MRS Hinch has revealed how she transformed her kids’ green stained treehouse in minutes.
So if you’ve neglected your garden all winter and need some advice on how to clean it, you’ve come to the right place.
Particularly if you’ve got garden furniture that’s covered in moss, this is just what you need.
The cleanfluencer, whose real name is Sophie Hinchliffe, explained that she uses a jet washer to get her grubby garden looking glam in no time.
Yesterday, the mum-of-two, who has amassed a staggering 4.8 million followers and is friends with Stacey Solomon, took to social media to share the process of cleaning her kids’ treehouse - and it’s super satisfying.
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In the short clip shared on her Instagram stories, we saw the influencer use her jet wash to get her childrens’ grubby treehouse sparkling.
Alongside the post, Sophie penned: “We jet washed the boys’ treehouse yesterday.”
As the powerful machine instantly removed the green moss, making the treehouse look brand new, Mrs Hinch beamed: “Satisfaction level 100!”
In the next story post, after finishing the treehouse clean, Sophie proudly showed off a snap of her three alpacas, alongside her dog Henry chilling in the garden.
With the now cleaned treehouse in the background, Sophie penned: “Henry and the floofs loving the sun!
“The weather here yesterday was so beautiful, but today it’s raining and crazy wind.
“One of my hens almost blew across the garden.”
If you fancy giving jet washing a try, Loose Women star Stacey Solomon recently revealed her simple trick that makes it much easier.
She advised: “Top jet wash tip - start high.”
She then recommended: “Don’t forget the walls before the floor!
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"Otherwise your wall gunk will seep into your clean floor!”
Sophie’s gardening cleaning clip comes after she recently admitted that her ‘mind is a mess’ as she shared an emotional therapy message to fans.
Sophie, who is mother to sons Ronnie and Lennie, bravely opened up about her love of cleaning, as she revealed that looking after her home is her ‘therapy’ and ‘always will be’.
Posting on social media, alongside a clip of her cleaning her home, Sophie explained: “I’ve realised over the years that cleaning has a whole different meaning to me.
“I feel like it’s not uncommon for people to be dismissive or unappreciative of those who enjoy cleaning or those who work as cleaners.
Cleaning IS my therapy. And always will be
Mrs Hinch
“This is because they don’t see the importance of the job and often assume it’s just a menial task.
“But without those who clean our homes, our hospitals, our work spaces, our schools, in fact our everywhere, the world as we know it now… would be complete chaos.
“So this is just a polite reminder to look around today and appreciate the importance of all the roles people play in our lives.”
In the video, Sophie attached text that penned: “If she randomly starts cleaning everything… just let her.
“The home may not be a mess but maybe her mind FEELS a mess.
“She’s not ‘crazy’. Instead, give her a hug.
“Cleaning IS my therapy. And always will be.”
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