Mrs Hinch fans go wild over Poundstretcher cupboard poles which keep bin bags, cloths and cleaning supplies organised
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OKAY we'll admit it - the cupboard underneath our kitchen is always an absolute state... regardless of how often we try and tidy it.
But rather than simply chucking all our cleaning supplies, bin bags and odd bits and pieces in there without a second thought, Mrs Hinch fans are raving about a cheap rail from Poundstretcher they use to organise it all.
Sophie - who runs the - picked up one of rails after seeing Mrs Hinch rave about them on her Instagram stories.
Sharing a photo of her perfectly tidy cupboard, Sophie wrote: "This makes me so happy. Bought two of these as recommended by Mrs Hinch.
";If anyone is like me and hates having bin liners lying in a drawer of cupboard, having them on a pole makes life so much easier and keeps thing nice and tidy."
The cleaning fan placed both her normal bin liners and recycling bags on one of the poles - which makes for a faff-free way to go about this tedious chore.
On the second rail, Sophie proudly displayed all her cleaning utensils - including her Mrs Hinch-inspired Minky, "Dave the duster" and household cloths.
After using the hashtag #hinchmystorage, Sophie's post caught the eye of Mrs Hinch - who shared the picture with her three million followers via her Instagram stories and added: "Yay you bought these too! I still have mine.
"And I love how you've used them for bin liners too!"
Unfortunately, Sophie's exact Poundstretcher rails are unavailable to order online but the brand's other rails cost anywhere between £1.79 and £2.50.
In other words, you'll find us clearing the shelves of our local store this weekend.
- Suction Power Rail, £5.99 from eBay -
But if you don't have a store near you then all hope is not lost because eBay is selling an almost identical version for just £6.
The metal rail has two suction pads on either side which make it ideal for bathrooms and kitchens and has eight hooks for hanging your everyday items off.
Commenting on Sophie's original post, one user replied: "Oh my gosh, I love this idea!!"
Another raved: "Love this idea for bin bags?!?!"
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