Stardrops - The Pink Stuff Miracle Cream Cleaner - 500ml

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To test the product's bathroom cleaning capabilities, we smeared a glass shower door with shampoo and shower gel, then left it to dry over 24 hours. We also filled a bath with baby oil and bubbles. When it came to flooring, we stained ceramic tiles and grouting with tomato sauce and cooking oil overnight. Got a rusty towel rail? The Pink Stuff can erase rust with a bit of elbow grease from you and leave your towel rail looking like new. 13. uPVC doors The left half of the sink untouched vs the right side after cleaning with The Pink Stuff. Shining up a porcelain kitchen sink If your bathroom extractor fan is looking grimey, you can also use The Pink Stuff to polish it. 4. Microwave I have used The Pink Stuff to clean my old white trainers (I would always test on a small patch before doing this) but I would not use the paste on other clothing.

The Pink Stuff carries a warning on the pot saying not to use on plastic or acrylic surfaces, however I would add I have used it on a uPVC door to get rid of scuff marks and it’s been great. At just 89p a pot, The Pink Stuff is a super cheap and efficient way of getting your home and appliances sparkling like new. You can use The Pink Stuff to clean every bit of your hob. Don’t forget, you have to write your name in it (it’s the law, kind of). 7. Pots, pans and baking traysHas your deep fat fryer seen better days? Use the Pink Stuff to shine every bit of your fryer and leave it shining like new. 9. Toaster After a while toasters can lose their shine and get rust or other stains. Polish it up with some Pink Stuff and then buff it to a shine with a dry cloth. Don’t forget to unplug it first! 10. Kettle

Frying pans, pots and baking trays go through the ringer when you are cooking for your family every day. Rusty radiators can be cleaned and left shiny thanks to The Pink Stuff! Another cool way to remove rust from a chrome radiator is with tin foil! 25. Boats Test on a small area of what you are cleaning first, just to make sure the paste does not damage what you are cleaning. Rub in small circles until the marks have gone. On tough stains you may want to rub the Pink Stuff cream into the stain before leaving it for an hour or so.

Grease and grime is no match for The Pink Stuff

To determine whether The Pink Stuff is as miraculous as its fans – and marketing teams – say it is, we've put the product to the test on a pair of grubby white vinyl runners, an old burnt pan, a white ceramic sink and the stained glass on an oven door. The bubblegum-pink paste from the UK’s Star Brands dominates TikTok’s #CleanTok algorithm. And as TikTokers use it to scrub new life into everything from gnarly ovens and grease-stained saucepans to soap-scum-encrusted ceramic tiles and grimy grout, the mildly abrasive, non-toxic cleaner has gone viral for its purported versatility. With more than 250 million views on TikTok, The Pink Stuff has undoubtedly mesmerized casual and professional cleaners alike. First manufactured and launched in the UK in 2002, The Pink Stuff has garnered a cult following over the years with users consistently rating it highly and singing its praises on social media platforms. The Pink Stuff entered the Australian market only recently, in 2021, and is currently only available to buy online.

Grotty bathroom or kitchen tiles got you feeling down? Get a bit of The Pink Stuff and gently rub away stubborn marks and grime. 15. Paintwork Do you have a stainless steel bin? Use The Pink Stuff to get rid of any rust, food stains, grime and water marks. Buff it with a dry cloth once you have wiped away The Pink Stuff to leave it shining like new. Where can you buy The Pink Stuff?However there is a sibling to The Pink Stuff cleaning paste called The Pink Stuff Miracle Laundry Oxi Cleaner. This can be used on fabrics. Have you walls got greasy handprint on them? Or have your kids been going at them with their crayons and pens? It is a mildly abrasive cream cleaner that can be used to remove stains, grease and grime leaving surfaces shining like new. It’s made by Star Brands, a British company, which promises the product is made with 100 per cent natural cleaning particles. How to use The Pink Stuff? Scrub until the stains or marks have gone. Rinse away the Pink Stuff using a damp cloth and then buff to a shine with a dry cloth, such as this one from eCloth. Use The Pink Stuff to lift it away and you can also use it to shine the bathroom sinks and plughole too. 19. Taps and shower head