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Mrs Hinch fans share simple method that kills weeds 'straight away'

Garden enthusiasts are being urged to ditch chemical weed killers and instead opt for more eco-friendly methods which yield effective results. Unsightly weeds that pop up between paving slabs, in driveway cracks, or on patios can be a real headache, but using harsh chemicals can harm the environment and pose risks to pets and wildlife.

Fans of cleaning guru Mrs Hinch, also known as Sophie Hinchliffe, have been swapping their best natural weed-fighting tips online. Mrs Hinch, who shares her advice with more than 4.8 million Instagram followers, encourages people to share their gardening and homecare tips in dedicated Facebook groups, reports Nottinghamshire Live.

In one such group, a member named Julie Lucas sought advice, asking: "Any ideas for killing weeds on patio slabs please?" The post racked up almost 50 responses, with boiling water seeming to be the top recommendation.

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Gill Cardwell Jones suggested: "Boil your kettle and while it's still bubbling, pour over the weeds and they'll never come back. My gardener told me that and it works great. Obviously, don't do it to weeds on your grass though."

Victoria Jewell agreed, saying: "I just boil the kettle and pour it on. Kills them straight away! " A number of other members also endorsed the use of boiling water to eradicate weeds.

Facebook user Natalie Dawson recommended adding salt to the boiling water for another straightforward yet effective solution. The boiling water scorches the plant's roots, while the salt dehydrates the weeds, helping to kill them off even faster.

It's particularly handy for treating weeds on hard surfaces like paths and driveways. Garden enthusiasts are warned,

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