Mrs Hinch has shared a nifty hack for ensuring all those household chores are completed
Influencer Sophie Hinchcliffe isn't just the queen of clean, she also shares tips for staying organised. The social media star has created the "Hinch" jar, which contains multiple tasks that can often get missed out on.
A video clip shared with her 4.6 million Instagram followers shows Sophie writing down different chores on multiple yellow post-its, ranging from steam cleaning the sofas, to mopping the kitchen floor and cleaning kitchen appliances. She then places them in a jar and gives it a shake and ready to use.
"Write down any jobs around the home that you know you need to complete pull out one ticket when convenient for you … and complete the task that day!"
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