Ms. Hinch , a cleaning lady whose real name is Sophie Hinchliffe, became famous on social media. The star has attracted more than four million followers on her Instagram page.
Inspired by his clever tricks, cleaning fans have set up their own social media groups dedicated to sharing effective techniques.
One member of the group asked for advice on how to clean a baking sheet with cake tins without damaging the coating.
One person commented, "If you just soak them in hot, soapy water, they'll stay alive. "
A second online user said, "I've never cleaned mine, I only use Yorkshires and muffins, muffins come in boxes and every dry Yorkie I've just cleaned."
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Another recommended: "Dishwashing tablets and very hot water. "
One person said, "When I was growing up, I was told not to clean them, just wipe them with paper towels. "
"If you wash as soon as you can before the oil dries, or soak the elbow grease, it should be easily removed," said another.
One member of the group recommended using a Brillo tampon.
"Always let them soak before you try to wash them," said another.
"I immerse myself for a good hour and then wash with a normal sponge."
One internet user wrote: "I'll be honest, my tablets were from my grandmother. They have not been in such a new condition for 50 years.
"We wash in hot, soapy water and dry and now use muffin boxes when friends come over. Otherwise grease lightly.
The person added, "A little fear while cooking doesn't harm anyone. Good pastries.
One member of the group wrote, "Don't worry about marks on the shapes.
"They won't interfere with your kitchen. Mine are almost black, but I know they are clean.
Another group member explained that spraying oil on a tin tray can remove the coating, adding, "In the future, I would only grease it with butter and then wipe it off afterwards. Let cool a little or soak in warm water. And clean .
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