Daughter Catches Her Mama Writing Down Housekeeper Mbali Nhlapo’s Cleaning Hacks: “My Mom Too”

Daughter Catches Her Mama Writing Down Housekeeper Mbali Nhlapo’s Cleaning Hacks: “My Mom Too”

  • This mom is a dedicated fan of widely followed South African housekeeper Mbali Nhlapo
  • TikTok user @hayliehele shared a video showing her mother jotting down Mbali's tips and tricks
  • Daughter shares that her mom uses enough cleaning hacks for the both of them
  • People took to the comment section to share the book link, laughing at the way moms love cleaning hacks

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This woman wants to know where she can get a book with all of Mbali Nhlapo's tips and tricks for her mom because she is obsessed!

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A daughter shared a video showing her mother jotting down Mbali’s tips and tricks. Image: @hayliehele/ TikTok
Source: TikTok

Social media has become the go-to place for cleaning, health and every other trick and hack you need, and Mbali is Mzansi's lady for cleaning tips.

Mother sits writing down Mbali Nhlapo's tips and tricks

TikTok user @hayliehele shared a cute moment with her mom, who was sitting at the kitchen counter, diligently jotting down cleaning tips from the amazing Mzansi housekeeper, Mbali Nhlapo.

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The videos showed the counter filled with an array of cleaning products recommended by Mbali.

Take a look:

Daughter shares more about her mom's love for cleaning

Briefly News spoke to the daughter to find out more about her mom's cleaning obsession. Turns out, mom has a few cleaning hacks of her own and shared them in the response:

"My mom uses Mbali's hacks all the time. Our house smells like a Simba chip with all the vinegar . She loves cleaning and has a few hacks of her own. She uses Steri Napi for white laundry and swears by it. Her favourite Mbali hack is the floor one to get rid of dog smells. She doesn't have the book yet, she has asked Mbali as well. I don't like cleaning, but I don't have to, my mom cleans enough for the both of us!:

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South African people rally to get this mom Mbali's book

People flocked to the comment section to help the daughter find her mom Mbali's book. They loved seeing how dedicated she was to these cleaning hack videos.

Read some of the comments below:

Kim pleaded:

“Someone get her the book. Where's the site?”

User4121161662811 shared:

“You’ll find out how to get Mbali’s book in her TikTok bio.”

Samke_thwala laughed:

“She just needs vinegar and bicarb.”

MS gets it:

“Caught my mom doing the same.”

Kgahledi_m had a laugh:

“Idk but adulting is crazy. Why is she so serious about cleaning recipes?”

Cass2 said:

“I thought it was only my mom.”

Johannesburg mom uses TikTok hack to clean daughter's dirty clothes with bicarbonate of soda

In related news, Briefly News reported that a resourceful mom is sharing her newfound cleaning hack, and her daughter is all about the magical power of bicarbonate of soda.

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TikTok user @ngudovhuthuhawe credits the famous housekeeper, Mbali Hlapo, who's been dishing out practical household tips on the video-sharing platform, becoming a trusted source for home solutions.

In her video, the mom demonstrates how a simple sprinkle of baking soda can work wonders on stubborn stains and odours, leaving clothes fresh and clean. This nifty trick has garnered significant attention, with netizens praising Mbali's tips for their effectiveness.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.

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