May 14, 2022
Mrs Hinch fans are revealing £1 secret for removing sunscreen stains from clothes – & it’s super easy
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THE WEATHER is heating up - which means you're hosing your kids down with sunscreen like there's no tomorrow.
But sunscreen can often leave stubborn stains in clothes that won't come out.
2Sunscreen can leave oil stains on clothes - but cleaning fans had a £1 hack to get rid of themCredit: GettyLuckily, Mrs Hinch fans have been sharing their very handy hacks that can remove the stains.
And best of all, the most recommended product costs just £1.
As reported by The Express, the initial post that sparked the conversation read: "How do I get Nivea kids suncream out of my holiday clothes please?”
And Mrs Hinch fans replied in the hundreds with their favourite hacks.
READ MORE CLEANING HACKSFEELING FRESH I’m a cleaning expert, my sanitary towel hack makes your wardrobe smell freshLOO KNEW My partner is so lazy I have to leave money in loo roll holder, but it worksOne recommended: "Oil removers so Elbow Grease or Fairy Liquid.”
Another suggested: “Rub in neat Fairy Liquid.”
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You can purchase Fairy washing up liquid for £1 at Poundland.
Other users recommended soaking the stained piece of clothing in soda crystals.
Most read in LifestyleSHOPPING BUST I’ve got big boobs and shopping is a total nightmare - even a large won't fitOUT OF STOCK I worked at Goodwill – why you can never find decent bargains in store anymoreSKIM POSSIBILITIES I spent $746 on SKIMS clothing – one outfit made me look like a grandmaTRADE IT IN I'm a Trader Joe's superfan & I never buy 3 items in store - here's why"Soak in soda crystals, in cold water put a fair amount in then put some in the washing machine too," another woman commented.
And others recommended Napisan.
"I use Napisan, just add it to your normal wash.”
She added: “It’s non-bio now, but brilliant for any stain, just add it in with whatever you usually use in the drum as an additional.”
Mrs Hinch, whose real name is Sophie Hinchliffe, 32, has long been a fan favourite, with close to 4.5million followers on Instagram.
The star rose to fame a few years ago with various home hacks and now her fans have even started dedicated cleaning pages on social media.
2Mrs Hinch became a household name thanks to her cleaning tipsCredit: Refer to CaptionNews Source: the-sun.com
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Men Had Victim Lying On Ground Removing Sneakers At Gunpoint When Police Showed Up: Newark PD
Police interrupting a horrifying armed robbery in Newark recovered two loaded handguns and arrested two men, they said.
Shaquan M. Burr and Tajir Branch, both 22, had a male lying on the ground at gunpoint around 8:30 p.m. at Hobson Street and Bragaw Avenue on Tuesday, May 17 when police arrived, Newark Public Safety Director Brian A. O’Hara said.
One suspect was assaulting the victim with a gun while the other was taking his shoes off, O'Hara said.
Upon becoming aware of police presence, both suspects ran, police said. Burr tossed a handgun and a vest he was wearing onto the street, authorities said. He was quickly apprehended, and police recovered the .9MM loaded handgun, according to O'Hara.
Branch was arrested at the scene and was also found in possession of a loaded .9MM handgun.
Burr and Branch each face charges of conspiracy, robbery, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, unlawful possession of a weapon, and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose.
"Because each suspect was armed, this incident could have quickly resulted in violence," said O'Hara. "So far this year, Newark Police have recovered 280 illegal weapons, reflecting a 50 percent increase over the same period on 2021."