Mrs Hinch’s secret spoon hack shows how filthy plug holes REALLY are – and people are disgusted by the results
SOMETIMES out of sight out of mind is the best approach to cleaning, but, unfortunately, that means some areas of the home end up being forgotten.
One such area is your kitchen plug hole as Mrs Hinch has shown, and cleaning fanatics are disgusted by the discovery after witnessing their own.
The Aussie cleaning fan used bicarb and vinegar to get her drain spotless admitting she used a butter knife, instead of a spoon, to remove the cap.
Others were both shocked an amazed to discover the commonly unknown hack, with one woman commenting: "So I'm scrolling facey with a cuppa, come across this post and now getting out of bed to clean my kitchen sink.....I should be relaxing on a day off."
"I did mine tonight. The smell was god awful but it was so satisfying afterwards," said another.
And a third admitted: "Omg mine was putrid! I've only been here a couple of years and it's not a very old house but it's obviously never been cleaned."
If you're after more cleaning tips and tricks, this woman gets her limescale-covered tap sparkling in no time using a 2p coin.
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