Mrs Hinch fans rave about simple trick to rid windows of streaks and smudges

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Ms Hinch Fans Rave About Simple Trick To Remove Streaks And Smudges From Windows

Sometimes it can seem impossible to give your home a thorough cleaning and tidying from top to bottom.

But one part of your home that can seemingly be impossible to clean are the shiny surfaces that always end up staining no matter how hard you try.

And even after cleaning stains on windows and mirrors, they come back just as quickly.

Fans of Mrs. Hinch (pictured) came to the rescue to clean the stained shiny surfaces once and for all.

The easy to make home remedy of a mixture of water and white vinegar is excellent for cleaning windows

The easy to make home remedy of a mixture of water and white vinegar is excellent for cleaning windows

But luckily, fans of the household goddess, Mrs. Hinch, came to the rescue to clean up those stained surfaces once and for all.

Mary Davidson posted on Mrs Hinch’s Cleaning Tips Facebook page, which has more than 620,000 members, seeking help after struggling to keep surfaces clean.

Mary asked the members: ‘What’s the best window cleaner, sick of the streaks?’

And over 140 comments have been left to your home cleaning question, with helpful people happy to share their best tips, the Mirror reports.

Most of the commenters shared the same basic trick: they suggested the easy-to-make home remedy of a mixture of water and white vinegar.

One helpful cleaning expert said: ‘Vinegar in a bowl of hot water, use it to clean the window, then pat dry with kitchen paper.’

A half and half mixture of warm water and white vinegar should help keep surfaces shiny.

A half and half mixture of warm water and white vinegar should help keep surfaces shiny.

He added that the mixture should be a half and half mixture of warm water and white vinegar.

She said she uses two minky green glass cloths, one with the vinegar mixture and one dry, to clean the windows.

He said it leaves windows and mirrors ‘shiny’ and free of unsightly streaks.

And the method is also incredibly cheap, since you can buy bottles of distilled vinegar for less than 30 cents in supermarkets.