Mrs Hinch has been a must-watch cleaning influencer for anyone wanting to keep their home looking and smelling brilliant for years now.
The 'Queen of Clean' has shared hundreds of tips online with many of these saving viewers both time and money.
One hack, which she has used in loads of her videos, involves utilising a capful of Zoflora concentrated multipurpose disinfectant to help make kitchen sinks smell incredible.
To see if this really works, I decided to give it a go - this is what I thought.
Zoflora has been used by Mrs Hinch for years (Image: NQ/Andrew Smart)
I tried Mrs Hinch's Zoflora kitchen sink cleaning hack - here is what I thought
Before starting, I carefully read the instructions on the back of the Zoflora concentrated multipurpose disinfectant.
I then removed the cap and poured the liquid into it until it was near the top.
Next, I boiled the kettle and began pouring the disinfectant down and around the drain.
Already, the Lemon Zing smell from the cleaning product was beginning to become noticeable and this was before I even doused the sink in boiling water.
I filled the kettle up with water and began boiling (Image: NQ/Andrew Smart)
However, it wasn't until I tried this final step that I finally understood the appeal of this cheap Mrs Hinch hack.
Not only was the sink beginning to smell fresh and clean, but the whole kitchen started to be affected by the product.
Once the boiling water was poured into the sink, the fresh smell was everywhere (Image: NQ/Andrew Smart)
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Sink drains are notorious for smelling slightly musty as food and other debris are mistakingly washed down them.
However, this £1.90 product is just the thing for making your kitchen smell brand new and I would recommend it to any cleaning fanatic.
It also reports to kill bacteria, making it great for those who want to have a clean kitchen space.
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