Abigail Malbon
Mrs Hinch home cleaning: discover her 29 most recommended products for the ultimate deep clean. From carpet cleaning to her favourite cloth and sponges, plus her ultimate favourite cleaning products.
Mrs Hinch is always pleasing her fans with cleaning hacks and product recommendations. The author and Instagram star, who now has over 4.4 million followers including Eamonn Holmes, Katie Piper and Stacey Solomon, has become hugely influential - even making her beloved Minky cloth sell out across the UK. We have gathered up Mrs Hinch's favourite cleaning products all in one place so you can shop them for yourself.
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Mrs. Hinch has plenty of cleaning must-haves – and we've put together the cleanfluencer's ultimate shopping list
What will you find on a list of Mrs Hinch's top cleaning products? To start, tumble dryer sheets – which she even uses to keep her blinds dust-free in another savvy cleaning hack – and the handy "miracle cleaning paste" The Pink Stuff, which she swears by.
Lenor tumble dryer sheets, from £8.91, Amazon
The Pink Stuff, £4.40, Amazon
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Getting started: Mrs Hinch's top clean machines
Mrs Hinch absolutely swears by a handful of motorised cleaning tools that make her life easier. You can deep clean like the Little Book of Lists author with the help of three of her favourites: a Flash Powermop, Sonic Scrubber and Shark vacuum.
Flash Powermop starter kit, £32, Amazon
Shark Duo Clean cordless vacuum cleaner, £229, Amazon
SonicScrubber electric cleaning brush, £18.99, Amazon
Mrs Hinch's top FIVE cleaning products
Sophie previously shared some of her top cleaning tips in an interview with HELLO!, and narrowed down her extensive list of favourite products to a top five. "In no particular order because you wouldn’t make someone choose a favourite between their children… Flash Bathroom with Febreze (very important), CIF Stainless Steel Spray, Pine Toilet Cleaner, 1001 Carpet Spray and Zoflora," she said.
Zoflora concentrated disinfectant, £11.99, Amazon
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For the washing machine drawer, Mrs Hinch uses Flash Bathroom as it removes any build-up of conditioner. “It works really well,” she said, “and it smells amazing.”
Flash Bathroom Spray with Febreze, from £3, Amazon
Cif stainless steel cleaner, £4.50, Amazon
Harpic Active Fresh Cleaning Gel in Pine Scent, £1.20, Amazon
1001 carpet fresh spray, £5.03, Amazon
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Mrs Hinch's favourite cleaning cloths and sponges
Minky sponge wipes, £5.00, Amazon
Mop Slippers, £7.99, eBay
Sph2onge set, £19.99, Sph2onge
In April 2019, Sophie shared a cleaning post using a pink sph2onge to her millions of followers and Sph2onge received a monumental amount of attention. It was official: SPh2ONGE had been HINCHED!
Blitz your washing up and other cleaning chores with this Hinch-approved tool. We've even seen Sophie clean the inside of her windows in minutes with this nifty product!
Dishmatic cleaner and refills, £5.43, Amazon
Mrs Hinch's favourite bathroom cleaners and disinfectants
If you’re planning on stocking up, Cif Power and Shine wipes, Duck Fresh toilet discs, Viakal Original Limescale Remover Spray and Bloo Foam Aroma are all Mrs Hinch essentials to keep her bathrooms clean, while bicarbonate of soda is a great natural alternative to chemical-laden products that has multiple uses, such as cutting through grease and grime, cleaning floors or even in your laundry.
Dettol disinfectant spray for hard and soft surfaces, £2.99, Superdrug
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Bicarbonate of soda, £8.75, Amazon
Cif Cream, £3.43, Amazon
Duck fresh disks, £5, Sainsbury's
Viakal Original Limescale Remover Spray, £2.50, Wilko
Bloo Foamaroma loo powder, £4.13, Amazon
Mrs Hinch's favourite laundry essentials
Mrs Hinch loves to fake tan – which means working extra hard to get the marks out of her white bedsheets! Luckily she shared some of the laundry products she loves on Instagram.
Ace For Whites, £2, Morrisons
Mrs Hinch's woodwork secret
The cleaning-obsessive also shared her top tip that she couldn't live without, telling HELLO!: "I love to wash my skirting boards and woodwork (doors, frames etc) with a mix of fabric softener and water, and we can’t forget Minky, the star of the show! Makes the house smell absolutely divine and works a treat at getting any scuffs off without wrecking the paint." Her favourite scent? Lenor's Spring Awakening.
Lenor Spring Awakening Fabric Conditioner, from £5.74, Amazon
Mrs Hinch's favourite cleaning tools
What's a good home deep clean without some handy cleaning tools? And Mrs Hinch has quite the collection.
Here are some Mrs Hinch favourites that you can pick up on Amazon ASAP and get started.
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Pledge duster starter kit, £6.05, Amazon
Vileda 1-2 Spray Mop, from £21.50, Amazon
How Mrs Hinch handles pet odours and stains
Ideal for getting rid of pet odour in your home, a sprinkle of this magic stuff will do the trick.
Neutradol Carpet Deodoriser, £3.28, Amazon
And Mrs Hinch swears by this nifty product for getting rid of any paw prints on her carpet.
Dr. Beckmann Pet Stain and Odour Remover, £3.50, Wilko
The cleaning and laundry experts at Dr. Beckmann made the impossible task of cleaning up after your pets so much easier with this Pet Stain and Odour Remover. It became an internet sensation with recommendations from cleaning Instagram guru Mrs Hinch, as well as Queen of Clean and reality stars Olivia Bowen and Louise Thompson, across their Instagram channels.
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£5.00, Amazon
£8, Amazon
£6.49, Amazon
Happy cleaning!
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