** WIN ** Bundle of 3 Best Selling Mrs Hinch Books!
I’m sure many of you are huge fans of Mrs Hinch, I know I enjoy watching her tap to tidy videos and using some of her top tips for cleaning in our own home. I also watch, completely amazed at how her whole house remains spotless despite having a little one, a dog and now another baby on the way. I wish I could say that our house was as tidy, or my life as organised, or that I had a passion for cleaning like she does, but with these trio of books maybe I can finally discover a love of cleaning!
We have three of Mrs Hinch’s best selling books to giveaway to one lucky reader with a RRP of over £38. Included in the set are :
Mrs Hinch The Little Book of Lists
As you all know, nothing helps me feel more organised than putting pen to paper and getting everything that’s buzzing around my head down on to the page.Inside you’ll find loads of Hinch Lists and Fresh’n Up Fridays to help you plan your hinching, as well as Tadaa Lists which I love to look back on and feel proud of.Nothing feels better than ticking off those boxes and putting down my crystal pen at the end of a productive day.I really hope you’ll find this Little Book of Lists, all together in one place, helpful!Happy hinching, Hinchers!
Hinch Yourself Happy
Cleaning – aka hinching – doesn’t have to be that job you dread, not when Mrs Hinch is here to show you her sparkly ways.At over 3 million followers and counting, she has taken the nation by storm with her infectiously addictive charm, clever tidying tips and passionate belief in cleaning. Mrs Hinch invites you into her home and while inside you’ll discover how a spot of cleaning is the perfect way to cleanse the soul. She’ll even share the story of Mr and Mrs Hinch and their gorgeous boy, Henry.
Mrs Hinch The Activity Journal
This little book is all about giving yourself the gift of time out: time to plan, time to dream, time to relax, time for us to have a bit of a giggle and a de-stress.We all live such stressful lives and it can be hard to take a moment just to breathe, but I want this book to be all about YOU. Something that we can all enjoy together.So, make yourself a cuppa and curl up with this journal on the sofa in the mornings, or use it to wind down every evening before bed.
WIN!!!!!
To enter simply follow the link below and one winner will be chosen at random and notified via email at close of giveaway on 7th February. Good luck!
** We were gifted a bundle of books to include within the blog **
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Use fairy liquid on stains pre wash
My best tip is clean as you go ……….if you see it you clean it
Do little and often, so you don’t have to spend your whole weekend cleaning!
Invaluable for family life and harmony
I always say clean up as you go because it is always harder to go back to.
My best cleaning tip is to use natural products where possible, lemon juice, white vinegar etc
Remove built-up film from hard-water minerals by soaking stemware in white vinegar for five minutes
To Clean Shower heads : Mix 1/3-cup baking soda with one-cup white vinegar in the bag. The baking soda will react with the vinegar causing it to bubble, so we recommend doing this in a sink. Secure the bag over your dirty showerhead with a rubber band. Make sure the head is completely covered in the solution.
I find cleaning is much more efficient if I pick one task (dusting, vacuuming, mopping) and do the same task in every room in the house, rather than cleaning the kitchen, the bathrooms and then the bedrooms. Doing it that way prevents you from feeling like you’re in an endless cleaning cycle, starting the same task over and over again.
My cleaning tip is to use the cut side of a lemon on your cutting board to get rid of stains and smells.
bicarbonate of soda. just that. for pretty much everything including aborbing smells
Fill your roasting pan with water after use and let it stand. Makes it much easier to clean.
Don’t put it off clean as you go.
My best tip is to put a bowl of water with lemon in the microwave for 4 minutes to loosen any food before cleaning
Put some vinegar in water and wash your windows then dry of with old newspaper they come up perfect.
Little and often makes life easier and keeps things looking good
My favourite cleaning tip is to use normal white toothpaste to clean the scorched base of an iron!
Little and often because otherwise it just gets overwhelming!
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Clean and tidy as you go so you are not faced with a monumental task which feels unapproachable
Clean one room at a time, moving materials etc to the next room, after cleaning each room spray with air freshener and close door.
Keep on top of it and don’t let it pile up!
baking powder with a little water for burnt pans works a treat
I was really struggling to get the light grout cleaning on my kitchen floor having tried loads of products. Finally someone recommended HG Mould Spray and that has got the grout looking like new! This is bound to help someone else!
Dont let it build up
Look behind the bed !
Get the kids to do it make them earn their pocket money
Mix bicarbonate of soda with vinegar to clean the hob
Clean mirrors with scrunched up newspaper pages. My Nan showed me how to do it and it really gets rid of smears.
Don’t put off till tomorrow what you can do today. That way you keep on top of it
Lime juice cleans up limescale really well!
Mine is little and often and then it never feels like a chore
My best cleaning tip is to not put so much pressure on yourself to have a perfectly clean house from top to bottom.
When you’re feeling overwhelmed, do something small and congratulate yourself for doing so.
Use soda crystals regularly down the sink drain to keep it clear and clean
My best cleaning tip is to use Rainex on the windows so when it rains the water just runs off and leaves the windows clear
use tootbrush for nooks and crannies
My best tip is using white vinegar to clean windows.
My best tip is to do little bits every day. That way you never feel as if you have lost control
Hoover the stairs when guests are coming over as it gives the appearance of a tidy house when they walk in
start different sections at a time
do it straight away
Do a bit every day – it doesnt feel like such a big job then
Work from the top down as dust rises
A;ways clean th bath as soon as you get out of it bebore the ring can set so much easier. use cheap mouth wash in your washing machine to get ride of nasty smells
Make yourself a check list. It keeps me motivated to get things done
Always wanted to read these!
Best tip is to use white vinegar to remove limescale
Do a little at a time and don’t stress over whether it’s perfect as the perfectly tidy & clean home is one where no-one lives!
My best cleaning tip is to pop a dishwasher tablet into the empty drum of your washing machine and run it through, it cleans it much better than those expensive cleaners.
Little and often
Do a little and often so it does not seem overwhelming.
Put on some good tunes, music makes cleaning more fun!
Clear and clean as you go to avoid a build up
Do a little each day and try and keep on top of things
Just to do a little bit at a time and clean up after yourself!
my best cleaning tip would be to use washing powder to clean the bath, it smells nice and is a great abrasive!
Keep old tooth brushes. They are excellent for getting into hard to reach corners and grouting.
little and often is always better than one massive spring clean.
My tip is to put music on when you do your household chores! It doesn’t seem like such a chore when you are pretending you are back in a club in the 8ps and dance like no one is watching! Time goes by then so quickly and before you know it, jobs done!
Use Vinegar for your windows
Try and get yourself (and your family) into a good cleaning routine and do a little each and every day. This is so much easier than letting things build up!
Music is key, 1 room at a time
Use Vinegar to Get Rid of Hard Water Spots
My best tips are –
1) never leave a room empty handed, take something that doesn’t belong in there with you
2) if it takes less than 5 minutes just do it there and then
3) set a timer for 5 or 10 minutes and tidy as much as you can in that time, you get more done as you know you get a break soon and are working against the clock
Keep on top of it!
Set your alarm and give yourself half an hour to get cleaning. Have all your cloths and products ready. Start your music playing and go. You will be amazed how much you get done and you might find you will continue over the half hour, especially if your not quite finished cleaning something.
Lemon juice mixed with water to clean and shine stainless steel
Keep a micro cloth to wipe down the bathroom everytime f8nish 8n the morn8ngs and it will look good enough all day
Having a routine
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Rubbing a wet 2p on taps to remove limescale. Actually works.
Make sure the whole family have chores and it’s not just you that’s doing all the work!
Tidy up as you go along and do little but often cleans – 10 minute jobs
Make sure you always clean/tidy up as you go
Have a good rotation plan so even the jobs you dont like to do get done eventually
I always clean as I go and I make a list of jobs that I want to get done
I always clean as I go and make a list of what I want to get done
Remove built-up film from hard-water minerals by soaking stemware in white vinegar for five minutes. Then rinse by hand and dry with a microfiber cloth.
Do Little and often is a good tip but also the pink stuff will clean pretty much anything so make sure you always have some in the cupboard.
Clean the floors first and then do the rest as I should be the first thing as you already had to move things any way so I makes it easier.
Add a fresh scent to your kitchen by cutting up a lemon and running a couple of small slices through the bin disposal
Dust from top to bottom so you don’t displace dirt on to lower surfaces you cleaned before.
My best tip is to not try and do everything at once. Do a little each day or every other day.
Baking powder is an ingredient everyone has in their home, it’s cheap, non toxic and is amazing for so many stains
A cleaning kit upstairs and down
Makes cleaning less of a chore
Cleaning little and often
It will never become a bore
Plan what you are going to do and get stuck in straight after breakfast!
lemon juice to clean your microwave
My best cleaning tip is not to leave things for long, clean as you go!
I get all the family to help
Use baby oil on stainless steel to get rid of marks and make it gleam like new x
Have a regular cleaning routine, little and often
Use natural cleaning products like vinegar
Use dental floss to clean around cooker knobs
Mine is to do little and often so it doesn’t become overwhelming.
Tidy as you go along. There’s nothing worse than finishing a big task and then having to start clearing up.
Screwed up newspaper to clean mirrors and small windows.
Use a dishwasher tablet to easily clean the glass oven doors
Get someone else to do it
Little and often! Don’t try to clean a full room in one go, break it down into little tasks and do one at a time, makes you feel like you’ve achieved something
My tip is to put some lively music on as you clean and it’s much more fun.
use white vinegar mix for cleaning windows
Use baby oil on stainless steel to get rid of marks and make it gleam like new
Always tidy the kitchen before bed so you don’t get up to a mess!
Clean as you go then you never end up with a huge cleaning job which puts you off before you even start
Baking soda for stains!
Get the whole family to do a bit so its over quicker, meaning more time for fun and family
If you peel off stickers that for example your child has plastered over their wardrobe and it leaves that sticky dirty mark. Spray plenty of furniture polish on it. Leave for 5 mins and then gently rub with a dry cloth. The sticky residue will come away.
White vinegar wins hands down on all cleaning jobs. I use it on windows, to descale the kettle, wipe over surfaces in the bathroom. the list is endless
Stick to a rota so you’re doing at least one major task everyday and clean up after yourself as you go in the kitchen and bathroom
Use a toothbrush to clean around taps.