Cleaning tips: Ms. Hinch's fan shares a 2-pound miracle paint that gives the surfaces a new look

Anyone looking for cleaning tips and suggestions for hard work at home has no doubt encountered the Instagram sensation Sophie Hinchliffe, better known as Ms. Hinch. The 1930s have achieved celebrity status in recent years by sharing his best cleaning tips on maintaining his Essex home. But his millions of followers have so many tips up their sleeve.

Since Ms. Hinch's popularity has grown, Facebook groups have emerged for "The Hinch Army" or "Hinchers", where her fans post their cleaning tips and questions.

The groups have hundreds of thousands of members who help each other to fix stains and problems in the house with their proven cleaning skills.

Group questions often have hundreds of answers when subscribers share their best tips and favorite products to get rid of stubborn dirt and grime in the house.

A product appeared several times this week, some fans called it a "miracle" spray.

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However, the £ 1.99 spray uses a blend of beeswax and the purest and most nutritious oils to improve the grain and color of the wood and restore oils lost through heat or sunlight

It's designed for use on glossy, satin, and matte wood surfaces, but fans have shown that it can be used on all types of surfaces to make them look like new.

One commentator said they use it on their wooden floors, although it makes them slippery "like an ice rink," while another warned, "unless you want to fly." Don't use it as a lookalike that gets Torvill and Dean to work on wooden floors.

However, others have found that it works wonderfully at home. Even you use it to clean a hood and make it shiny.

Another user posted a before and after photo of his PVC front door after using the spray and made hundreds of comments. The fans were surprised by the impressive result.

The discolored brown door looked new in the second photo. The sign said that I was "stunned" by the difference she had made.

Meanwhile, another user shared a photo of a faded plastic water tank that he had cleaned with paint, and showed a marked difference in restoring the original color.

Another commentator said: "I used it on the metal frame of my pavilion that disappeared from the sun ... this miracle in a box brought it to life!"

Comments have been posted on the post, as other subscribers agreed that paint is one of the best ways to give furniture a new look.

One posted a photo of his grass table in the middle of the cleaning, showing a big difference between opaque and opaque plastic and the recently restored polished area.

Some users also reported that they cleaned the interior of their car's dashboard with the handy spray.

However, others have used it in much smaller areas around the house, with the same saying that he cleaned his slate roller coasters to make them look like new.

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