Stardrops - The Pink Stuff Miracle Cream Cleaner - 500ml

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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. The Pink Stuff Cream Cleaner is the miraculous cleaner for all hard surfaces which will eradicate stains and leave your surfaces shining. Using 100% natural cleaning particles, this versatile cleaner is tough on grease and grime, and won't leave behind any streaks or smudges. She explained how she wanted to clean her grubby outdoor area but didn’t have anything powerful enough like a jet wash to clean it with. Unfortunately, I saw very little if any improvement to the pan, despite following this same procedure three more times. Cleaning whizz Mrs Hinch, whose real name is Sophie Hinchliffe, has long been a favourite amongst fellow enthusiasts.

My builder husband has been renovating our kitchen, which has required the temporary removal of our kitchen sink. While the cream-coloured porcelain of the sink isn't dirty or stained, there was a small accumulation of mildew around the hole where the tap goes and also along the edge, where the unit connects to the wall. I applied a fair amount of The Pink Stuff onto the grotty pan and left it for a good 15 minutes to work its magic. Returning to the task with a green scourer (I wasn't too worried about scratching with this sturdy pan), I scrubbed the pan for a good five minutes before cleaning off the residue with a clean, wet cloth. Fans of the cleaning product and impressed by the patio results rushed to the comments to share their thoughts. A woman has impressed internet users with her incredible patio transformation that she achieved without a jet wash Credit: Facebook The Pink Stuff paste has been raved about on social media since Mrs Hinch shared that she used it to clean many items in her home, including her hob.

I'm embarrassed to share my disgusting oven door with its grotty glass, stained after many months of neglect. But I'm willing to make the sacrifice for the greater good to test out the effectiveness of The Pink Stuff.

The Pink Stuff Miracle Cream Cleaner was the product that managed to transform the cleaning fanatics patio. I applied The Pink Stuff to the glass, using a hefty amount of the product to ensure the whole area received a good covering. I then left it to fester for 15–20 minutes, returning to it with a cloth, which is directed to be used to rub away at the stains. Then I wiped the paste residue off with a clean, wet cloth. I saw very little if any improvement to the pan, despite following this same procedure three more timesThey said: “The Pink Stuff The Miracle Cream Cleaner is a mild abrasive cream cleaner for hard surfaces and should be used with care. When buying partner items like this one, your contract of sale will be with our Range Plus Partner instead of us. By working with a variety of trusted Range Plus Partners, we’re able to offer our customers a wider selection of products. I've been hiding this pan at the bottom of my cupboard for years, ashamed of the disgusting state it's in but in no way prepared to throw it out. Despite going through the wash after a very muddy walk, my son's white runners still looked pretty grubby.

Its ingredients include quartz, aqua, soap, sodium carbonate, sodium silicate, sodium bicarbonate, glycerin, farfum, benzisothiazolinone, methylisothiazolinone, laurylamine dipropylenediamine and CI 45170. Star Brands, who produce The Pink Stuff range said that the cleaning cream is to be used on hard surfaces. The unit has two sinks, both with identical areas of concern. On the left-hand side sink, I applied my homemade bicarb paste and on the right-hand side sink, I applied The Pink Stuff. For both, I used a soft cloth and rinsed the paste residue off with a clean, wet tea towel.

On opening the lid of the small tub of The Pink Stuff, I was pleasantly surprised by its mild floral scent – there was no harsh cleaning product smell, which was definitely a plus. The paste was also simple to apply, I experienced no skin irritation while using it (although, I was wearing kitchen gloves) and, being pink, it was easy to identify when cleaning off the residue. Whitening muddy runners I started second guessing myself – had I applied The Pink Stuff incorrectly to my oven door? So I did some research online and after watching several YouTube videos of people cleaning their ovens with The Pink Stuff, I decided to try it again and leave the product on for longer before scrubbing the glass, this time with a green scourer.

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. We trialled The Pink Stuff Cleaning Miracle Paste from The Pink Stuff range, which claims to contain 99% natural ingredients and be non-toxic, non-hazardous and vegan. The Pink Stuff The Miracle Cream Cleaner is a mild abrasive cream cleaner for hard services and should be used with care. Touted as an all-round cream cleaner on an array of common household surfaces, The Pink Stuff is a mild abrasive that is supposedly "gentle on surfaces but tough on stains". The Pink Stuff has garnered a cult following over the years with users consistently rating it highly and singing its praises on social media

The Pink Stuff can also be used to clean sinks and work surfaces, again leaving the product to work for a few minutes before wiping it away with a wet cloth. Using an old toothbrush, I scrubbed The Pink Stuff onto the shoes and immediately saw an improvement. The cleaning fan wrote: “I don't have a jet wash so used cleaner and brush and scrubbed. Not bad for a mornings work. Before and after!” The Pink Stuff Cleaning Miracle Paste does an adequate job for light-to-medium cleans, such as running shoes and sinks, but it's not 'miraculous' in its removal of heavier stains on ovens or pots and pans. Although, The Pink Stuff did outperform bicarb soda and water for light cleaning. Sophie applies a generous amount of The Pink Stuff onto her hob and then leaves it to sit for a few minutes.