Mrs Hinch shares genius tutorial for removing dirt off walls WITHOUT scraping off the paint

NO doubt about it, online sensation Mrs Hinch has sparked something of a cleaning revolution.

Famous for her budget-friendly must-haves and super easy tips and tricks, the cleaning influencer - who boasts over 1.3million Instagram followers - has now shared her totally ingenious method for getting dirty marks off walls without ruining the paint.

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Sharing her straight-forward tips on her Instagram stories last night, Sophie Hinchcliffe (AKA Mrs Hinch) filmed a quick tutorial detailing how she removes dirty marks from her walls.

Firstly, the Essex-based influencer filled up a tub of warm water mixed with one cap of fabric softener.

Pointing out the spots of dirt left on her walls by her spaniel Henry, Sophie then quickly gave the area a dust-down using feather duster, Dave.

FYI for those of you who aren't already diehard members of the Hinch Army, the cleaning sensation has names for each of her beloved utensils.

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Then, using her beloved Minky - the £2.49 anti-bacterial cleaning pad which has now sold out across the UK - Mrs Hinch wiped the walls clean with the warm, diluted fabric softener.

And just like that, the small spots of dirt were gone.

Narrating the entire process, Mrs Hinch said: "This mixture is not strong enough to take off all of the paintwork but it's strong enough to take off any marks.

"It makes the whole house smell of washing and it doesn't damage your carpets."

To be totally honest, we wish we'd thought of it ourselves.

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