People are only just realising cleaning hack using bargain household staple – it’s ‘magic’
CLEANING fanatics have long raved about the “magic” powers of The Pink Stuff.
It’s one of the most popular cleaning ranges currently on the market – but some aren’t so convinced of its power to clean up messes.
Azure MacCannell, who takes pride in her organising and cleaning skills, took to TikTok to show off the results she achieved in using the brands ‘Miracle Cleaning Paste’.
The popular product took social media by storm and went viral on TikTok, which is always a good sign.
It can be picked up in Mr Price Ireland for just €1.50 (£1.29) or found on Amazon for €8 (£6.88).
Cleaning fans shared how the paste removed scuffs and marks on the door, walls, and cars, as well as soiled pots, pans and toilets.
And, if that wasn’t proof enough The Pink Stuff is often the recommended product by members of the Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips and Tricks Facebook group.
But some have not shared the same feelings.
Azure shared a quick clip using a small round cleaning brush to scour a grimy surface and dismissed claims of fans who said it doesn’t work.
She said: “For those of you who have said that The Pink Stuff doesn’t work. Maybe you are just using it wrong.”
She used a small electric cleaning brush to scrub at the dirty surface and revealed a gleaming white finish after wiping it away.
Fans rushed to the comments to praise the popular product.
One said: “That stuff totally works!”
Another agreed and added: “Pink Stuff is the best!”
Azure chimed in to agree with the eager cleaners and remarked: “Works super well on everything I’ve used it on! It’s literally magic!”
But not everyone was convinced, with some claiming that the electric brush is the reason the dirt lifted so easily.
One stated: “Any product will be effective when used with that electric scrub brush, or a manual one for that matter.”
Another agreed and joked: “Use the brush solo. Lol.”
The Pink Stuff has been formulated to “provide high performance” without the need for harsh chemicals, according to bosses.
They advised: “Apply using a soft cloth or a sponge. Rub gently before rinsing off with hot water.
“Be careful not to apply too much pressure as this could result in scratched surfaces. Do not allow to dry.
“Be especially carefully with glass, highly polished steel surfaces and ceramic hobs. If in doubt always test first on an inconspicuous area. Do not use on hot or warm surfaces. Replace lid after use.”