‘incredible! ’ mrs hinch fans share ‘much cheaper’ trick for limescale

Mrs Hinch fans often share cleaning tips and tricks with one another on Facebook pages, which have been created in honour of the cleaning influencer. Mrs Hinch rose to fame thanks to her

social media presence, and she now has four million – and counting – followers on Instagram. All sorts of cleaning tips and tricks are shared amongst Mrs Hinch fans, including how to get rid

of limescale in toilets. On one Facebook page, with over 10,000 members, Natasha Saggs wrote: “Need advice on how to remove limescale in my toilets, I’ve used the tablets etc and not

working.” The post was inundated with comments in minutes and other Mrs Hinch fans had a plethora of tips and tricks to share. Some pieces of advice included using natural cleaning methods,

while other cleaning enthusiasts recommended using chemical products. READ MORE: 'GREAT PRODUCT' TO USE DAILY ON THE TOILET TO PREVENT STAINS Some Mrs Hinch fans advised using

white vinegar. Jemma Smith wrote: “Empty the toilet as much as possible then fill with white vinegar. Leave over night – if it’s really bad you might need to do it twice.” Suzanne

Bessent-Rothwell said: “Drain the water out and use vinegar.” Nikki House advised: “Rub a 2p coin on limescale, gets it done!” Others recommended Black Harpic. Emma Roberts Storrie said:

“Black Harpic and Black Harpic tablets.” Fiona Tugwell wrote: “The Harpic limescale remover (black bottle) is brilliant, I always use it when I need to clear the limescale away.” Amanda

Sturdy added: “I used white wine vinegar and bicarbonate of soda left for a while, scrubbed then overnight I put in Harpic toilet tablet and in the morning my toilet was as good as new.”