Few things can make your home feel more welcoming than a spring clean, and no freshen up is complete with tackling the bathroom.
Yet even with a freshly mopped floor and scrubbed shower tiles, the bathroom can still feel a bit grotty unless you tackle the limescale in the toilet bowl, as The Express reports.
Now, fans of cleaning sensation Mrs Hinch have been sharing their top tips on social media and one recent Facebook post shared a hack they 'swear by' for bringing your toilet back up to scratch.
They said all you need is a two pence piece, and to scrub at the limescale with the copper coin until it all comes free from the porcelain - simple.
What do you think about the tip? Let us know in the comments...
Mrs Hinch, real name is Sophie Hinchliffe, has millions of followers on social media and has authored several books, sharing cleaning tips and tidying hacks.
Fans set up a cleaning tips Facebook page in tribute to Mrs Hinch, and one woman recently visited the site to ask for advice for dealing with a limescale build up.
One woman wrote: "I’m trying to remove heavy limescale build-up from the bottom of my toilet bowl. Have used white vinegar, on joy and 24 hours with Spirits of Salt which shifted some but not all. Any suggestions?"
The post was inundated with comments from fellow cleaning enthusiasts eager to share their top tips for cleaning toilet bowls.
According to the majority of Mrs Hinch fans, using a two pence coin was the most popular solution.
One fan advised: "Use a two pence coin to rub the limescale off, it’s so quick and easy."
Another commented: "Two pence coin works amazing on limescale."
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A third added: "Plunge out the water and rub the toilet using a two pence coin and the limescale just falls off."
Another fan wrote: "After trying many cleaning tips, a two pence coin works the best and is cheap so you don’t have to buy any cleaning products."
Not only is the cleaning hack easy and affordable, but it also banishes the need for harsh cleaning chemicals.
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