Mrs Hinch left fans in stitches after she accidentally bought what they considered to be an X-rated accessory for her bedroom.
The Essex-based cleaning influencer, whose real name is Sophie Hinchliffe, took to her Instagram stories to show her 4.4 million followers the bargains she picked up from Home Bargains.
Along with Easter goodies and a few other micellaneous pieces, she also picked up a glass sand timer.
It featured black chrome hardware and it matched the new bed she and her husband Jamie recently purchased.
The 32-year-old told her followers: "With the new bed I've just bought for me and Jamie in our new room, I thought this would look nice in our bedroom.
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"I like it, I could style this.
"I’m excited to get into the accessorising stage."
But it didn't take long for fans' minds to fall into the gutter as some pointed out a ranchy use for the timer.
One follower wrote: "Omg I’m creasing up – what are you going to time in your bedroom?"
Another admitted: "I’m sorry but this made me laugh… a timer in the bedroom."
A third asked: "And what could you be timing in the bedroom."
And a fourth posted cheeky emojis with the caption: "What are you timing in your bedroom Soph?!"
Mrs Hinch was able to see the funny side of the situation and was quick to clear up any confusion.
She responded: "Oh myyy! Your messages.
"I’m cracking up! Honestly guys I didn’t even think of that. I just thought new black bed frame and this could match on a nice shelf.
"I promise you I wasn’t planning on timing anything.
“I’m cracking up! What you saying @mrhinchome.
"Goodnight everyone. Thank you for always making me laugh."
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