This viral ‘miracle cleaner’ completely transformed a sceptical tester's home!
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In the world of cleaning, some products come and go, and then some cause such a stir they become the stuff of legend.
One cleaning product has been making waves across social media platforms and beyond.
With its bold claims and a legion of fans, curiosity got the better of people. So, one writer rolled up her sleeves and put this 'miracle' cleaner to the test in her home.
Enter The Pink Stuff: a cleaning paste with an impressive resume, claiming to tackle everything from tiles and glass to outdoor furniture and sneakers, all with 99 per cent natural cleaning particles.
It's a tall order for any product, especially one that's as affordable as this one, retailing at just $9.95 for a tub.
However, does it do what it says on the tin?
The first challenge: The Dish Test
Nina Young decided to start with a simple yet seemingly impossible task—reviving old, scratched-up plates.
According to the viral videos on social media, a layer of The Pink Stuff, a bit of time, and some elbow grease is all that's needed.
She was 'sceptical', to say the least. Her plate marks looked like they were there to stay, but she was willing to give it a go.
After applying the paste and waiting for 15 minutes as per instruction, she grabbed her Scrub Daddy sponge and got to work.
To her surprise, the marks she assumed were permanent began to fade away.
With a bit more scrubbing, the plates were not just clean, they were gleaming as if they were brand new.
It was a revelation that had her, her friends and family in disbelief.
The Oven Door Test: Her confession
She then moved on to a more daunting task—cleaning the oven door.
It's the kitchen chore that many tend to avoid.
With The Pink Stuff in hand, she was ready to face the music.
Her oven door was coated in a layer of baked-on grime that seemed permanent.
Yet after applying a generous layer of the cleaner and giving it some time to work its magic, she started scrubbing.
The first pass removed most of the filth, but not yet perfect. Undeterred, she applied a second layer, waited, and scrubbed again.
The transformation was remarkable. While not showroom new, the difference was night and day compared to the starting point.
The Verdict
After putting The Pink Stuff through its paces, Nina said it's earned its spot in the cleaning product hall of fame.
Not only did it prove its worth on her plates and oven door, but its versatility means it's now her go-to item for cleaning tasks.
It's effective and affordable, and with its natural ingredients, it’s safe to use at home.
The Pink Stuff could be a game-changer for cleaning enthusiasts or even beginners like herself.
It's gentle on the hands and tough on stains, making it ideal for those with sensitive skin or who are looking for a more natural cleaning solution.
Plus, its ease of use means less time scrubbing and more time enjoying a clean and comfortable home.
Have you tried The Pink Stuff yet? Share your experiences and any cleaning tips with the community in the comments below.
One cleaning product has been making waves across social media platforms and beyond.
With its bold claims and a legion of fans, curiosity got the better of people. So, one writer rolled up her sleeves and put this 'miracle' cleaner to the test in her home.
Enter The Pink Stuff: a cleaning paste with an impressive resume, claiming to tackle everything from tiles and glass to outdoor furniture and sneakers, all with 99 per cent natural cleaning particles.
It's a tall order for any product, especially one that's as affordable as this one, retailing at just $9.95 for a tub.
However, does it do what it says on the tin?
The Pink Stuff is a ‘miracle cleaner’ taking social media by storm with its bold claim to clean every surface. Image Credit: CleanHQ
The first challenge: The Dish Test
Nina Young decided to start with a simple yet seemingly impossible task—reviving old, scratched-up plates.
According to the viral videos on social media, a layer of The Pink Stuff, a bit of time, and some elbow grease is all that's needed.
She was 'sceptical', to say the least. Her plate marks looked like they were there to stay, but she was willing to give it a go.
After applying the paste and waiting for 15 minutes as per instruction, she grabbed her Scrub Daddy sponge and got to work.
To her surprise, the marks she assumed were permanent began to fade away.
With a bit more scrubbing, the plates were not just clean, they were gleaming as if they were brand new.
It was a revelation that had her, her friends and family in disbelief.
The Oven Door Test: Her confession
She then moved on to a more daunting task—cleaning the oven door.
It's the kitchen chore that many tend to avoid.
With The Pink Stuff in hand, she was ready to face the music.
Her oven door was coated in a layer of baked-on grime that seemed permanent.
Yet after applying a generous layer of the cleaner and giving it some time to work its magic, she started scrubbing.
The first pass removed most of the filth, but not yet perfect. Undeterred, she applied a second layer, waited, and scrubbed again.
The transformation was remarkable. While not showroom new, the difference was night and day compared to the starting point.
The Verdict
After putting The Pink Stuff through its paces, Nina said it's earned its spot in the cleaning product hall of fame.
Not only did it prove its worth on her plates and oven door, but its versatility means it's now her go-to item for cleaning tasks.
It's effective and affordable, and with its natural ingredients, it’s safe to use at home.
The Pink Stuff could be a game-changer for cleaning enthusiasts or even beginners like herself.
It's gentle on the hands and tough on stains, making it ideal for those with sensitive skin or who are looking for a more natural cleaning solution.
Plus, its ease of use means less time scrubbing and more time enjoying a clean and comfortable home.
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