Mrs Hinch reveals her genius space-saving way of storing her pans in kitchen cupboards and it’s so simple

NO matter how long we spend trying to organise them, there's something about our kitchen cupboards which is just impossible to keep tidy. Fact.

That said, the random selection of pots and pans we throw in there is no doubt making this problem worse - but thankfully, Mrs Hinch has revealed a quick and easy solution to this common household hang-up.

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Yesterday afternoon, the cleaning influencer posted a video of herself unpacking her sleek new saucepans on her Instagram stories.

She then stacked the saucepans from largest to smallest in her kitchen cupboard popped the two larger lids in a rail next to them.

But while Mrs Hinch was showing off her stick-on Poundstretcher rail which she uses to store her tin-foil, one of her 3m followers messaged Sophie to tell her a more effective way to store her pans.

And just when we thought her cupboards couldn't get ANY tidier, Sophie explained: "Someone messaged me and said, 'turn your saucepan lids upside down and then sit the pans on top of each other.'"

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"Everyone probably knew this," Sophie continued. "But I didn't!"

Needless to say, Sophie's followers then started messaging her to tell her what a game-changer this kitchen cupboard hack was.

One replied: "Mind blown!!!!!!!"

Another raved: "OMG this is brill - I didn't know this, thank you."

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• Swan Retro 5 Piece Pan Set, £69.99 from Swan -

For the remaining two frying pans which came in the set, the social media star placed them in a Lakeland bakeware organising rail she'd bought on eBay.

But that's not the only home-organising hack we've learnt from the cleaning sensation of late.

Earlier this week, we revealed the star's method for keeping her sheets fresh and grouped together.

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