Mrs Hinch fan unveils 27p item that removes blood stains

FANS of cleaning sensation Mrs Hinch have shared hacks to removing blood stains from bed linen using a 27p item you most likely already own.

Whether you’ve had a period mishap or a sudden nosebleed, almost everyone has woken up at least once to find bloodstains on their pillows and sheets.

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While many think blood is among the most stubborn of stains, fans of Ms Hinch have claimed there’s a common kitchen item that works like a charm, the Express reported.

Ms Hinch, whose real name is Sophie Hinchliffe, 32, has been a long-time favorite among other cleaning enthusiasts with almost 4.5million followers on Instagram.

The star rose to fame with various home hacks a few years ago, and now her fans have even started their own cleaning pages on social media.

In one such group, Ms. Hinch Cleaning Tips and Tricks on Facebook, one member sought advice: “Help! My little boy stuck his finger in my nose which caused a bloody nosebleed and it went all over my pillow before I could stop it.

“What’s the quickest way to remove blood, please?”

Though there are countless stain removers on the market, Ms Hinch’s fans advised the mum to skip these and instead head to her kitchen to find the perfect solution – salt and cold water.

“Salt and cold water, my mother swears by it. My nephew had a severe nosebleed and it ran all over his shirt,” read one response.

“My mom used salt and water and it came right out.”

Another agreed, writing: “Use cold water with a little salt. I was skeptical at first, but the stain goes away immediately.”

“A salt and cold water mixture,” says a third cleaning freak, “then the stains should be rubbed off with a sponge in circular movements.

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“I got a ton of blood off my son’s clothes.”

There were dozens of other comments that also swore by this bloodstain-busting mix of salt and cold water.

If you’re in dire need of removing stubborn blood stains and want to try this trick yourself, a 750g bottle of table salt will cost you just 27p from Asda.

The same product is also available from Morrisons for just 29p.

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