Mrs Hinch fans shares 68p hack that removes rust from stainless steel in minutes with barely any effort
CLEANING CAN seem like a chore to many – spending hours scrubbing your kitchen surfaces and mopping the floors just isn’t the way most of us want to spend our time.
And in particular, keeping stainless steel clean can be a bit of a task, with rust developing on your sink causing a real nuisance.
If the thought of getting your Marigold’s on and scrubbing away sends shivers down your spine, fear not.
Luckily for you, Mrs Hinch fans have come to the rescue and have shared their quick, simple trick for getting rid of rust from stainless steel in minutes, without the hassle.
Not only is it an ‘easy’ method, but you won’t have to worry about spending loads of money on fancy cleaning products.
In fact, with this clever hack, you’ll only need to spend 68p.
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Ever since cleaning sensation Mrs Hinch, otherwise known as Sophie Hinchliffe, took to Instagram, cleaning tips and tricks have become more and more popular.
There’s even Facebook groups where cleaning fanatics share their hacks for getting their homes spotless.
And the latest hack focuses on getting rid of rust without the scrubbing.
Posting on Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips Facebook page, one woman asked fellow cleaners for advice on how to clean stainless steel.
Claire McNicol wrote: “Hello lovely people! Does anyone have any recommendations for cleaning, what appears to be, rust off a stainless steel towel rail radiator? Many thanks.”
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The post was inundated with comments in minutes as other Mrs Hinch fans had a plethora of tips and tricks to offer.
But one hack stood out from the rest, especially as it costs just pennies and many may already have the secret in their kitchen cupboards – tin foil.
Tin foil costs just 68p in Asda and is similarly cheap in other supermarkets and shops.
Interestingly, it is an effective household product for getting rid of rust on stainless steel surfaces.
One person wrote: “Tomato sauce with scrunched up tin foil rubbed hard works a treat.”
A second recommended: “Screwed up foil, works great. Give it a good rub.”
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Another said: “Scrunched up foil works wonders.”
Someone else added: “Scrunched up foil and Pink Stuff works wonders then shine with glass cleaner.”