bag in a trigger sprayer, others say it works the same if you leave it in a bowl and gently soak a cloth in the mixture.

Another fan suggested that using a dish detergent with detergent works perfectly and leaves a pleasant smell in the house.

When a woman posted a video to Ms. Hinch's Made Me Do It group of 175,000 members on Facebook, she found that mixing a small amount of dishwashing detergent with a little water softener in the heat will also make your windows flawless.

He added that using only detergent would stain the windows and adding a small amount of fabric softener would make them shiny and flawless.

The Minky scarf is Ms. Hinch's favorite, and fans said it was the best option for cleaning windows.

It is described as a double-sided antibacterial cleaning pad for strong and effective friction that simplifies all cleaning work.

The fabric is available from most retailers and costs around £ 2.

This trick is also very cheap and includes products that many people already have at home.

The fan revealed that she had cleaned all the windows inside and out in 40 minutes.

Others have also used the tea bag cleaning trick to clean their microwaves.

A woman compared a photo of her microwave oven when she was using an ordinary window cleaner with a trick for cleaning tea bags.

The normal window cleaner left streaks and stains on the side of the microwave, while the teabag trick made them flawless.

Some members of Ms. Hinch's "Cleaning Tips" Facebook group have recommended making tea in the morning or a few days beforehand.

Since then, the hack has been known as a "game changer", and many say that they no longer use detergents to clean their glass household items.

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