Mrs hinch fans share £1 hack for removing limescale from shower doors

Cleaning star Mrs Hinch, whose full name is Sophie Hinchliffe, became famous after she shared her cleaning advice on social media and TV. The cleaning enthusiast has managed to gain over 4.2

million followers on Instagram. Now, fans of hers have created their own social media groups dedicated to cleaning and tidying tips. One of the groups, which has 631,000 members, receives

hundreds of tips each day. On the group, Facebook user Emma Thompson asked Mrs Hinch fans how to remove limescale from her shower doors. She said: “Hey everyone! Trying to get stubborn marks

off my shower door, any tips? “Seems to be like limescale?” READ MORE: HOMEOWNERS CAN ADD £10,000 TO THEIR HOME WITH ONE INTERIOR CHANGE Fairy Original Washing Up Liquid Green with

LiftAction can be purchased for £1.30 from Morrisons. Fairy Original Washing Up Liquid 780ml is available at Wilko for £1.80. Other suggestions for moving the limescale included using

Viakal, daily shower shine spray, half a lemon and shaving foam. Helen Sanders said: “I Use Daily Shower Shine from Tesco. “Spray on glass after each shower and you won't have problems.

“I probably only have to rub a few limescale build ups once a year. “Makes your life so easy. However, it requires everybody in your household to carry out this procedure.” Catherine

Hastings Was Ions wrote: “I always use Viakal, it’s brilliant.” Gillian Pupilli said: “Nilco glass and mirror cleaner is amazing.” Marion Sullivan wrote: “Rub half a fresh lemon over the

door, rinse off and dry.” Becky Darby suggested: “Shaving foam.” Sam Smith said: “Nana’s secret. Brilliant stuff.”