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Mrs Hinch shares £2.50 cleaning spray she uses for sparkling kitchens and windows

Sophie Hinchliffe, known as Mrs Hinch, has shared her favourite cleaning product: Flash Cleaning Spray with Bleach, which typically costs £2.50. The mum-of-three, who has 4.8 million Instagram followers, says the spray helps keep her kitchen and windows gleaming, and Tesco's product description highlights its streak-free shine.

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Cleaning influencer's budget favourite

Mrs Hinch, whose real name is Sophie Hinchliffe, has shared the £2.50 cleaning spray she relies on to keep her kitchen sink and windows sparkling. The mum-of-three, who has 4.8 million followers on Instagram, recently posted a carousel of images and footage to her account featuring her children, dogs, and farm animals, with one slide showing her cleaning routine.

In the video, Ms Hinchliffe uses the product — Flash Cleaning Spray with Bleach — on her sink, draining board, taps, sink mats, and kitchen windows. She sprays it liberally on surfaces before wiping them down with a cloth, and uses a narrow duster to remove dust from the window area.

Product details and price

The spray is widely available in supermarkets and generally costs around £2.50, though prices may vary with promotions and discounts. According to the product description on Tesco's website, it "cuts grease" and is "perfect for cleaning almost any hard surface in your home", leaving a "100% streak-free shine".

Who is Mrs Hinch?

Sophie Hinchliffe launched her Instagram account in March 2018, sharing cleaning tips and product recommendations. Within two years she had gained two million followers, and she now has nearly five million. She has since released books, homeware, and cleaning products, and has worked with Maybelline. In March 2021, The Guardian named her podcast with husband Jamie, "All the Best (and Worst) with Mr and Mrs Hinch", as its podcast of the week.

In her recent post, Ms Hinchliffe marked the end of August with a caption: "Goodbye, August. Hello, September." She wrote: "Goodbye, August. Thank you for the memories, the lessons, the celebrations. September, let's go!"

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Daily Express

Framing: Promotes a £2.50 cleaning spray used by Mrs Hinch for gleaming kitchens and windows. — Promotional and admiring

as of Sep 1, 2026, 4:17 PM UTC

Facts Included:

Mrs Hinch, whose real name is Sophie Hinchliffe, is a mum-of-three with 4.8 million Instagram followers.
The spray is Flash Cleaning Spray with Bleach, generally retailing at £2.50.
The article quotes Tesco's website: the spray 'cuts grease' and is 'perfect for cleaning almost any hard surface in your home', delivering a '100% streak-free shine.'
Mrs Hinch is 36 years old.
Her Instagram account was launched in March 2018, and she had two million followers in two years.
The Guardian named her podcast 'All The Best (and Worst) with Mr and Mrs Hinch' as its 'podcast of the week' in March 2021.
She has a collaboration with Maybelline.
She holds a Level 3 hairdressing certificate and still does 'occasional cut and colour for family and friends'.
Mrs Hinch's caption said: 'Goodbye, August. Thank you for the memories, the lessons, the celebrations, the opportunities, and everything in between. September... let's go!'

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Liverpool Echo

Framing: Mrs Hinch shares a £2.50 cleaning spray that makes kitchens and windows gleaming

as of Sep 1, 2026, 2:17 PM UTC

Facts Included:

Mrs Hinch's real name is Sophie Hinchliffe
She started her Instagram account in March of 2018
The spray is Flash Cleaning Spray with Bleach
The spray typically costs £2.50
The product description on Tesco website says it 'cuts grease' and is 'perfect for cleaning almost any hard surface in your home', leaves a '100% streak-free shine'
She has released books, homeware, and cleaning products
She had two million followers in two years
She has almost five million followers now
She released a podcast with her husband Jamie
The Guardian recommended the podcast as 'podcast of the week' in March 2021
She now works with Maybelline

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Claim	Confidence	Status
ClaimMrs Hinch has released books, homeware, and cleaning products.	ConfidenceMedium	StatusSingle-source via Liverpool Echo as of Sep 1, 2026, 2:17 PM UTC

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2 distinct · 2 mastheads · 2 articles consulted: Daily Express, Liverpool Echo 1 claim extracted Version 1 Written 2026-09-01