The Pink Stuff The Miracle Bathroom Foam Cleaner, 750ml x 2

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If you happen to have a boat, use The Pink Stuff to get rid of marks, stains and any other gunk. 26. Bins If you live in a hard water area then limescale can be a real issue. Use The Pink Stuff to rub away stubborn limescale stains all over the house. 24. Radiators This is a powder you add to you washing machine, much like you do with Vanish powder. So if you want to add Pink Stuff cleaning power to your clothes then try this product, avoid using the paste! What can you clean with The Pink Stuff? 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.

Confession time: I didn't actually know I was supposed to be cleaning my oven until seeing these wild before and after videos using the Pink Stuff paste (yikes).

What is The Pink Stuff?

Yes, we've got a whole guide on how to clean a stainless steel sink. 3. Scrub your sneakers @kimsterrrs Before testing The Pink Stuff we went about the messy business of creating stains to use the product on. We used coffee, tea, grease and tomato sauce to stain a stainless-steel sink over the course of 12 hours. We also heated up milk and sugar to stain a hob and then allowed milk to burn in a dish for further staining. I used the Pink Stuff Paste on ceramic tile, and it didn’t scratch it. Do a spot test if you have a more delicate tile like marble, slate, or granite. 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?

The cleaning paste is ideal for almost every surface. It cleans dirt, stains and grime from stovetops, sinks, ceramic tiles, showers, paintwork, brass, rust, outdoor furniture, PVC, ovens, cookware and more. A good rule of thumb is using it on kitchen surfaces, outdoor furniture, floors, walls and bathrooms. Just beware of glass. What should you not use The Pink Stuff on?

Another user shared how she managed to clean her white trainers with the Pink Stuff and they came out looking brand new. Psst! Speaking of stovetops, these stove gap covers are a must-have to keep your kitchen clean. Why is The Pink Stuff trending? Get a tiny bit of The Pink Stuff onto a damp cloth and gently rub the stains away. Don’t rub too hard as you don’t want to remove the actual paint. 16. Window sills After a bathroom deep clean, do you ever still feel like your space isn't ~really~ clean, thanks to shower glass scum that just won't go away? Don't worry, it's not dirt or germs, but those droplet-shaped stains are actually the result of limescale buildup caused by hard water.And, you guessed it, you can use The Pink Stuff to clean your shower, too. The brilliant thing about this miracle cream is you can use The Pink Stuff to clean pretty much everything in your home!

As with foods, it’s important to keep in mind that natural ingredients aren’t necessarily safer than synthetic chemicals. Natural ingredients can be allergens, and under U.S. regulations, fragrance ingredients don’t need to be disclosed even though some can be irritants. The Pink Stuff Paste worked to clean dirt off of my light-colored grout but also left it with a rougher texture. Since this product is a mild abrasive, avoid scrubbing too hard, or you can end up removing grout or scratching your tile. Scuff marks ruining your skirting boards, walls and doors? Use a bit of The Pink Stuff on a damp cloth to gentle erase them for good. 12. Rust 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. PaintworkI’m always on the hunt for kitchen cleaning products that make life easier. For years, my cleaning arsenal has included Grove Co.’s eco-friendly solutions. But when it comes to really grimy areas like the oven, stovetop and kitchen sink, I need a little extra power. It got rid of a lot of the brown, but since this cleaner is abrasive, it probably removed a tiny bit of grout. Use The Pink Stuff all over the glass with a cloth then rinse away. It will lift away limescale and soapy scum. 18. Shower plugholes