Mrs Hinch #38 Crib on fake wheels, gifted extension deals. Begs holidays with a giraffe, Hinch is having a laugh

[MrsMe]

Oh dear ...

 

[jwfn80]

Couldn’t she just try not using fabric softener around her newborn son? It’s just not necessary. She tumbles dries everythinf anyway so it’s going to be soft enough. My other half wanted us to use fabric softener until I pointed out the downsides and now he absolutely agrees it’s better not to use it.

 

[SunshineRae]

Couldn’t she just try not using fabric softener around her newborn son? It’s just not necessary. She tumbles dries everythinf anyway so it’s going to be soft enough. My other half wanted us to use fabric softener until I pointed out the downsides and now he absolutely agrees it’s better not to use it.

I agree, but if she is going to use one, I would rather she use one aimed at babies/sensitive skin.

 

[jwfn80]

I agree, but if she is going to use one, I would rather she use one aimed at babies/sensitive skin.

Yes, it’s definitely a good thing. I guess everything she does is so that her home smells ‘nice’. Fabric softener definitely makes things smell.

 

[Lastqueenofscotland]

Did she pay for Henry’s haircut?!
Well I never

 

[Empen]

Fairy is P&G so she is paid to promote them.
Also I actually am glad to see her using that rather than lenor for the baby. I'd much prefer ot using any but fairy is what is recommended for babies. I dont know why a big issue has been made from hiding the bottle (that's not hid) to promoting something that's made by the company shes paid by.

I didn’t realise they were P&G too.

 

[Cleanoutyourpockets]

I didn’t realise they were P&G too.

The MRS HINCH fairy washing up liquid is a big clue in fairness

 

[Empen]

Sometimes I think people look for things that aren’t there because of their dislike of Hinch. Personally I didn’t think she was hiding the fabric softener, that’s just where she put it

I’d normally agree, but on this occasion I think she actually was trying to cover the label - because it wasn’t part of her paid ad - she was just buying the product.

 

[Lastqueenofscotland]

I like the idea of a girls pizza night. With no girls.

 

[Deany644]

That fabric softener is Fairy. [emoji23] no wonder she hides it.
Doesn’t even use the product she sells and promotes.

Fairy is sold by p and g. X

 

[Empen]

The MRS HINCH fairy washing up liquid is a big clue in fairness

Oh yeh. I’m tired. Didn’t put two and two together.

Fairy is sold by p and g. X

Yeh, I’ve realised. I’m tired. Was trying to keep at at work, family, here, hairdressers and the excitement with Lou.

 

[antisocialmedia]

Oh yeh. I’m tired. Didn’t put two and two together.


Yeh, I’ve realised. I’m tired.

You’ve been working overtime with your emails and such, we forgive you

 

[Empen]

You’ve been working overtime with your emails and such, we forgive you

Very much appreciated. Today has been exceptionally long.

 

[antisocialmedia]

Very much appreciated. Today has been exceptionally long.

Remember, you’re our hero

 

[bluey]

Fairy is P&G so she is paid to promote them.
Also I actually am glad to see her using that rather than lenor for the baby. I'd much prefer ot using any but fairy is what is recommended for babies. I dont know why a big issue has been made from hiding the bottle (that's not hid) to promoting something that's made by the company shes paid by.

It’s alright her using recommended washing stuff for babies, but if the baby is sleeping in a lenor/zoflora sprayed bed and house then that kind of takes the safety away.
Also when the baby starts to crawl and he’s crawling through the Ava may aroma powder crap on the carpets

 

[jwfn80]

Oh I’m a bad person I’ve got some stubborn limescale marks in the kitchen and bathroom and nothing was working, not even white vinegar. So I figured I’d try Viakal and bought some the other day. Then I saw it on Hinch’s stories, checked the back of the bottle and dammit - it’s a P&G product . So as I’d already bought it I thought I’d give it a go and it’s brilliant. But now I’m going to have to find something that’s as good but not P&G.

 

[motherofdonkeys]

Oh I’m a bad person I’ve got some stubborn limescale marks in the kitchen and bathroom and nothing was working, not even white vinegar. So I figured I’d try Viakal and bought some the other day. Then I saw it on Hinch’s stories, checked the back of the bottle and dammit - it’s a P&G product . So as I’d already bought it I thought I’d give it a go and it’s brilliant. But now I’m going to have to find something that’s as good but not P&G.

be careful with Viakal, it stripped the chrome off the sink tap in our bathroom. I bought it as we have very hard water where I live but ended up having to replace the tap

 

[Right on top of that rose]

Place your bets now that the washing line is an “ebayer” that “so many of my hinchers” have been asking about. Swipey, swipey, kaaachinggg

Coming to think of it, I haven’t seen an eBay swipe up from Hinch in ages can someone correct me if I’m wrong?

 

[Angielou1980]

Oh I’m a bad person I’ve got some stubborn limescale marks in the kitchen and bathroom and nothing was working, not even white vinegar. So I figured I’d try Viakal and bought some the other day. Then I saw it on Hinch’s stories, checked the back of the bottle and dammit - it’s a P&G product . So as I’d already bought it I thought I’d give it a go and it’s brilliant. But now I’m going to have to find something that’s as good but not P&G.

Try HG Limescale remover. You can get it on Amazon, in B&Q and Robert Dyas x

 

[fluffyduck]

Why has she got an angel meant for graves in her living room?

Maybe Bugboy has been sprayed with fly spray