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LET'S be honest, having a good scrub of your living room door probably isn't particularly high on your to-do list.

But if you're worried it's starting to look a little grubby, online cleaning sensation Mrs Hinch has shared a super-simple trick to get it looking brand new.

 Mrs Hinch joined Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby on today's This Morning
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Mrs Hinch joined Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby on today's This MorningCredit: Instagram

Known for her budget-friendly hacks and fun-filled Instagram stories, Mrs Hinch - AKA former hairdresser Sophie Hinchcliffe - has become an internet sensation.

She's amassed over 400,000 Instagram followers by posting snaps of her immaculate interiors, inspiring her self-named "Hinch Army" to get cleaning.

The 28-year-old is now so popular she was invited to appear on today's This Morning, where she gave hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby some handy tips.

It was her hack for cleaning doors that really caused viewers to prick up their ears.

 Mrs Hinch revealed that she uses fabric conditioner to clean her doors
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Mrs Hinch revealed that she uses fabric conditioner to clean her doorsCredit: Rex Features
 She mixes the conditioner with water, before wiping a scourer in circular motions
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She mixes the conditioner with water, before wiping a scourer in circular motionsCredit: Rex Features

Sophie explained to Holly and Phil: "This is a very quick hack to be able to wipe away the marks but not the actual paint itself."

She poured a cup of fabric conditioner (yep, you read that right) into a bowl of water, mixed it up and wiped the door with a scourer.

She did this this in a circular motion, explaining: "It lifts it straight up."

And that wasn't the only trick Mrs Hinch had up her sleeve.

 Mrs Hinch went through a number of hacks with Phil and Holly
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Mrs Hinch went through a number of hacks with Phil and HollyCredit: Rex Features

To clear a blocked sink, she advised viewers to pour a cup full of soda crystals down their plugholes, followed by the same amount of white vinegar.

She said: "Leave it for up to 30 minutes, then boil the kettle and just wash it all away. I do it about once a fortnight."

For greasy cookers, she uses Stardrops' The Pink Stuff - one of her favourite products - telling Holly and Phil: "Add it to the scourer side and it will literally rub it in and wipe away."

As for mattress stains, she said: "Bicarb, sprinkle on the area and rub in with latex glove. Then hoover it off after an hour."

 Mrs Hinch rose to fame thanks to her Instagram posts
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Mrs Hinch rose to fame thanks to her Instagram postsCredit: Instagram
 Sophie is meticulous with her cleaning products
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Sophie is meticulous with her cleaning productsCredit: Sophie Hinchcliffe
 As expected, Mrs Hinch's home is immaculate
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As expected, Mrs Hinch's home is immaculateCredit: Sophie Hinchcliffe

Speaking exclusively to Fabulous Online last week, Sophie said she didn't go looking for online fame and only created her Mrs Hinch Home account two years ago to avoid "clogging up my personal Instagram and boring everyone with home pictures".

As for her unexpected internet success?

She still remains "overwhelmed" by the response she's had.

After all, "cleaning has always been there. Everyone has always done it. It’s not like I’ve invented something new.

"But I’ve put a spin on it where it’s not boring anymore."

Previously, Mrs Hinch revealed the one product you need for a sparkling hob…. and you can pick it up in Poundstretcher.

What household items can double up as cleaning products? From lemons and bicarbonate of soda to vinegar.

And this naked cleaner has told how she earns £57k-a-year by scrubbing homes in the buff for just 16 hours a week.

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